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Prescott City Council <br />Regular Voting Meeting <br />May 13, 2014 <br />Page 5 <br />Council Appointment Committee recommended Mr. Petrovsky for appointment to the <br />Fire Board of Appeals. <br />MAYOR PRO TEM LAMERSON MOVED TO APPOINT SEYMOUR PETROVSKY TO <br />THE FIRE BOARD OF APPEALS, TERM TO EXPIRE MARCH 2O16; SECONDED BY <br />COUNCILMAN ARNOLD; PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. <br />C. Adoption of the 2014/2015 CDBG Annual Action Plan and adoption of <br />Resolution No. 4224-1433 authorizing application for Community <br />Development Block Grant funds <br />Shaun Rydell, Community Program Manager, was available to answer questions. <br />Councilwoman Wilcox noted that $140,000.00 of the CDBG funds will be used for street <br />projects. She asked if there was consideration by the committee to ask the City to use <br />the streets tax for that project and instead use the CDBG money for housing <br />rehabilitation or other CDBG projects. <br />Ms. Rydell said there was discussion regarding this project in program year 2013. She <br />said CDBG funds were used for engineering planning. The facility shows that it is ready <br />to be built in program year 2014. There was not any discussion beyond leveraging the <br />One Percent Sales Tax dollars against the project. It was staff's recommendation to use <br />CDBG funds for projects that were ready to be built. <br />Craig McConnell, City Manager, said that the objective is that if this is done it will <br />provide an opportunity for Habitat for Humanity to develop some low to moderate <br />income housing. <br />Councilman Arnold said he understood there was not a competing project for the same <br />classification. Ms. Rydell said he was correct. <br />Councilman Arnold asked if there was a percentage requirement that had to be spent <br />on that type of project with no competing project being applied for during the process. <br />Ms. Rydell said yes. <br />Councilman Kuknyo gave his support for the project. He said it was a great <br />improvement to the street. <br />Councilman Arnold said this was the end of the cumulative plan, and the new committee <br />was looking at the next five year plan. He said his hope was that staff could fully <br />publicize and prioritize projects. <br />Mayor Kuykendall asked if the recommendation was unanimous from the committee. <br />Ms. Rydell said yes. <br />