Highlights of the NYC Mayor's plan for $1.7 billion in federal block grants.

1. NYC Action Plan
Public Comment Period Review
Tony Maull
703-722-9122 x 1 April 2, 2013
tony@savebigbread.com
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2. Tony Maull - Presenter
President and co-founder SaveBigBread.com
Former Ernst & Young Clean Technology Leader
VP at Experian (Data and Analytics Division)
Software and Technology Investment Banker
www.linkedin.com/in/maull/
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3. Who got hit?
Bronx Population
5%
Staten
Island
9%
Brooklyn
Queens 37%
22%
Manhattan
27%
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4. How did the $ get allocated?
Allocations
Citywide
Administration
and Planning $600mm
16% $340mm
Housing
Programs
40%
Infrastructure
and Other
City Services Business
23% Programs
$400mm 18%
$325mm
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5. Who owns the buildings?
Public Sq. Ft.
1%
Business
16%
Mixed
Res/
Comm
16% Residential
67%
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6. Who gets the money
Low/Mod Inc. up to
% of $600mm
Single
Multi family family - Brooklyn
- Low/Mod
28%
other $62,430
26%
Queens
$78,968
Multi-
Single family - Staten Island
family - other $101,852
Low/Mod 14%
32%
Manhattan
$94,085
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7. #1 Priority
Severely damaged homes
295 1-2
family 1,400
homes 1-2
900
family
multi-
homes
family,
15
buildings
20,000
Multi-
family,
300
buildings
Majorly damaged homes
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8. Getting work done
1. City will prioritize, direct and pay contractors.
1. Strict circumstance – own contractor.
2. Adhere to Enterprise Green Communities Standard.
1. HUD CPD Green Building Checklist.
1. For those building that can’t meet the Standard.
3. Raising cost assistance to comply with local code.
4. No “in-kind” replacement.
5. No reimbursement for completed work.
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9. Attached strings
1. Maintain ownership for up to 5 years.
1. As of the construction completion date.
2. Must maintain flood insurance.
1. No less than the amount of assistance.
2. Up to NFIP maximum.
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10. NY State buyout program
Standard buyout
100% of pre-storm value.
Homes more than 50% damaged.
Inside 500-year floodplain.
Enhanced buyout
High risk determined by county and local government.
5%-25% premium on top of pre-storm value.
Relocation incentives
5% in-county relocation.
10% enhanced individual and group buyout.
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11. NY City potential buyout
Acquisition for Redevelopment
100% of post-Sandy value.
Voluntary homeowner opt-in.
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12. Open issues
1. No assessment appeals process.
1. Housing Recovery Specialist.
2. Assessment Specialist.
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13. Open issues
1. Contractor management.
1. How can homeowners get competing estimates?
2. Complaint regarding workmanship?
3. Who issues the labor warranty?
4. Will the manufacturer honor the product warranty?
5. Will EEOC rules be honored by the City?
1. “criminal record exclusions have a disparate
impact based on race and national origin.”
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14. Action items
1. Public comment window closes April 4 at 12 midnight.
2. Submit comments to:
1. http://ww.nyc.gov/cdbg
2. 212-639-9675
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15. Questions
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