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This interactive graphic requires Adobe Flash v.8 or higher. As required under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, see our Federal Report (XML) for this project. Learn more about the XML format. Dollars Awarded$19,455,156 Project StatusLess than 50% completed Project DescriptionAn application by a Consortium of the City of Minneapolis (Lead), City of Brooklyn Park, and Hennepin County for NSP2 funds under the American Recovery and Reinvistment Act , 2009. The total NSP2 application was for approximately $48 million and will impact approximately 875-1,075 units. This includes approximately $38 million for Minneapolis, $6 million for Brooklyn Park and $4 million for Hennepin County. In Minneapolis, Brooklyn Park and Hennepin County neighborhoods hardest hit by foreclosures, NSP2 resources would provide for: Down Payment and Closing Cost Assistance - 385 homebuyers, Purchase and Rehabilitation - 365 units, Acquisition and Land Banking - 308 properties, and Redevelopment - 17 units. The Award has been made and is for $19,455,156. Funding ProgramNeighborhood Stabilization Program Responsibility for ImplementationCommunity Planning and Economic Development Funding AgencyU.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Dollars Leveraged$37,450,000 Dollars Leveraged Description• The Family Housing Fund will provide $17,950,000 for acquisition of foreclosed and abandoned property under NSP2. • The Twin Cities Community Land Bank has allocated $9,500,000 for land banking activities ($4,500,000 million from the National Community Stabilization Trust and $5,000,000 from the Community Reinvestment Fund). • Greater Metropolitan Housing Corporation will contribute $10,000,000 in the form of a revolving line of credit for acquisition and construction costs. Dollars Requested$48,180,000 Projected Jobs CreatedData not yet available. Award TypeGrant Sub-recipient NamesHennepin County Vendor NamesNo vendors have been contracted to date. Recovery Funds Spent to Date$0 |