HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM
OCTOBER 1, 2019- SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
The City of Frisco's Housing Rehabilitation Program is funded by the Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG). These funds are awarded to the City of Frisco by the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Our goal is to preserve existing low and moderate
income housing, to assist very low, low and moderate income owners/occupants in bringing their
dwellings up to an acceptable standard, and to enhance and revitalize neighborhoods within the
City.
Housing rehabilitation funds shall be used for those repairs necessary to bring the structure up to
the International Residential Code. In addition to necessary structural repairs, most projects will
include provisions for correction of all health/safety code violations, installation of smoke
detectors and exterior painting. Items needing repair will be prioritized, with corrections on items
necessary to comply with HUD and City minimum property standards receiving priority for
funding.
Projects are designated as minor projects or major rehabilitation projects depending on the urgency
of the repair in regards to health and safety of the occupants and the neighborhood occupants.
Residency is defined as the property must be located within the city limits. Income eligibility is
determined by the IRS Form 1040 Adjusted Gross Income Requirements. The home must be a
single-family dwelling and owner-occupied by a family that meets income guidelines.
TOTAL FAMILY INCOME MAY NOT EXCEED THE FOLLOWING 2020 INCOME AMOUNTS:
Size
Low Income
(80% of Area Median)
$48,300
$55,200
$62,100
$68,950
$74,500
$80,000
$85,500
$91,050
Very Low Income
(50% of Area Median)
$30,200
$34,500
$38,800
$43,100
$46,550
$50,000
$53,450
$56,900
Extremely Low
(30% of Area Median)
$18,100
$20,700
$23,300
$26,200
$30,680
$35,160
$39,640
$44,120
Source: U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development. These income figures are
subject to change annually. (Effective April 1, 2020)
The Community Development Block Grant staff will review applications for the Community
Assistance Housing Repair Project in order to determine level of housing needs and how these
needs affect the health and/or safety of people living in the house.
For more additional information please contact Sarah Carroll at (972) 292-5114 or email
scarroll@friscotexas.gov.