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2020 LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT

REQUEST FOR MUNICIPAL RESOLUTION

he City of El Paso requires the following information in order to process a request for support resolution for the Texas Dept. of

Housing and Community Affairs as part of the 2020 Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application process.

All 9% LIHTC applicants must fill out Sections A, B, and D. Section C is for 9% LIHTC applicants seeking City financial support.

4% HTC applicants must fill out sections A, B and D only.

• The deadline for 9% Housing Tax Credit Requests for Municipal Resolution is Monday, January 6

, 2020 by 9:00 a.m. (MST)

SECTION A. PROPERTY AND CONTACT INFORMATION

1. Applicant/Developer:

2. Contact Person:

3. Applicant Address:

Phone: E-Mail:

4. Name of Proposed Development:

5. Proposed Development Address/Location:

6. Type of Tax Credit requested of TDHCA (ex. 9% Statewide At-Risk or 9% Regional Competitive):

_________________________________________________________

SECTION B. PROJECT INFORMATION

1. Project type (rehabilitation, new construction, adaptive reuse, etc.):

2. Provide a written narrative explaining why the particular type of tax credit is being requested and how the proposed

development meets TDHCA criteria and the City of El Paso adopted Evaluation Criteria for Requests for Local

Government Support of LIHTC Proposals. To accomplish this, the narrative should include detailed descriptions of how

the proposed development meets each of the criteria for Value Statements 2, 3, 4, and 5 in the City’s adopted evaluation

criteria (attached to this form). Narrative must be no more than 10 pages, single-spaced, 12 pt. Arial or Calibri font, 1”

margins. Submit as Attachment B-2.

3. Total cost of development (as prepared by an Architect, Engineer or Contractor): $

4. Cost per square foot: $

5. Amount of tax credits being requested of TDHCA: $

6. Number of units & housing mix for proposed development (1, 2 or 3 bedroom) and Number of Affordable Units

Units/bedroom

Size:

Total

Quantity

Market

Rate

80% AMI

60% AMI

50% AMI

30% AMI

1 Bedroom

2 Bedroom

3 Bedroom

4 Bedroom

Totals

Clear Entire Form

7. Is

the proposed development site properly zoned for proposed development? Yes ____ No ___

a. C

urrent Zoning: __________________

8. Are property taxes current for the site? Yes ____ No ____

If yes, provide a copy of current property tax receipt, or print-out from:

https://actweb.acttax.com/act_webdev/elpaso/index.jsp

Submit as Attachment B-8.

9. Is the property located in a flood zone? Yes ____ No ____

10. Submit location map showing the project site. Submit as Attachment B-10.

11. Submit project Site Plan (and renderings if available). Submit as Attachment B-11.

SECTION C. FOR THOSE PROJECTS SEEKING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM CITY FUNDS

1. Total amount of funds requested from City HOME/CDBG funds: $

Or, total amount of requested fee waiver from the City of El Paso: $

2. Indicate use of all funds by category and amount (for those requesting HOME/CDBG funds):

Acquisition: $

Design/Soft Costs: $

New Construction of Housing Units: $

Rehabilitation/Conversion of Housing Units: $

Funds from other sources: $

Total Project Cost: $

3. Relocation of Tenants (for rehabilitation and/or reconstruction developments):

How many of the existing dwelling units are occupied? __________ Vacant? ________

If completely vacant, how long has the property been vacant? __________________________

Are any of the units owner-occupied? _____________________________________________

Will Temporary or permanent relocation be required? _________________________________

4. Section 3 Agreement (for those requesting HOME/CDBG funds): If the project construction amount totals more than

$200,000, the owner/contractor agrees to meet or exceed Section 3 requirements by: (1) awarding at least 20% of the

otal dollar amount of all covered construction contracts to Section 3 businesses; and (2) offering 50% of new employment

opportunities to Section 3 businesses. Section 3 is a provision of the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Act of 196

hat requires that recipients of certain HUD financial assistance, to the greatest extent feasible, provide job training,

employment, and contracting opportunities for low- or very-low income residents in connection with projects and activities

in their neighborhoods. The HOME and CDBG funds administered by the City necessitate following Section 3 provisions.

Do you agree to meet or exceed the Section 3 requirements noted above? Yes ____ No ____

ubmit the following financial documents (for those requesting HOME/CDBG funds):

a. Applicant’s financial statement or most recent audit. Submit as Attachment C-5.a.

b. Applicant’s Current Income Tax Return. Submit as Attachment C-5.b.

6. S

ubmit the following Relocation documents (if applicable):

a. Copy of Relocation Plan. Submit as Attachment C-6.a.

b. Proof of approval of Relocation Plan by HUD. Submit as Attachment C-6.b.

. Li

st of all households to be displaced, list must include date of issuance of General Information Notices

and date of issuance of Relocation Notices for all households. Submit as Attachment C-6.c.

lease note: Phase I Environmental Assessment must be submitted to Community & Human Development for review

prior to execution of any HOME or CDBG funding agreements.

SECTION D. CERTIFICATIONS

RETURN COMPLETED 9% LIHTC REQUESTS FOR MUNICIPAL RESOLUTION WITH ALL

ATTACHMENTS NO LATER THAN JANUARY 6

, 2020 BY 9:00 AM (MST).

Hard copy and/or digital/email submissions are acceptable and must be delivered to:

Mark Weber, Community Development Program Manager

Community and Human Development Department

801 Texas Avenue – Third Floor

El Paso, Texas 79901

(915) 212-0138 or (915) 212-1682

webermc@elpasotexas.gov

Email submittals must contain less than 10 MB of attachments per email. As such, attachments for a

single request may be submitted in multiple email transmissions.

4% HTC REQUESTS FOR MUNICIPAL RESOLUTION WILL BE ACCEPTED ON A ROLLING

BASIS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

Person authorized to sign on behalf of proposed development:

I/we declare that I/we have examined this request and, to the best of my/our knowledge and belief, the information

contained therein is true, correct, and complete.

Signature (required):

Printed Name/Title: Date:

FOR STAFF USE ONLY: Received by: ____________________________________________________ Date: _____________

Review for Completeness by: ________________

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ATTACHMENT A

The City of El Paso, Texas

Approved 10/15/2019

Value Statement

Total

Points

Evaluation Criteria and/or Scoring Breakdown (points)

Plan El Paso Reference (These goals and policies are to be referenced to ensure proposed

projects comply with Plan El Paso. Proposals need not address all goals and policies referenced

below; rather, listed goals and policies should be used to inform the scoring of proposals against

the Evaluation Criteria.)

1. Maximize affordable housing

units within the City of El Paso

with whatever combination of

projects produces the most

affordable housing units given

allocation of funds for the

region

a) 15 points for the proposal with the greatest number of units. All other

proposals receive a point value equal to 20 multiplied by the percentage of units

proposed as compared to the development with the greatest number of units.

(ex. Develoment X proposes 50% of the total units that the development with the

greatest number of units proposes. Points for Development X = 20 points x 50% =

10 points).

b) 8 points for the development with the most units for households at or below

30% AMI. All other proposals receive a point total equal to 8 multiplied by the

percentage of 30% AMI units compared to the development with the greatest

number of 30% AMI units.

c) 7 points for the development with the most units for households between 31%

and 60% AMI. All other proposals receive a point total equal to 7 multiplied by the

percentage of 31%-60% AMI units compared to the development with the

greatest number of 31%-60% AMI units.

d) 5 points for the development with the greatest number of units produced per

amount of tax credit.

Goal 6.1 - Housing Supply (Policies 6.1.1 & 6.1.2)

2. Support breaking the cycle of

poverty and supporting upward

mobility by either directly

providing or facilitating

availability of social services

Actively supporting residents of the project through provision of staffing,

investments in programs/services, MOUs with other providers, and/or in house

staff providing services.

Categories of Services:

a) Education (5 pts)

b) Economic development/workforce and entrepreneurial development (including

homeownership programs) (10 pts)

c) Supportive/social services (5 pts)

Goal 5.12 - Museum & Cultural Affairs

Goal 5.14 - Schools

Goal 5.17 - Civic Buildings

Goal 7.12 - Educational Opportunities

Goal 9.3 - Access to Healthcare (Policy 9.3.1)

Goal 6.1 Housing Supply; supportive housing (Policy 6.1.3)

Policy 10.7.6: Promote behavioral changes and consumption patterns that conserve energy

Goal 10.16: Reduce “Food Miles” or the distance that food must travel to El Paso, and the

associated pollution and fuel consumption associated with long-distance food transport.

Evaluation Criteria for Requests for Local Government Support of LIHTC Proposals

ATTACHMENT A

The City of El Paso, Texas

Approved 10/15/2019

3. Residents given an

opportunity for inclusiveness

and afforded an opportunity to

access public services

Categories:

a) No physical barriers separating the development from the neighborhood and

commercial/public services (4 pts)

b) Gathering points/areas that bring together residents of the project and

residents of the neighborhood at large (3 pts)

c) Development has a mix of units at various income levels to include 80% AMI

and/or market rate. (3 pts)

Goal 2.1 - Smart Location Principles

Goal 2.2 - Neighborhood Patterns

Goal 4.2 - Complete Streets (Policy 4.2.8)

Goal 4.5 - Network Principles; minimize isolating communities (Policy 4.5.8)

Goals 5.8 & 5.9 - Parks

Goal 6.1 - Housing Supply (Policies 6.1.1, 6.1.2 & 6.1.7)

Goal 6.2 - Existing Neighborhoods (Policy 6.2.1)

Goal 6.3 - Walkable Neighborhoods (Policies 6.3.1 - 6.3.3)

Goal 9.3 - Access to Healthcare

Goal 10.6 - Atmosphere; promote new development that encourages a sustainable lifestyle such

as walking, cycling, the use of public transit, and reducing dependence upon automobiles (Policy

10.6.3) .

4. Local presence and long-

term accountability in El Paso

Applicant has:

a) Past experience involved in a development team constructing, operating and/or

providing affordable housing for residents who fit the demographic profile to be

served in El Paso (4 pts)

b) A staff presence in El Paso of at least 5 employees (4 pts)

c) 5 or more years experience as part of a development team financing, building,

operating or managing affordable housing in El Paso (4 pts)

d) Commitment to extended affordability beyond 30 years. (1 point for every 5

years of extended affordability beyond 30 years) (up to 3 pts)

N/A

ATTACHMENT A

The City of El Paso, Texas

Approved 10/15/2019

5. Meets City smart growth

initiative as set out in Plan El

Paso

Each project will be evaluated and scored by City of El Paso staff.

Tier 1 projects can score up to 20 points under this category.

Tier 2 projects can score up to 10 points under this category.

(This is intended to prioritize Tier 1 projects while not ruling out creative,

impactful projects in Tier 2.)

Goal 1.1 - Downtown (If proposed project is located downtown)

Goal 1.2 - Traditional Neighborhoods (Policy 1.2.3)

Goal 1.3 - Neighborhood Retrofits; bus routes and RTS stops (Policies 1.3.1 & 1.3.2)

Goal 1.4 - New Neighborhoods

Goal 1.5 - Outward Expansion

Goal 1.9 - Industrial Lands (Policy 1.9.4)

Goal 1.10 - Growth Areas and Overlays (Policies 1.10.3 - 1.10.5)

Goal 2.1 - Smart Location Principles

Goal 4.1 - Compact Urban Areas (Policy 4.1.2)

Goal 4.7 - Air Quality (Policies 4.7.1 & 4.7.3)

Goal 4.11 - Public Transportation (Policies 4.11.2, 4.11.3 & 4.11.6)

Goal 6.1 - Housing Supply (Policies 6.1.1 - 6.1.3, 6.1.7)

Goal 6.2 - Existing Neighborhoods (Policy 6.2.1)

Goal 6.3 - Walkable Neighborhoods (Policies 6.3.1 - 6.3.3)

Goal 6.4 - Housing Affordability

Goal 7.3 - Dynamic Walkable Neighborhoods (Policy 7.3.3)

Goal 7.11 - Complete Streets

Goal 9.4 - Exposure to Environmental Risk (Policies 9.4.1a, 9.4.1c, 9.4.1e)

Goal 9.5 - Encourage Physical Activity Through Design (Policies 9.5.4 & 9.5.6)

Goal 9.6 - Encourage Well-Being (Policy 9.6.6)

Goal 10.5 - Stormwater; (Policy 10.5.2, Policy 10.5.7, Policy 10.5.9)

Goal 10.6 - Atmosphere; promote both roof and non-roof strategies to mitigate the urban heat

island effect (Policy 10.6.9).

Goal 10.7 - Energy/Public transit (Policy 10.7.2).

Goal 10.8: Protect and enhance ecologically sensitive areas such as aquifer recharge zones,

hillsides, bosques, arroyos, wetlands, and plants and wildlife resources.

Goal 10.9: Preserve the valuable natural resources of the mountain and hillside areas and

minimize the exposure of potential environmental hazards associated with their development.

Goal 10.10: Protect the community from risks associated with geologic conditions

Goal 10.13: Protect City residents from the effects of excessive noise or vibration.

Goal 10.14: Improve public safety by developing appropriate lighting and control standards.

TOTAL POSSIBLE POINTS 100

MCA

UPTOWN

IH-10

MONTANA AVE

ALAMEDA AV

MESA DR

DYER ST

ZARAGOZA RD

BORDER HWY

PAISANO DR

JOE BATTLE

NORTH LOOP DR

EDGEMERE BLVD

PATRIOT FREEWAY

ROJAS DR

MONTWOOD DR

PELLICANO DR

RESLER DR

YARBROUGH DR

PEBBLE HILLS BLVD

DONIPHAN DR

PIEDRAS ST

LEE TREVINO DR

DELTA DR

REDD RD

VISTA DEL SOL DR

DIANA DR

GEORGE DIETER DR

AMERICAS AVE

MAGNETIC DR

ALABAMA AVE

AIRPORT RD

RICH BEEM BLVD

COTTON ST

MCRAE BLVD

HAWKINS BLVD

TEXAS AV

TURNER RD

HONDO PASS AVE

PURPLE HEART MEMORIAL HWY

TRANSMOUNTAIN DR

JOHN HAYES ST

RAILROAD DR

MCCOMBS ST

SAUL KLEINFELD DR

WESTWIND DR

HERCULES AVE

PERSHING DR

MONTOYA DR

SOCORRO RD

VISCOUNT BLVD

FRED WILSON RD

SUNSET DR

MESA HILLS DR

TROWBRIDGE DR

RIVER BEND DR

SUNLAND PARK DR

KENWORTHY DR

FRONTERA RD

COUNTRY CLUB RD

CAMINO AZTECA

NORTHWESTERN DR

ARTCRAFT RD

FONSECA DR

SANTA FE ST

TROWBRIDGE DR

DONIPHAN DR

RAILROAD DR

IH-10

PURPLE HEART MEMORIAL HWY

EDGEMERE BLVD

MESA DR

PURPLE HEART MEMORIAL HWY

IH-10

TRANSMOUNTAIN DR

Tier 1 LIHTC Zone

Tier 2 - BRT Stops - 1/4 mile radius

MCA

I-10

DELTA

GATEWAY EAST

I-110

PAISANO

ALAMEDA

CLARK

EL PASO

COPIA

GATEWAY WEST

RAMP G

DURAZNO

GEIGER

GLENWOOD

TROWBRIDGE

CHELSEA

TEJAS

TAMPA

ALICIA

LISBON

CORTEZ

RAYNOLDS

YANDELL

VAL VERDE

WELCH

AWBREY

RAMP O

RAMP K

RAMP J

PERA

GRAMA

BLANCO

ENCINO

TULAROSA

DE VARGAS

CONCEPCION

CLEVELAND

ROSA

RAMP M

EDNA

DOLAN

MARR

23 B

ASCARATE

BUENA VISTA

TAOS

RIVERA

FREDERICK

MONTANA

PATRIOT FREEWAY

BARCELONA

HUERTA

RAMP C

RAMP N

GILA

FRANCIS

RAMP R

CARGILL

EXIT 22 B

JEMEZ

MARYLAND

ELLIS

TOBIN

YBARRA

CESAR CHAVEZ MEMORIAL

RAMP E

COLLINGSWORTH

REGAN

PUEBLO

SIERRA

GATEWAY NORTH

RUSK

COMANCHE

MACIAS

OLSON

RAMP P

STEVENS

MISSION

SIMPIA

FRUTAS

BOONE

LORETTO

GERONIMO

EXIT 24 B

CARDON

TESUQUE

LATTA

TOLEDO

RICK FRANCIS

RAMP Y

DUNNE

RAMP A

RAMP X

ALBERTA

WEEMS

HUCKLEBERRY

SURETY

BRAZOS

VALENCIA

WYOMING

PECOS

MANZANA

MISSOURI

DULANEY

FOX

SHELTER

CUSTOMS

FELIZ

DAILEY

NAVAJO

ATOKA

SILVERIO

WASHINGTON

HADLOCK

AUBURN

LULAC

BARNEY

BONDS

ATHENS

ANITA

SEVILLE

MAGRUDER

MEDINA

ART

RAMP H

BEACON

COLFAX

BOLIVIA

EXIT 24 A

GRIEMS

EUCLID

MARLOW

BRAZIL

ROBERT ALVA

VENEZUELA

BOLL

ARGENTINA

LINDEN

BELDING

RAMP T

PARAGUAY

UVA

CHILE

RADFORD

TAMBURO

PENDELL

FINDLE Y

DELAWARE

EL PORTAL

WALTER

SHIRLEY

VAUGHN

DRIVER

REVERE

JAFFEE

BOWIE

SUE HALL

GIBRALTAR

VICTORIA

PADEN

LADD

SAN ANTONIO

EVERGREEN

HARDY

SERVICE

HOLIDAY

BRAND

CORBIN

BEN GARZA

DIVINE

BATAAN

SAGRADO

KAPILOWITZ

HELENA

BOONE

ROSA

ALAMEDA

PAISANO

DAILEY

STEVENS

EXIT 22 B

ALAMEDA

PAISANO

ROSA

FRUTAS

RAMP H

I-110

PENDELL

PAISANO

23 B

EDNA

MISSOURI

FRUTAS

BOONE

EUCLID

I-10

SEVILLE

GATEWAY WEST

GRAMA

TROWBRIDGE

I-10

ALAMEDA

PAISANO

FELIZ

ALAMEDA

ROSA

TOBIN

FRANCIS

TROWBRIDGE

YANDELL

TULAROSA

BOONE

BEACON

Tier 1 LIHTC Zone

UPTOWN

I-10

MESA

TEXAS

ARIZONA

CLIFF

MISSOURI

MONTANA

YANDELL

OREGON

MYRTLE

STANTON

COTTON

RIVER

RIM

SCHUSTER

BROWN

MAGOFFIN

OLIVE

PAISANO

RIO GRANDE

MILLS

UTEP

CAMPBELL

ANGE

NEVADA

MURCHISON

SAN ANTONIO

EL PASO

OCHOA

SUN BOWL

ROBINSON

GRANT

KANSAS

KERBEY

LOOP 375

KERN

UPSON

FRANKLIN

BASSETT

CALIFORNIA

OVERLAND

PROSPECT

DELTA

WYOMING

LEE

CINCINNATI

HAGUE

DALLAS

LAWTON

BLANCHARD

BALTIMORE

MAIN

BLACKER

GLORY

VIRGINIA

COFFIN

CYPRESS

SANTA FE

PARK

IDAHO

EXIT 21

SCENIC

EUCALYPTUS

CIRCLE

CURIE

ST VRAIN

EXIT 19 A

MISSISSIPPI

TREMONT

MUNDY

WALNUT

GEORGIA

WIGGINS

BOSTON

HEISIG

NOBLE

PALM

BAY

HAWTHORNE

PERSHING

POPLAR

GATEWAY EAST

NEW YORK

GREGORY

WILLIAMS

WRIGHT

EXIT 18 A

EXIT 20

WILLOW

MAGNOLIA

GRANDVIEW

EXIT 19

NEWMAN

CORONA

OCTAVIA

TAYS

DETROIT

LOS ANGELES

EXIT 18 B

LANGTRY

COTTON ON

MAPLE

FEWEL

DENVER

CAMINO ALTO

MCKELLIGON

LOST PADRE MINE

DAKOTA

WELLESLEY

LAUREL

LAZY

EXIT 19 B

DEDE

RAMPART

DURANGO

CROSBY

COLES

NYE

MEDICAL CENTER

RANDOLPH

CORTO

DAWSON

STEWART

ELECTRIC

FLORENCE

LADRILLO

FERN

RUHLEN

RIM ROAD

SHELDON

HART

HILLS

GURSS

UNIVERSITY

COLDWELL

TODDLER

WYOMING

OCHOA

MAIN

LAUREL

FLORENCE

LOS ANGELES

ANGE

HAWTHORNE

OCHOA

WILLOW

ANGE

VIRGINIA

BROWN

ANGE

ST VRAIN

WALNUT

COLES

NOBLE

EUCALYPTUS

MILLS

MAIN

ANGE

LEE

WILLOW

CROSBY

POPLAR

WALNUT

OCTAVIA

ST VRAIN

UNIVERSITY

PALM

CAMPBELL

I-10

PAISANO

CALIFORNIA

KANSAS

MISSOURI

OCTAVIA

NEVADA

IDAHO

I-10

VIRGINIA

OCHOA

DALLAS

ST VRAIN

NEVADA

NOBLE

VIRGINIA

PAISANO

LANGTRY

Tier 1 LIHTC Zone

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