Veteran GHAP New Construction Presenting Ed Brown Program Analyst John Wright Policy Analyst Amy Cole State Development Resources Manager Agenda Important Dates Vets NOFA Review Highlights ID: 816551
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OHCS2020 Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) Veteran GHAP New Construction
Presenting;
Ed Brown, Program Analyst
John Wright, Policy Analyst
Amy Cole, State Development Resources Manager
Slide2Agenda
Important Dates
Vets NOFA Review
Highlights
Funding Sources
NOFA Application Process
Procorem WorkCenter
Full App Submission
NOFA Charge submission
Administrative and Threshold Review
Scoring Overview
Scoring Criteria Review
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Questions
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NOFA
Dates to Remember
Pre-app close date:
Sep 25
Full App released to Procorem:
Sep 29
FAQ stop date:
Oct 28
NOFA due date:
Nov 5, 4:00pm
NOFA
Charge due date:
Nov 12
, 4:00pm
Admin and Threshold Review:
Roughly
Nov 12 – 23
Scoring and
Allocation:
Nov – Dec
State Housing Stability Council:
Planned for Jan 2021
Slide4Veterans NOFA Highlights
New Construction
All units in project must serve Veterans
Restricting 100% of the project
PSH
services/rent assistance offered (100 slots)
Regional set-asides for Rural and Urban
Homelessness focus
Slide5Funding Sources
GHAP $6.5 million (Veterans set-aside)
Rural: $3.5 million
Urban: $3.0 million
Subsidy per unit type limits:
*
these are the limits used in Scoring “lower subsidy per unit”
PSH
(100 slots with Rent assistance)
Unit Types
Studio
1 Bedroom
2 Bedroom
3 Bedroom
Subsidy Limits
$150,000
$210,000
$265,000
$325,000
Slide6Additional Funding Sources
OAHTC $4 million
Applied toward loans to reduce the interest rate by up to 4%
The reduction in interest payments is passed through to tenant rents for 20 years.
Serving Households at or below 70% AMI. MEP – Project specific
https://oregonmultifamilyenergy.com
Dan.Elliot@oregon.gov
PH: (503) 986-2016
LIHTC 4% - Non competitive
Slide7NOFA Application Process
Procorem WorkCenter
OHCS sent welcome emails with Procorem WorkCenter login credentials.
You should have access to Procorem by now
Full NOFA application and attachment docs are located in your
WorkCenter
Limited permissions during application stage
To submit: Upload your application, supplemental documents and required evidence to “Final Submission”
If selected, your WorkCenter will continue to be used through the project development lifecycle
View and complete tasks and events
Slide8Slide9NOFA Application ProcessFull Application Overview
An Excel Workbook with many worksheets (aka tabs)
Auto-populates many fields
Substantially self-scoring
Review the Instructions SheetIt’s a “Smart Document” Locked and formatted to be used with Prolink. Do not attempt to change or modify any cells or formulas – risk of application failure
You may not copy from older applications and paste into this application.
By submitting an application you are agreeing by electronic signature to all terms and conditions of the NOFA and application
Slide12NOFA Application Process Application Charge Submission
Mail payment separately with Charge Transmittal form (located in the application)
Application Charges due
Nov 12 @ 4pm PST
Hard Due Date
No hand deliveries (OHCS offices are closed
to the public)
Mail Application Charges to:
Attn: Affordable Rental Housing/VGHAP Application
Oregon Housing and Community Services
725 Summer St. NE, Suite B
Salem, OR 97301
Slide13NOFA Application ProcessAdministrative and Threshold Review
Each application is reviewed for completeness on a pass/fail basis. This review isn’t to score the project but to ensure the application has everything required:
Board of Director's Resolution (if applicable)
Organizational Documents
Application Charge is on time and in the correct amount
Evidence of Publicly Supported Housing
Federal Project Resources Status
Development Schedule/Readiness to Proceed
Core Development Documents (
CDDs
) submitted
Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)
Financial Feasibility: pro forma and fund commitments
Resident Services Plan
Slide14Scoring Overview 100 points possible
60 point minimum
Ranked by
Region
ScoreFunding AvailabilityTie breakersSame points available in each region (urban and rural)Internal scoring committeeAll categories are “up to” the total maximum points
Only whole points awarded (no fractions)
Slide15Scoring Criteria Financial (11 points)
The Financial Assumptions area in the Narratives tab can be useful for defending some decisions, or values that might otherwise seem out of the norm.
Resident Services Description (20 points)
Different from the thorough Resident Services Plan you must provide after reservation
The Application form mirrors the scoring section of the NOFAAnswer as realistically as possible but this is not the final plan
Slide16Scoring Criteria MWESB (4 points)
Scored based on the narrative responses in the MWESB Outreach Tab
Location Efficiency (10 points) Self-Scored and Verified
Walk-ability (2 points) – Just the walk score “Car-dependent”
Food Access (2 points)Use link in App, or google “USDA food access”Default map settings show green highlights for food deserts.
Use the description field to back your finding
Medical Access (2 points) –
Use the description field to back your finding
Public Transit (2 points)
Use the description field. State which method used.
Education for family housing (2 points) Use the description field
Weighted averaging will be by units
Community need (6 points)- Narrative
Slide17Scoring Criteria Collaboration (8 points) – Narrative Barrier Reduction (9 points) – Narrative
Automated Scoring
Serving lowest incomes AMI (5 points)
Rental Assistance (5 points)
Focus on Homeless Veterans (4 points)Lower Subsidy per Unit (8 points) Team Development (10 points)
Slide18Questions – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
All questions about the NOFA and your project must go to
MFNOFA@Oregon.gov
Phone calls and emails to staff will be redirected to the email.
Answers to questions submitted to the MFNOFA email are published in your project
WorkCenter
weekly, as needed.
Any questions asked in this training will be published in the FAQ.
Slide19Questions Happy to take questions now or you can always send them to us through the MFNOFA email.
Thank you for attending