HomeMy WebLinkAboutRes 00.01- Funds, Idaho Development Block GrantCity of Rexburg, Idaho
RESOLUTION: 00-O1
Authorizing Resolution
"A Resolution to Submit an Application for an ICDBG Economic Development Grant to
Assist in the Construction of Public Infrastructure, Including the expansion of the Rexburg
Business Park and the adjacent areas."
WHEREAS, the City of Rexburg desires to support the expansion of ARTCO, Inc. located
near the North Rexburg Exit of US Hwy 20; and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to assist expansion of the areas adjacent to the Rexburg
Business Park, including widening the Salem Highway north of Rexburg, sewer and water line
extensions and street lighting, including a traffic signal light; and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to submit an Economic Development Grant
Application to the Idaho Department of Commerce for a grant to assist in the construction of this
ARTCO, Inc. Expansion Project;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED THAT:
The City Council of the City of Rexburg hereby commits support for the public infrastructure
improvements for ARTCO, Inc., and also authorizes the submission of the Economic Development
Grant Application to the Idaho Department of Commerce for funds to assist in the construction of the
ARTCO, Inc. Expansion Project. The City Council also authorizes Bruce L. Sutherland, Mayor of
Rexburg, to sign and execute the Application and all related documents pertaining to this Project.
RESOLVED this 15th day of March , 2000.
City Council
City of Rexburg
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Bruce L. Sutherland, Mayor
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CITY COPY
Application
for an
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Idaho Community Development Block Grant
by the
City of Rexburg
for the Artco, Inc. Expansion- Project
March 20, 2000
Bruce L. Sutherland, Mayor
March 20, 2000
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STATE OF IDAHO
Mr. Gary Mahn, Director
Idaho Department of Commerce
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720-0093
Dear Mr. Mahn:
The City of Rexburg respectfully submits
Development Block Grant. This application
extend infrastructure including water, se'
improvements.
PO Box 280
12 North Center Street
Rexburg, Idaho 83440
Phone (208) 359-3020
Fax (208) 359-3022
e-mail rexburg@srv.net
this application for an Idaho Community
requests $500,000 to assist us in our efforts to
per, road, traffic light, and street lighting
The goal of this application is the creation of jobs by assisting business expansion through the
provision of publicly owned infrastructure to the Artco, Inc. plant expansion. Artco has
committed to hiring approximately 90 full time equivalent new employees.
The $500,000 Economic Development grant will benefit our community of 12,708 persons, of
whom 64% meet the LMI standards. Artco's private investment of nearly $6,000,000 will
facilitate the successful completion of this project.
We appreciate your attention and support to our funding request.
Sincerely,
Bruce L. Sutherland
Mayor
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
D. ICDBG APPLICATION INFORMATION FORM ...............................................................page 1
E. THRESHOLD FACTORS ....................................................................................................page 2
Eligible Applicant
Eligible Activity
Administrative Capacity
Public Participation
F. GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1. Community Description ........................................................................................page 3
2. Community Needs Assessment ...........................................................................page 3
3. Project Description and benefits ................................................................... pages 4 -5
G. BUDGET FORM ................................................................................................................page 6
H. ASSURANCES ..................................................................................................................page 7
I. RANKING CRITERIA
Minimum Criteria ...........................................................................................................page 8
Ranking Criteria ...................................................................................................... pages 9-10
J. ATTACHMENTS
A. Official Actions by the City
Authorizing Resolutions
Fair Housing Resolution
Residential Anti-Displacement
City Excessive Force
Certification Regarding Lobbying
B. Public Participation
Citizen Participation Plan
Public Hearing Notices
Public Hearing Minutes -Attendance List
C. Business Documentation
Business Analysis
Letter of Commitment
Grant Assistance Agreement
D. LMI Job Documentation
Company Positions to be Created
Applicant/Employee Job Documentation Forms
E. Engineering Site Plans and Projected Infrastructure Costs
F. Project Area Maps
G. Project Schedule
APPLICATION INFORMATION page 1
IDAHO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
Applicant: City of Rexburg Address: 12 North Center, P.O. Box 280, Rexburg, ID 83440
Chief Elected Official: Bruce L. Sutherland, Mayor Phone _(208) 359-3020, ext. 328
Application Prepared By: Rick Miller, Planner Phone: X208) 356-4524, ext. 326
Address: E.C.I.P.D.A., 310 North 2nd East, Suite 115 Rexburg, Idaho 83440
Architect/Engineer/Planner: John Millar, City of Rexburg
Address: P.O. Box 280, Rexburg, Idaho 83440
NATIONAL OBJECTIVES: PROJECT CATEGORY: PROJECT FINANCING:
LMI X Public Facility ICDBG: $500,000
Local: $100,000
Slum and Blight Housing RDA $250,000
WDTF: $170,000
Imminent Threat Senior Citizen Artco: $5,850,000
Other:
Economic Development X TOTAL: $6,870,000
Note: Send 2 copies of all applications to Department of Commerce and 1 copy to your regional Economic Advisory
Council member. Attach Project Maps and LMI Survey Maps in Appendix.
Project Area Population: 12,708 (1990 Census) Project Area LMI Population: 8,117 (64%)
1. Have any land, buildings, easements, or right-of-ways been purchased for this project? No
2. Is anyone living on the land or in the structures at the proposed site? Yes No X
3. Is any business being conducted on the land or in the structures at the proposed site? No
DETAILED PROJECT DESCRIPTION : The Artco Inc. expansion project consists of assisting in the
construction of road and infrastructure improvements to areas adjacent to the Rexburg
Business Park. Improvements will consist of widening the Salem Highway from a two lane to
a four lane road, installing a traffic light at the main Arcto entrance, and extending water
and sewer lines as well as looping the water line for increased pressure for fire protection
capacity. The expansion will create approximately 90 full time equivalent newjobs, with full
benefits including health care, dental care, and a pension plan, which includes a 401 k. The
employees will also receive sick, vacation, and personal leave privileges.
DESCRIBE PURE LOCAL MATCHING FUNDS: Both the City of Rexburg and Artco, have committed
$100,000 each as pure local matching funds for the infrastructure project. Artco is investing
$5,750,000 for the plant and project expansion. Other significant funding sources include the
Regional Development Alliance investment of $250,000 for the plant relocation, and
$170,000 from the State Workforce Development Training Fund for an approved training
program. Thus, the total committed matching funds are $6,370,000.
APPLICATION CERTIFICATION:
The data in this application is true and correct. This document has been duly authorized by the governing body of the city,
and the city will comply with all required certification, laws, and regulations if the application is approved and selected for
funding.
Name (typed) Bruce L. Sutherland Title Mayor
Signature -~" Date March 20, 2000
E. Threshold Factors -Section 074.05
page 2
Eligible Applicant: (State your eligibility)
The City of Rexburg is a general purpose unit of government in Idaho, an incorporated city
with a population of under 50,000, and therefore an eligible applicant under ICDBG Section
012.
Eligibility Activity: 1 /4 page narrative. Describe how the project consists of activities in Rules 022 thru
051. Identify each rule number.
Public Facilities and Improvements--The proposed project qualifies as an eligible project
under ICDBG Subsection 024. regarding the acquisition, construction, or installation of
public works, facilities, and site or other improvements.
Administrative Capacity: 1 /4 page narrative describing the applicant's grant management
experience or how they expect to provide for the management and administration of the grant
if they do not have administrative capacity.
As a member of the Regional Planning District East-Central Idaho Planning and
Development Association (ECIPDA), the City of Rexburg has access to IDC-approved
Grant Administrators who have the demonstrated capabilities and experience to
administer this project. ECIPDA has successfully administered ICDBG projects since 1983
and HUD grants since 1977. ECIPDA staff has served as the Project developer and
Application preparer for this project. The City is in the process of selecting administrative
services, which should be completed by mid April. Upon selection a contract will be
negotiated and executed.
Public Participation: Y~ page narrative describing citizen involvement in selecting the project and
reviewing the application. Describe compliance with citizen participation plan and other
community plans. Attach Citizen Participation Plan, public notice, and meeting minutes in
appendix.
The City of Rexburg passed an Authorizing Resolution in support of this project on March 15,
2000. The public participation with this project has been very significant. The City Council
authorized $100,000 to be used as match towards the completion of the project
A public hearing was held in accordance with the adopted Citizen Participation Plan and in
accordance with the ICDBG Section 074.05d to consider citizen's views on this project and
for public examination of this Application. The Public Notice appeared in the Rexburg
Standard Journal. Notices were also posted at City Hall for the Block Grant Application
Public Hearing. (See Attachment B for the Public Hearing Notices;
Date of Public Notice March 6, 2000 Date of Public Hearing March 15, 2000
F. General Project Description -Section 074.06 (3 pages maximum) page 3
1. Community Description ('/z page):
The City of Rexburg has 12,708 residents, and is the county seat of Madison County. The
county is bordered on the southeast by National Forest, with West Yellowstone National Park
approximately 80 miles to the north. Agriculture is the main industry in the area; because of
devaluation of farm property and lower crop prices, the area is economically volatile. This
unstable condition has necessitated a local effort to diversify the economy. There are only
a few businesses in our community that maintain over 50 employees. Tourism has provided
some economic support for the area, although efforts to capitalize on tourism have been
extremely limited. The existence of Ricks College has offered some financial stability to the
community in the area of support services, but this is seasonal. The City leaders have
worked diligently to encourage industry to operate locally. Major employers include Ricks
College, Artco, Madison School District, Basic American Foods, and Madison Memorial
Hospital
The City serves as a commercial and employment hub for Fremont, Jefferson, and Madison
counties; this is particularly significant considering the unemployment rate in Fremont and
Jefferson Counties has been 13 and 6.5 percent during the winter months.
Rexburg is adjacent to US 20, a main thoroughfare. to West Yellowstone, Jackson, and
several National Parks and national forests, which creates the possibility of a strong tourism
base for our community to take advantage of.
2. Community Needs Assessment ('/z page):
Some time ago Madison County received Gem Community status. We were the 7th
community in the State to receive Gem Certification, and in doing so, the Madison
Economic Development Corporation (MEDCO) was established. The Board of Directors
were and are currently made up of government and civic leaders that have identified the
economic needs of the community.
Such needs identified for our rural community were infrastructure improvements, including a
new treatment plant, and economic diversity. Being sodependent onagriculture--a volatile
base--and having mdny ndtural resources, tourism was identified as a strong potential.
Many tourism-related activities have been built upon including the International Folk Dance
Festival and Sunbird programs. Two new motels have been constructed; a new tourist
information center /Chamber of Commerce building /Convention Center has been
constructed, and college housing has been made available in the summer months
Other economic development activities include the Business Park that is currently being
marketed and the Business Development Center created by ECIPDA, which provides
incubation for business startups, as well as business retention and business training.
MEDCO determined that economic development was a priority item needed to improve life
within the community. This has been strongly supported by the City of Rexburg and Madison
County. This project of assisting in the establishment of the Artco plant expansion will
provide for the creation of nearly 100 full time equivalent quality jobs for our community. A
strong regional effort was organized to develop, establish political and community support,
and create a mechanism for funding this project.
F. General Project Description (continued) -Section 074.06
3. Descriation of Project and Benefits:
page 4
The increased staffing at ARTCO has increased the traffic on the Salem Highway which
serves the ARTCO development to a point where their access road does not always provide
the capacity for handling the traffic. The purpose of this project is to provide additional
traffic carrying capability and safety devices for this roadway and also to provide utility
extensions in the area where the roadway will be widened and reconstructed.
The current roadway from the area north of Rexburg to ARTCO is primarily a 28' wide two-
lane highway with some minor widening at intersections to facilitate the passing of cars
turning. ~Vith over 90 new employees at ARTCO it has led to a condition where the roadway
is unsafe and widening of the roadway needs to be completed.
The proposed project includes the widening of the existing 28' roadway to a minimum width
of 52' from the railroad tracks on the north side of Rexburg to north of ARTCO, which will
provide two full lanes in each direction. This will allow for safer turning movements and will
provide additional capacity throughout this area. The widening will decrease to three lanes
of traffic and within 400' of the main ARTCO entrance will transition back to the existing 28'
as it proceeds north to US Highway 20.
With the increase in traffic that has resulted form the heavy usage by ARTCO employees
and other businesses in the area the road is showing significant deterioration. In order to
bring the roadway back to its full capacity and to provide the needed surfacing for the
increased traffic it is also proposed that the existing 28' asphalt surface be overlayed with a
2" asphalt surface to act as a leveling course and also to increase the carrying capacity of
the roadway.
The ARTCO business has over 700 employees that enter and leave the business on a daily
basis. Most of the people drive individual automobiles. This results in a significant number of
cross traffic maneuvers as they enter onto or exit off from the Salem Highway. There have
been numerous accidents at the intersection where the main ARTCO entrance enters onto
the Salem Highway. It is proposed that a traffic control signal be constructed at this location
to provide safer traffic maneuvers for not only the workers at ARTCO but for other users
which travel the same highway to access US 20. This traffic signal would include overhead
lighting to light the intersection and would be set up on a north-south priority so that during
periods when shift changes or significant numbers of employees are not entering or leaving
the ARTCO facility the signal would stay green in the north-south direction. This would
change to allow cross maneuvers as traffic warrants.
The main entrance into ARTCO is presently atwo-lane road which causes backing up of
traffic during periods of shift change. It is also proposed as a part of this project that this road
be widened to provide a 3-lane roadway into the first main junction interior to the ARTCO
property. This would allow for a right turn maneuver when leaving the facility, a lane for left
turn maneuvers and a third lane for people wishing to enter ARTCO. At present with one
lane in and one lane out ,right and left turn movement s conflict with each other and result
in backup and safety problems.
The City of Rexburg provides sewer and water service to ARTCO and Hortense and to the
Rexburg Business Park located south of the ARTCO complex. In order to extend utilities to
F.General Project Description (continued) -Section 074.06 page s
provide better fire flow capability to ARTCO and to provide for continuous service north of
ARTCO. It is necessary that water, sewer and storm drain lines be extended to the main
entrance at ARTCO so that as development occurs in the area the road construction
completed under this project will not have to be torn up to provide for the utility extensions.
It is anticipated that as growth continues in the area that the roadway north of ARTCO will
also need to be widened in the future. However, the majority of the problems involved with
the traffic from ARTCO results from people coming from or going towards Rexburg as they
come to or leave work at the facility.
The City of Rexburg must continue to expand its number of basic core businesses that provide
local employment to continue efforts to diversify our economy. This project meets the city's
priority of economic development by creating jobs for our area residents, many of which meet
LMI criteria.
This project will provide:
1. Up to 90 new jobs for local residents;
The first and most obvious benefit of this project is the direct creation of 90 new jobs
for the residents of Rexburg and the Madison County area. The jobs created will all have
access to Artco's benefit package, which includes health and dental care insurance. The
company also offers approximately 7.5% of Gross wages in a 401 k and pension plan to its
employees. These benefits are very valuable to a community such as Rexburg. Of these 90
jobs, the majority of will be held by members of low to moderate-income households.
2. Added revenue for local communities: based on an average 40-hour work week, the
creation of 90 new jobs at the plant will add an additional 2 million in payroll dollars
annually to the Rexburg area economy, not including tax and utility fees;
3. The project will provide traffic safety to the community. Artco and The Rexburg Business Park
are located off the Salem highway. The Salem Highway is currently atwo-lane road
and is one of the main arteries to and from Rexburg as it extends from the North Rexburg exit
from Highway 20. Widening of the road to four lanes will allow a safer traveling environment
for the City of Rexburg. The project also consists of the installation of a 3-leg traffic light at
the main entrance to Artco. This will allow safety for Artco and the business park as well
as for the entire community.
4. The project will also include water and sewer extension to provide better fire protection for
the business park and Artco.
5. The $6,870,000 expansion will also contribute in local tax and utility fees. Secondary
benefits of this project include stabilizing the tax base of the community of Rexburg.
This project meets the objectives of the ICDBG program by providing direct benefits to
persons of low or moderate income within the community. Specifically, the project meets
the national objective "to develop viable communities by expanding economic
opportunities ... principally for persons of low and moderate incomes."
G. BUDGET -Include previous, present, and projected budgets.
ATTACHMENT A
BUDGET
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
Applicant (or Grantee): City of Rexburg
page 6
Project Description: The Rexburg Infrastructure Improvement consists of assisting in the construction
of pubiic infrastructure to accommodate new jobs from Artco-Artistic expansion in Rexburg. The
public infrastructure includes widening of the Salem highway from two lanes to four lanes.
Installation of a 3-leg streetlight and water and wastewater extension in the business park.
AMOUNTS
LINE ITEMS
ICDBG
Grant
Local
Artco
Private
Arcto RDA
Grant
Artco WDTF
Grant
Total
Administrative Expenses' 550,000 S 50,000
Financial Planning
land, Structures,
Rights of Way
Architectural/Engineering
Base Fees S80,000 80,000
Training S110,000 110,000
Relocation Expenses S250,000 250,000
Relocation & Purchase
Payments to Businesses s
Individuals S5,750,000 5,750,000
ProjecUPriuate
Site lmprouements
Infrastructure Construction
a Project lmprouements 450,000 520,000 100,000 510,000
legal
Audit
Total Costs" S500,000 S100,000 55,850,000 5250,000 5170,000 S6,870,00
Remarks:
* Administrative expenses 8, project planning design costs, when totaled, shall not exceed 10% of the total ICDBG amount.
H. Assurances -Section 074.08
page 7
In the event we, the City of Rexburg, should receive an Idaho Community Development
Block Grant, we certify we will comply with the requirements of the following:
National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
Civil Rights Act of 1964 Pub.L 88-352
Civil Rights Act of 1968 Pub.L 90-284
Age Discrimination Act of 1975
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 504
Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Act of 1970, as amended
(49 CFR Part 24)
Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended Pub.L 93-383
Davis-Bacon Act (40 USC 276a - 276a-5)
Historic Preservation Act
Section 106 of the Housing and Urban Recovery Act of 1983 certifying to:
• Minimize displacement as a result of activities assisted with CDBG funds, and adopt
and follow a residential anti-displacement and relocation assistance plan;
• Conduct and administer its program in conformance with Title VI and Title VIII, and
affirmatively further fair housing;
• Provide opportunities for citizen participation comparable to the State's requirements
(those described in Section 104(a) of the Act, as amended);
• Not use assessments or fees to recover the capital costs of (CDBG-funded public
improvements from low- and moderate-income owner occupants;
• Abide by all state and federal rules and regulations related to the implementation
and management of federal grants;
• Assess and implement a Handicapped Accessibility Plan in accordance with Section
504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended;
• Adopt and implement an Excessive Force Policy;
• Adopt and abide by the Anti-Lobbying Certification.
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Signed by Chief Elected Official
March 20, 2000
Date
Bruce L. Sutherland
Typed Name
I. Business Expansion Rating and Ranking Criteria -Section 096. page s
O1. Minimum Criteria
a. This project meets the national objective of benefiting LMI persons through job creation.
Fifty-one percent of all the new jobs created will be held by members of low-and
moderate-income households. Verifiable household income will be certified by the
employee through the job interview form that has been attached in attachment D to
this application. The Company Documentation Chart showing positions created, as well
as an attachment showing company incentives.
b. The City of Rexburg, and Artco, Inc., will comply with the applicable Federal regulations.
The City and Artco have executed a Grant Assistance Agreement insuring compliance
with the applicable federal regulations.
c. The public hearing on this Application was held on March 15, 2000, at 7:00 p.m. at
Rexburg City Hall. The Public Notice of this hearing was published in the Rexburg
Standard Journal on March 6, 2000. See Attachment B for public hearing notice, minutes
and sign-in sheet.
d. This project qualifies as an Economic Development Project under criteria identified in
Subsection 024 for the acquisition, construction, and installation of publicly-owned
facilities--water system improvement, wastewater system improvements, and road
remodeling with installation of street and traffic lights; and other site improvements.
e. See Attachment E for Project Area Maps, one of which shows the location of the
proposed project in the community. See Attachment E for the site plans for both
business improvements and infrastructure improvements.
f. Analysis of the business. Artco's confidential information will be made available to the
Department of Commerce for confidential review upon request. This includes
information pertaining to the business analysis section.
g. See Attachment C for letter of commitment from Artco, Inc., verifying their commitment
of the financial obligations associated with the grant, and job creation including
documenting their compliance with all applicable federal regulations. The City of
Rexburg and Artco, Inc. have executed a grant assistance agreement.
h. See Attachment D for a description of the type and number of jobs to be created. A
beginning payroll will be made available upon request. Artco, Inc., projected
employment indicating 90 FTE jobs to be created early in the year 2000. Candidates for
employment have been sought through advertisements in the local paper and referrals
through Job Service. Training will be provided utilizing WDTF funds that have been
awarded through the state. A detailed training procedure has been submitted and
approved by the state and is available upon request. All job documentation forms will
be made available to the Idaho Dept. of Commerce when completed.
096.02. Ranking Criteria
page 9
a. 90 jobs X $250,000 _$500,000 = 45 pts. The percentage of Quality jobs is derived from
the percentage of jobs above the county average salary x 90. Artco's percentage
of jobs above the county average is 4%. 4% x 90 = 3.6 wage quality points.
b. See attachment D for a description of the fringe benefit package, which will be
offered to each new employee hired. The package includes health and dental
care for the employees and family members. Artco also offers a 401 k and pension
plan one of which is a matching program of 3%, the other is provided by the
company at no cost to the employee, together they represent a 7% gross wage
retirement plan. In addition employees will also receive training provided by Work
Force Development Training, daycare facilities, paid vacation, and sick leave.
c. Business Risk and Management This project will allow Artco to create the above-
mentioned jobs by July 2000 the job documentation forms will be submitted to the
Department of Commerce at that time. At the conclusion of the project, estimated
by fall of 2000, the jobs may be documented if required by the Idaho Dept. of
Commerce the.
d. Planning, Schedule, and Costs
i. Planning Numerous planning meetings have been scheduled and attended by
the City of Rexburg, ECIPDA, Artco, and Madison County to discuss design, infrastructure
improvements and benefits of the project. All entities are in strong support of the project.
Along with the local entities, organizations such as Regional Development Alliance, Work
force Development Training Fund, and Bechtel of Idaho, have been involved and are in
strong support of the business expansion project. RDA, and WDTF have both committed
funds for the training and relocation costs involved with the expansion. Grant funds from
Bechtel of Idaho are pending.
ii. Schedule A detailed and reliable project schedule for the grant and business
projects can be found in Attachment G of this application.
iii. Cost Detailed cost estimates on the public works project--including water, sewer,
access road, traffic light and street lighting--have been prepared by the city engineer
and are attached to the application as Attachment E.
e. Minority Benefit Currently Artco is meeting the goal set by the Federal Government
for minority hires within their company. The current goal set by the U.S. Department of
labor for Madison county is 4%. Arcto currently employees approximately 4% minority
individuals.
f. Local Investment Leverage $500,000 Block Grant divided by $700,000 total project
cost = 71 % ICDBG funds. (-100% - 71 % = 29%) The City of Rexburg has an RLF to assist
business development; however, the majority of the Rexburg RLF is currently all loaned
out.
g. Distressed Areas Rexburg is located within Madison County, which has an
unemployment rate of 4.4%, which is under the State average, per the County Profiles.
However, many of the employees for this project will be drawn from Fremont County
which has an unemployment rate of 8.6%. Artco is the largest employee for Fremont
county. Madison and Fremont counties annual salaries are both well below the state
average, which would qualify the project as distressed.
h. Rural Impact The 90 jobs created by this project will be individuals located within
Madison and Fremont Counties. The City of Rexburg has a population of approximately
13,000.
096.02. Ranking Criteria (continued)
page 10
i. Gem Community Madison County, which includes the City of Rexburg, is certified in the
Gem Community Program. We were the 7th community in Idaho to receive Gem
Community status and have a very active community economic development
committee, which has been involved in the development of this project. They are
currently very active in the State Gem Community program.
j. Private Leverage Total private investment of $5,850,000 + Block Grant of $500,000 =
$6,350,000. $5,850,000 divided by $6,350,000 =92% private investment. The Block Grant
Percentage: ICDBG of $500,000 _ $6,500,000 total project = 8%. 100% - 8% = 92%.
k. Activities All ICDBG dollars ($500,000) will be committed to construction of the public
infrastructure project and to administrative services. (See Budget, page 6, in the
application.)
I. Grant Management The City is selecting professional services related to the
administration for this project. The City is undergoing procurement for a IDC Certified
Grant Administrator in accordance with the rules governing the Block Grant program.
This will be completed by mid April.
m. Economic Advisory Council Evaluation To be Determined
ATTACHMENT A
Official Actions by the City
Authorizing Resolutions
Fair Housing Resolution
Residential Anti-Displacement
City Excessive Force
Certification Regarding Lobbying
City of Rexburg, Idaho
RESOLUTION: 00-01
Authorizing Resolution
"A Resolution to Submit an Application for an ICDBG Economic Development Grant to
Assist in the Construction of Public Infrastructure, Including the expansion of the Rexburg
Business Park and the adjacent areas."
WHEREAS, the City of Rexburg desires to support the expansion of ARTCO, Inc. located
near the North Rexburg Exit of US Hwy 20; and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to assist expansion of the areas adjacent to the Rexburg
Business Park, including widening the Salem Highway north of Rexburg, sewer and water line
extensions and street lighting, including a traffic signal light; and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to submit an Economic Development Grant
Application to the Idaho Department of Commerce for a grant to assist in the construction of this
ARTCO, Inc. Expansion Project;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED THAT:
The City Council of the City of Rexburg hereby commits support for the public infrastructure
improvements for ARTCO, Inc., and also authorizes the submission of the Economic Development
Grant Application to the Idaho Department of Commerce for funds to assist in the construction of the
ARTCO, Inc. Expansion Project. The City Council also authorizes Bruce L. Sutherland, Mayor of
Rexburg, to sign and execute the Application and all related documents pertaining to this Project.
RESOLVED this 15th day of March , 2000.
City Council
City of Rexburg
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Bruce L. Sutherland, Mayor
FAIR HOUSING RESOLUTION
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LET zT BE KN'O WN ~'0 ,ALL PERSONS of the City of Rexbuug that discrimination in the sale,
rental,leas#tg, financing of housing or land to be used for construction of housing, or in the
pxvvision of brokerage services because of race, color, xeiigian, sex, or national origin in
prohibited by Title V1T[ of the 1968 Civil Righ#s Act (Federal Fair Housiuig Law).
Zt is the policy of the City of Rexburg to implement prograuls to etxsuxe equal opportunity in
housing fox all persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, or national o~igxn. The Fair
Housuig Amemdznents Act of 1988 expands coverage to include disabled persons and families
with children. Therefore, the City does hereby pass the following Resolutivz~.
BE I~' RESOLV'ED that within available resources the City will assist alI persons who feel they
have been discriminated against because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability,
or familial status to seek equity under federal and state laws by filing a complaint with the U.S.
I~epartrnent of Housing amd Urban Developzuent, Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity,
Compliance Ditvisivn.
BE ZT FURTHER RESOZ,VED that the City shall publicize this Resolution and through this
publicity s1tall cause owners of real estate, developers, and builders to become aware of their
responsibilities az~d rights under the Federal Faix kZousing Law and ame~tdmemts and any
applicable state or local la~crs oz ord;uaaxtce.
SAID 1'ROGRA M will at a minimum include, but not be limited to: {1) printing and publicizing
of tlxis~pvlicy and other app cable fair housiu.g infvrzuation through local media and coxnzntuaity
contacts; (2) dzstaibution of posters, flyers, and any other means which will bring to the attention
of those affected, the lczxowledge of their respective zespax~sibilities and right concerning equal
opportuzuty in housing; {3) preparation of an analysis of impediments to fair housing choice and
actions to mitigate s~zelx impediments.
EFFEC~'JVE D.A.TE
This Resolution sh take effect
Atte
~vaz,zsx: i./8/99
Feb~l9~ 1999 9~42A~41 CfTY OF REXBURG
THE STANDARD JOURNAL,
Rexburg, Idaho
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF IDAHO
County of Madison
Z, TERRY T. WEATHERSTON being first duly
sworn, depose and say, that I am the
printer of THE STANDARD-JOURNAL, a S times
a week newspaper printed and published 3
times a week at Rexburg, Madison County,
Idaho and I do solemnly swear that the
FAIR HOUSING RESOLUTION 99-1 CITY REXBURG
a copy of which notice appears attached
Yzereto, was published in the regular and
entire issue of saXd newspaper, and not in
any supplezttent issue thereof for ONE
consecutive issues, the first publication
having been made on JANUARX'8, 1999
and the Last publication having been made
on JANUARY $, 1999
Further, that said newspaper is one
of general c~.x'cuL.ation in said county;
that i,t is a legal newspaper, conforming
to legal specifications under the Idaho
Statutes that it has at least two hundred
bona fide subscribers living within the
county of_ publ.icata,on; and that it has
been continuously and uninterruptedly
published in said county during a period
f se'v'enty eight consecutive weeks prior
~o the first publication of the sand
notice.
STATE OE'- IDAHO
COUNTY OF MA.DI50N
Orz this 9TH day of JANUARY izt the year
of 1999 before me, a Notary Public,
Personally appeared Terry Weatherston,
known or identified to me to be the person,
whose name subscribed to the within
instrument, az>.d being by me -first duly
sworn, declared that the statements
therein are tr and acknowledged to me
that he e led Yze same_
~FG'C.ar ~ 11G for ~ a
Resid n at Rexburg, Idaho
Niy cammissiol'1 expires: May 21, 1999
No~26i P. 4/6
,.
FAIR JiOt~SlNG.
RESOLlJ TJON 99-t
LET 1T 13E i(NOWN'• TQ ALL. PER-
SONS of the City of ~ Rexburg. that
discrlminatiori in t#1'a .e~,fe; Fentaf, leas-
ing, ff rlahclrig ~ qt tiqus~iflr~ or'72ind to: be
used' fo'r construction of••.housing, or In •
the provision of 'brokerage s®rvtcea
because of•:r~tce;~•color, religiort,.aex or
~a~lonal::org+,r}.i~,:prohlbited by Title VIII
of th~~f 98'B~CiVil Rights Act (Federal Fair
tiousirig• ,Law.; : `•;
It is ttie poi cjh~?f the Gty of RexeSUrgto
implemant.p(gg~ms to srisure equal op-
portunlt~:.)ri' 1lodsing for• all persons
regardleas'of r•~ce, cblor,~religion, sex or
national , oli~Jn;:~. Thq ' Fglr N'ous)ng
',Ai'nendmerit3" Ar`t ; bf • ' 7988. ezpa~ds
covA-age"'id: •iitctitda dlsaDled persons
,and femUles..w~fi, Children.' Therefore,
•the Ciry does•hareby pads the foliowing• ;
Resolution. •~• ' ••~ '•• '. ' .
' BE IT RESpt~/1sD' that ,within
•avallable resources the Celty wilt asais4afl
'persons who 'feel they have been
discrirninatdd agalnst•because of race,
color, religion, aeX, national origin,
dieabiifty or. familial status to s6ek equi-
ty under f9daral and state laws by flung a
complaint with the•U.S.. Department of
Housing .and• U(ban Development, Of-
tics of Fair Housing and Equal Oppor-
tunity,• Compliance Division.. '
• BE IT FURTf-IER RESOLVED that the
. ;~Ity shall publicix`eahls Resolution and
.1ltroygti~tftis P541it;ity ehall cause owners
::of••t'pAl•:estate,;•deveio'pera, and bul{tiers
`,fo b6'cbi•ne aw~re:;of their reaponslbllhlas
and rights under~the.Federal Fafr Hous-
' ing law and arh+srrdments and any ap-
plicable state or tacal' laws or ordinance,
SAID PRbl3RAM •will be at a minimum
includeA:but ndt limited: (t) printing and
• publicizing of this policy, arrd `other ap-
pllcable fav housing Information throe h
local. media and communhy.contacts; ~2)
distribution of posters; flyers, and any
other maahs which bvili bring to the at-
' tentinn.'"of tftoae:affected, th® knowledge •~
of their respectiJe.•reaponslbilitfes and
_ right cgncarnin~. equal oAp4r[urifty.; iri
housin~;'(3j•pr~"~graoon of an anarys-snf ••
tmpeditn@nta;tci•falr housing choice and
actions•,ttS`rrti~IgaCe such impedirttents..
Thls:::•RHsolufion shall •taks effect
BRUCE SUTHERLAND"
' ~ Mayor '
.A{test; . '~ .
ROSE SAGLEY
Pub!. don. 8, 1999SJ.
RESIDENTIAL ANTI-DISPLACEMENT AND RELOCATION
ASSISTANCE PLAN
Under Seetion 104(d) of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended
The City of Rexburg will replace all occupied and vacant occupiable low- and moderate-
incomedwelling units demolished or converted to a use other than as low/moderate-income
housing in connection with an activity assisted with funds provided under the Housing and
Community Development Act of 1.974, as amended, as described in 24 CFR 570.606(b)
through (g).
All replacement housing will be provided within three (3) years after the commencement of
the demolition or conversion. Before entering into a contract committing the City of Rexburg
to provide funds for an activity that will directly result in demolition or conversion, the City
of Rexburg will make public by publication in the Rexburg Standard Journal and submit to the
Idaho Department of Commerce the following information in writing:
A description of the proposed assisted activity.
2. The location on a map and number of dwelling units by size (number of bedrooms}
that will be demolished or converted to a use other than as low/moderate-income
dwelling units as a direct result of the assisted activities.
3. A time schedule for the commencement and completion of the demolition or
conversion.
4. The location on a map and the number of dwelling units by size (number of bedrooms)
that will be provided as replacement dwelling units. If such data are not available at
the time of the general submission, the City of Rexburg will identify the general
location on an area map and the approximate number of dwelling units by size and
provide information identifying the specific location and number of dwelling units by
size as soon as it is available.
5. The source of funding and a time schedule for the provision of the replacement
dwelling units.'
6. The basis. for concluding that each replacement dwelling unit will remain a
low/moderate-income dwelling unit for at least ten (10) years from the date of initial
occupancy.
7. Information demonstrating that any proposed replacement of dwelling units with
smallerdwelling units (e.g., a 2-bedroom unit with two 1-bedroom units) is consistent
with the housing needs of lower-income households in the jurisdiction.
The City Clerk of Rexburg, (208) 359-3020, ext. 326, is responsible for tracking the replace-
ment of housing and ensuring that it is provided within the required period.
The City Clerk of Rexburg, (208) 359-3026, ext. 326, is responsible for ensuring requirements
are met for notification and provision of relocation assistance, as described in CFR 570.606(b)
through (g), to any lower-income person displaced by the demolition of any dwelling unit or
the conversion of a low/moderate-income dwelling unit to another use in connection with an
assisted activity.
Consistent with the goals and objectives of activities assisted under the Act, the City of
Rexburg will take the following steps to minimize the displacement of persons from their
homes:
1. Coordinate code enforcement with rehabilitation and housing assistance programs.
2. Evaluate housing codes and rehabilitation standards in reinvestment areas to prevent
their placing undue financial burden on long-established owners or tenants of multi-
family buildings.
3. Stage rehabilitation of apartment units to allow tenants to remain during and after
rehabilitation by working on empty units or buildings first.
4. Establish facilities to house persons who must be relocated temporarily during
rehabilitation.
5. Adopt public policies to identify and mitigate displacement resulting from intensive
public investment in neighborhoods.
6. Adopt policies that provide reasonable protection for tenants faced with conversion to
a condominium or cooperative.
7. Adopt tax assessment policies (such as deferred tax payment plans) to reduce impact
of rapidly increasing assessments on lower-income owner-occupants or tenants in
revitalizing areas.
8. Establish counseling centers to provide homeowners and renters with information on
the assistance available to help them remain in their neighborhood in the face of
revitalization pressures.
(The jurisdiction should include one or more of the above to implement the planning for
minimizing the direct and indirect displacement of persons from their homes.)
The City of Rexburg hereby certifies that it has officially adopted and published said
Residential Anti-Displacement and Relocation Assistance Plan. This plan shall become
effective ~- <~ ~- ~~
" Br ce L. Sut erland, Mayor Date
Rexburu, Idaho
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5UMMARY OF RESIDENTIAL
.ANTI-DISPLACEMENT AND•
RELOCATION ASSISTANCE PLAN
A RESOLUTION QF THE CITY OF
REXBUAG, IDAHO, APPROVING A
DISPLACEMENT PO.LICY° AND
RELOCATION PLAN FOR THE CITY
AND ITS SUBGRANTEES:
A summary of the principal provisions
of the Plan adopted by the. City. of. Rex-
burg, Idaho, on November 16, ,1994, is
as follows:
Section 1: Sets forth the purpose, in-
tent, and authorizing authority. for the
Plan.
Section 2: Sets.for the procedures for
providing replacement housing .for
low/moderate-income. dwellings,
demolished or converted to.a use other
than tow/moderate-income dwellings.
Section 3: Sets forth the authorizing
authority. for providing relocation
assistance.
Section 4: Sets forth the steps that will
be taken to minimize displacement of
persons from their homes. .
The full text of said Plan is available at
City Hall, 12 North Center, 'Rexburg,
Idaho,. to any citizen upon personal re- -
quest during normal office hours
(208.959-3020, Ext. 326).
SAUCE L. SUTHERLAND
Mayor
Pubi. Feb. 24, 1999SJ. City of Rexburg
CITY EXCESSIVE FORCE POLICY
RESOLUTION NO. #~~1-~l
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF REXBURG, IDAHO, ADOPTING A POLICY
PROHIBITING THE USE OF EXCESSIVE FORCE AGAINST NON-VIOLENT CIVIL
RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS.
WHEREAS the Congress of the United States has passed the Armstxong/Walker "Excessive
Force" Amendment (P.L.101-144 section 519) prohibiting the use of excessive force by a local
law enforcement agency against any individuals engaged in. nonviolent civil. rights
demonstrations within its jurisdiction;
AND WHEREAS the City of Rexburg has applied for an Idaho Community Development
Block Grant and is required to comply with the Armstrong/Walker "excessive force"
Amendment;
AND WHEREAS the use of excessive force against demonstrators may cause the CITY to
lose its grant or eligibility for future federal grants;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF REXBURG, IDAHO:
SECTION 1. It is the POLICY of the CITY that excessive force by local law enforcement
agencies shall not be used against individuals engaged in. lawful and non-
violent civil rights demonstrations within the City boundaries.
SECTION 2. The City Council directs the Police Chief to implement this Resolution by
amending applicable police department procedures.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO.
SIGNED BY: ! ~~~ - /~~: .~" TITLE: _1V~avor of Rexburg
DATE:. November 16, 1994 ATTEST:
CERTIFICATION REGARDING LOBBYING
The undersigned certifies, to the best of his or her knowledge and belief, that:
(1) No federal appropriated funds have been paid or will be paid, by or on behalf of
the undersigned, to any person for influencing or attempting to influence an
officer or employee of any agency, a member of Congress, an officer or
employee of Congress, or an employee of a member of Congress in connection
with the awarding of any federal contract, the making of any federal grant, the
making of any federal loan, the entering into of any cooperative agreement, and
the extension, continuation, renewal, amendment, or modification of any federal
contract, grant, loan, or cooperative agreement.
(2) If any funds other than federal appropriated funds have been paid or will be paid
to any person for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee
of any agency, a member of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress, or
an employee of a member of Congress in connection with this federal contract,
grant, loan, or cooperative agreement, the undersigned shall complete and
submit Standard Form-LLL, "Disclosure Form to Report Lobbying," in
accordance with its instructions.
(3) The undersigned sha{I require that the language of this certification be included
in the award documents for all sub-awards at all tiers (including subcontracts,
sub-grants and contracts under grants, loans, and cooperative agreements) and
that all sub-recipients shall certify and disclose accordingly.
This certification is a material representation of fact upon which reliance was placed
when this transaction was made or entered into. Submission of this certification is a
prerequisite for making or entering into this transaction imposed by Section 1352, Title
31, U.S. Code. Any person failing to file the required certification shall be subject to
a civil penalty of not less than S 10,000 and not more than S 100,000 for each such
failure.
-~
Signatur
November 6. 1996
Date
Nile L. Bogie
Typed Name
Mayor. Cit~of Rexburg
Title
ATTACHMENT B
Public Participation
Citizen Participation Plan
Public Hearing Notices
Public Hearing Minutes and Attendee list
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PLAN
IDAHO COl1Il1~lUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
City of Rexburg, Idaho
Pursuant to citizen participation requirements for ICDBG participants, the City of Rexburg hereby
certifies the following activities will be completed:
1. Provide for and encourage citizen participation, particularly for low- and moderate-income
persons who reside in slum or blighted azeas and azeas in which ICDBG funds aze proposed to be
used.
2. Provide technical assistance to groups representative of low- and moderate-income persons that
request assistance in developing proposals in accordance with procedures developed by the Idaho
Department of Commerce. Such assistance need not include providing funds to such groups.
This process shall include the following:
A. Reasonable and timely access to local meetings, information, and records pertaining to the
local governments proposed and actual use of ICDBG funds.
B. A minimum of two public hearings, each at a different stage of the program, for the purpose
of obtaining citizens' views. The first public hearing shall include a description of the
proposed project, scope of work, budget, schedule, location, and beneficiaries. Any earned
program income must also be noted. The application, related documents, and the Application
Handbook shall be available for citizens to review.
The second public hearing on the status of funded activities shall, at a minimum, include a
review of project activities and accomplishments to date; a general description of remaining
work; and a general description of changes made to the ICDBG project scope of work,
budget, schedule, location, or beneficiaries.
Public hearings shall be conducted at times and locations convenient to local citizens.
Public hearings shall be advertised in a local newspaper no less than seven (7) twenty-four
(24) hour days prior to the .hearing date. If there is no local newspaper, public notification
will occur through some other method where there is wide distribution to citizens within the
project area. This method must be approved by the community development staff.
A copy of the publication and/or affidavit of publication shall be submitted to the Department.
The notice should identify all of the topics to be addressed in the public hearing including the
assurances that hearings shall be held in facilities that are accessible to persons with disabilities
and that alternative formats shall be available to persons with disabilities where practicable,
and with advance notice to the unit of local government.
Citizens shall also be notified they will be given the opportunity to comment orally or in
writing within five 24-hour days of the hearing. Special accommodations shall be available for
persons with disabilities who may wish to comment within the five-day period.
Public hearings shall be conducted in a manner to meet the needs of non-English speaking
residents where a significant number ofnon-English speaking residents can be expected to
participate.
Local citizen participation records which shall be made available to the State and local citizens shall
include: a copy of the public notice and/or affidavit of publication which describes proposed or
actual project activities, scope of work, location, budget, schedule, objectives, and beneficiaries.
Notices shall also contain the accessibility clause for persons with disabilities.
Public hearing procedures shall also be used in the event ICDBG project activities were added,
deleted, or substantially changed from the application. Substantially changed means changes made in
terms of purpose, scope, location, or beneficiaries as defined by the ICDBG program.
Grantees must provide the address, telephone number, and times for submitting complaints and
grievances, and provide timely written answers to written complaints and grievances within fifteen
(15) working days where practicable.
Local staff shall be familiar with citizen's complaint procedures. These procedures shall provide
citizens with the opportunity to protest project activities or related issues. A written complaint or
grievance is formal notification of a concern, allegation, or protest to a proper authority. A formal
complaint will be considered filed at the time it is delivered to the appropriate authority's office.
To file a complaint, citizens must provide enough information to allow an investigation. The
complaint should be clear and concise and include the following information:
A. Identification of the project, project location, and program activities.
B. Reason for the complaint (hearsay and innuendo will not be considered valid).
C. Sufficient data to substantiate any claims or changes. If possible, supporting documentation
should be included.
D. If desired, citizens may propose a solution to the problem.
If the complaint is concerning local activities or project implementation, complaints and grievances
shall first be filed with the appropriate elected official. If this. is the case, grantees shall be required to
notify the Department of the complaint. A copy of the response shall also be submitted to the
Department. Every attempt must be made to respond to citizens within fifteen (15) days where
practicable.
If a citizen feels the response from the local jurisdiction is unsatisfactory, he or she may appeal to the
Department for resolution. Additional information may be requested by the Department at that time.
Every effort will be made by the Department to provide a full response within thirty (30) days.
If valid and sufficient data has been provided to substantiate the complaint, an investigation will be
conducted. The extent of an investigation depends on the scope and depth of the issues involved.
Some investigations may include examuung a set of circumstances; others may involve examining
local policies and practices.
If the complaint is more appropriately directed toward ICDBG program activities, the same
procedure will be followed except all communications aze between the State and the complainant.
This plan shall become effective /~ /~- ~~
ruce Suther d, ayor Attest
City of Rexburg
Notice of Public Hearing for
Community Development Project
The City of Rexburg is submitting a proposal to the Idaho Department of Commerce
for an Idaho Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) in the amount of
5500,000. The proposed project may consist of infrastructure improvements to
areas adjacent to the Rexburg Business Park.
The public hearing will include a discussion of the application, scope of work,
budget, schedule, benefits of the project, how ICDBG funds will benefit low- and
moderate-income persons, and location of the proposed project. The application,
related documents, and ICDBG Application Handbook will be available for review.
The hearing has been scheduled for March 15t'', 7:OOp.m. at the Rexburg City Hall.
Verbal and written comments will be accepted at the. hearing and up to five days
after the hearing.
The hearing will be held in a facility that is accessible to persons with disabilities.
Information provided at the public hearing will be available, upon request, five days
prior to the hearing, in a format that is useable to persons with disabilities. For
more information, contact Ted Hendricks at (208) 356-4524.
Bruce Sutherland, Mayor
THERexbuDg DIdaho ~'
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF IDAHO
County of Madison
I, TERRY T. WEATHERSTON being first duly
sworn, depose and say, that I am the
printer of THE STANDARD-JOURNAL, a 3 times
a week newspaper printed and published 3
times a week at Rexburg, Madison County,
Idaho; and I do solemnly swear that the
NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING - CITY REXBURG
a copy of which notice appears attached
hereto, was published in the regular and
entire issue of said newspaper, and not in
any supplement issue thereof for ONE
consecutive issues, the first publication
having been made on MARCH 6, 2000
and the last publication having been made
on MARCH 6, 2000
Further, that said newspaper is one
of general circulation in said county;
that it is a legal newspaper, conforming
to legal specifications under the Idaho
Statutes; that it has at least two hundred
bona fide subscribers living within the
county of publication; and that it has
been continuously and uninterruptedly
published in said county during a period
of seventy eight consecutive weeks prior
to the first publication of the said
notice.
STATE OF"'TDAHO
COUNTY OF MADISON
On this 7TH day of MARCH in the year
of 2000 , before me, a Notary Public,
Personally appeared Terry Weatherston,
known or identified to me to be the person
whose name subscribed to the within
instrument, and being by me first duly
sworn, declared that the statements
therein are true, and acknowledged to me
that he executed the same.
Notary ~ .~ ~Ij>y ~a$o ~- ~
Residin(~ ~ exbur Fz~aho
My comm~ss~on expo , s = April 29, 2005
^i~R~ Q
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
'FOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
The Ciry of Rexburg is submitting a
proposal to the Idaho Department of
Commerce for • an .Idaho Community
Development Block Grant (ICDBG) in
the amount of $5U0;000: The proposed
project may consist.of infrastructive im-
provements to areas :adjacent to the
Rexburg Business Park.
The. public hearing .will include . a
discussion of the application, scope of
work, budget, schedule, benefits of the
projects how ICDBG funds will benefit
low- and moderate-income persons, and
location of the proposed project. The ap-
plication, related documents, ad ICDBG
Application .Handbook will be available
for review.
The hearing has been .scheduled for
March 15th, 7 p.m. at the Rexburg City
Hall. Verbal and written comments will
be accepted at the hearing and up to 15
days after the hearing:
The hearing will be held in a facility
that is accessible to persons with
disabilities, information provided at the
public hearing will be, available, upon re-
...quest, five days prior to the hearing, in a
I' format that is useable to persons with _
disabilities. For more information, con-
tact Ted Hendricks at (208).356-4524.
BRUCE SUTHERLAND
. Mayor
Publ. March 6, 2000SJ.
r
MEETING MINUTES"
The City: of EZexburg's
First Public'Hearine
DATE:
.TIME:
PLACE:
GRANTEE:
AiYtOUNT:$
PERSONS PRESENT
See attached sigh-in sheet.
MEETING
March 15, 2000
7:OO P.M.
City Hall
Rexburg,Iaaho
.The City of Rexburg
500,0.00
The public hearing was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Mayor Bruce Sutherland. Mayor
Sutherland then asked Ted Hendricks to discuss the project application. Ted discussed the
following items:
I. A general description of the proposed project:
II. The proposed scope of work
III. The proposed budget
IV. The proposed schedule
V. The proposed location of the project
VI. The proposed beneficiaries
VII. The proposed project objectives
VIII. Questions and comments
Ted mentioned that all the rules and regulations from the ICDBG Handbook were used in
accordance to the submission of the application. Ted also discussed that the project was
possible due to the fact that at least 51% of the jobs created would benefit low to moderate
income households. Ted noted for the record that the grant application handbook and the grant
application were both available for review and that public comment would be accepted up to
five days after the public hearing.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Bruce Sutherland.
Submitted by Rick Miller
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Public Hearing
March 15th, 2000
Rexburg City Hall
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ATTACHMENT C
Business Documentation
Letters of Commitment
Grant Assistance Agreement
One Stationery Place
Rexburg, Idaho 83441
Telephone 208-359-1000
FAX 208-356-9645
March 15, 2000
REF: SUBSECTION 096.O1.g -LETTER OF COMMITMENT TO ICDBG PROJECT
To Whom It May Concern:
This document will officially mark the commitment of Artco, Inc. to the proposed block
grant project in the vicinity of the Rexburg Business Park and the Artco business
location. Currently Artco is accomplishing their expansion. We have relocated
approximately two thirds of the acquired Artistic plant to Rexburg. We are committed to
working closely with ECIPDA, the City of Rexburg, and the State of Idaho, in complying
with the applicable federal regulations. We understand that there is a payback liability
incurred by participating in this project and that if we do not comply with the job creation
provisions of the grant assistance agreement, we will be responsible to return a prorated
share of the funds. We also agree to make available the records necessary to demonstrate
compliance to the rules and regulations associated with this project.
By:
President Norm Doering
March 8, 2000
Blake G. HaI1, Esq., Chair
Anderson. Nelson. Hall. Smith
Linda Milam, Vice-Chair
Mayor.. Cltyof Idaho Fags
Gregory Anderson, Vice-Chair
Mayor, Cdy of Poea6eAo
Roger Christensen, Treasurer
Bkaurevae Courtly Cammissbn
Carolyn Moline, Secretary
Bannock County Commission
DeLayne Adams
KB Construction
Seth Beal
Butle County Conxnission
Clay Condit
Butle County
Kay Gneiting
Bingham county Commisson
Lin Hintze
Custer County CamYSSion
Gerald Lee Jeppesen
Madison Courtly Commission
Con Mahoney
Atlas Mechanical
Scott Reese
Mayor, City or &addoot
Larry Simmons
Jeterson County Comrission
Bruce Sutherland
Mayor, City of Rexburg
Mr. Norm Doering
ARTCO
One Stationery Place
Rexburg, Idaho 83441
Dear Norm:
Since our lasttelephone conversation, where you indicated that actual moving
expenses for Artistic would be about $250,000 and that additional expenses in the
amount of $175,000 had come up, I have met with my board of directors. I have
also spoken with Ann Roberts to determine Bechtel's intentions.
My understanding is that Bechtel is going to contribute around $175,000 to the
project to cover the additional expenditures which were raised after your
presentation to the RDA board. Based on the conversation you and I had in late
February, my board made the decision on March 3, 2000 to pay for the actual
moving expenses up to (not to exceed) $250,000. This contribution, will of
course, be in the form of a grant.
It is my understanding that the total of the two contributions ($425,000), will
cover all costs proposed by ARTCO for the Artistic project. I hope that this
increased commitment, from $354,000 to $425,000, from the combined partners,
clearly demonstrates our appreciation for ARTCO in our region.
As is traditional with all RDA grants, if the company closes or substantially
reduces its operations in the region during a five year period, the grant would
convert to a loan with a penalty interest rate. I am, as yet, unaware of particular
restrictions/requirements for the Bechtel portion.
The RDA is prepared to move ahead with an agreement and disburse funds as
quickly as you are ready.
C~; -~L~n~~/
est Personal Regards,
Timothy L. Solomon
Executive Director
Bannock -Bingham -Bonneville -Butte -Custer -Jefferson -Madison
2300 North Yellowstone
Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401
Pfione:208-528-9400
FAX:208-528-9500
ARTCO, INC.
GRANT ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT
AND
CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE WITH GRANT CONDITIONS
INTRODUCTION
These Idaho Community Development Block Grants are funded by the federal government
for the specific purpose of creating or retaining jobs for Low- and Moderate-Income (LMI)
persons. The construction of the infrastructure for the benefit of a business is only a
means to this end.
An assisted business must realize that the receipt of grant assistance obligates and commits
them to fulfill this national objective of assisting LMI persons, even if this means that the
business must modify its hiring policies and collect additional data from the persons hired
to fill new jobs or persons already hired. It also means that the business shall make its
records available for inspection by federal, state, and local officials to prove that LMI
benefits have in fact occurred.
AGREEMENT
The City of Rexburg is in anticipation of receiving an Idaho Community Development
Block Grant to provide necessary infrastructure improvements to accommodate the
expansion of Artco, Inc. Infrastructure will include widening of the Salem Highway,
installation of a 3-leg traffic light, and water and sewer extension within the Rexburg
Business Park.
ARTCO, INC., will expand due to the positive economic environment and receipt of a
block grant which will provide public infrastructure sufficient for the company's needs and
requirements.
As a result of the grant assistance, the Company CERTIFIES AND AGREES that by
Project Closeout (expansion estimated to be completed by the Fall of 2000), it will create
approximately 90 jobs as a direct result of the grant project, and that of those jobs at least
51 % will be held by members of Low- and Moderate- Income (LMI) families; And the
Company further agrees to commit $100,000 towards the infrastructure improvement
project, as well as the construction cost of their new facility estimated at $5.8 million (may
fluctuate due to relocation costs), to match the ICDBG, and to abide by all the following
conditions of this Grant Assistance Agreement:
Pg. 2 -Grant Assistance Agreement
DEFINITIONS
A. The City of Rexburg, hereafter, is known as the GRANTEE.
B. ARTCO, INC., hereafter, is known as the COMPANY.
C. The Idaho Community Development Block Grant program (ICDBG) is funded by
.the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and managed by
the Idaho Department of Commerce (DEPARTMENT).
D. Low and Moderate Income (LMI): Family median income standards are set by
HUD at a county level and by family size. Families having income 80 % or less of
the median income are defined as moderate-income families. Families having
income 50% or less are defined as low-income families. HUD prepares a family
size and income table each year.
E. LMI person: a member of a Low- and Moderate-Income family.
F. Full Time Equivalent (FTE): Job creation must be calculated in FTE's. Part Time
jobs must be aggregated into FTE's. Generally, employment of 2080 hours per a
12-month period, or 30 hours or more a calendar week, is considered to be Full
Time.
G. The Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA): The federal law which provides for the
Private Industry Councils and Job Training programs for income-qualified persons.
New employees hired through JTPA (Job Service) programs are automatically
considered LMI persons.
H. First Source Hiring Agreement: An agreement between the Company and the
Local Job Service in which the Company agrees to first seek job applicants from
the Job Service before seeking job applicants from other sources.
I. Full Application: The Community's application to the. Idaho Department of
Commerce for Idaho Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) assistance.
The Application details the Business plans for location or expansion in the
Community and the type and number of created or retained jobs as well as other
information as required by the ICDBG program.
Pg. 3 -Grant Assistance Agreement
THE PROJECT
The GRANTEE agrees to provide the following public infrastructure to assist the COMPANY
with their planned development in the community.
Improvements to infrastructure include the widening of the Salem Highway from a 28' two-
lane road, to a 52' four-lane road. The road improvement will allow two lanes in each
direction. The project will also include installation of a 3-leg traffic light at the Rexburg
business park main intersection, which will help control the overflow of traffic due to the
business expansion. Water and sewer line extension within the business park will also be
required due to the increased capacity of employees. The water will accommodate the fire
flow capacity for the Business Park.
JOBS CREATED OR RETAINED
The COMPANY commits that by Project Closeout, estimated to be Fall of 2000, it will create
approximately 90 net FTE jobs. See attached company job list in application (hereby
incorporated into this agreement). Of these created jobs, 51 % or greater will be held by LMI
persons. Jobs will be documented and made available to Department of commerce upon
completion.
JOB DESCRIPTIONS REFERENCED
The job descriptions of the created jobs, as included in the Full Application, are hereby
incorporated into this Agreement. The Jobs are described by Job Title, Skill Level, and
Training Opportunities.
TIl~TETABLE FOR JOB DOCUMENTATION
The COMPANY shall report job documentation and provide supporting evidence and
documents on the time table set forth here. Also included here are major milestones of the
COMPANY'S expansion efforts such as start of construction, completion, and startup.
DATE REPORT
3-20-2000 Jobs Printout
6-2000 Start of Construction
11-2000 Completion of Construction
5-2000 Complete Startup
Close-Out (12-00) DOC Closeout Forms
DOCUMENTATION
Jobs Created
to be provided
to be provided
to be provided
Job Documentation Forms
Pg. 4 -Grant Assistance Agreement
RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTS
The COMPANY shall maintain evidence and documentation of the jobs and the persons to
fill the Jobs. The information will include the person's name, family income, race,
ethnicity, sex, and handicapped status.
The job information shall be maintained for three years beyond the final date of completion
of the job retention or creation documentation.
MONITORING RIGHTS OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
The information and all records related to the Jobs will be made available to the
GRANTEE, the Idaho Department of Commerce, and federal officials from the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The COMPANY shall allow the above officials access to the records during regular
working hours. The COMPANY shall, upon request, allow for visual inspection of the
company and provide for interviews with employees to verify Sobs, estimated to be once
annually.
PENALTIES AND REMEDIES
Regardless of the number of jobs created or retained, the COMPANY agrees to reimburse
the GRANTEE the entire amount of the Grant if less than 51 % of all Jobs are filled by or
made available to LMI persons.
The COMPANY agrees to reimburse the GRANTEE a prorated dollar amount per job if
the total Number of jobs does not meet or exceed the number of jobs committed above.
The Dollars per Job ratio for ARTCO, INC., is $5,556, this being the grant dollar to job
ratio contained in the Full Application.
The COMPANY agrees that the decision of the Department shall be final in judging the
level of Job Retention and the percentage of LMI persons hired.
EFFECTIVENESS
This agreement is effective from the time the full application is submitted to the
DEPARTMENT and shall remain in effect until the jobs are documented and the grant is
closed out by the DEPARTMENT. Closeout occurs after the DEPARTMENT determines
that the GRANTEE has complied with all grant conditions and regulations and the
COMPANY has created or retained the Jobs per this agreement.
This Agreement is based upon the contract, rules, and regulations of the ICDBG program.
Pg. 5 -Grant Assistance Agreement
SIGNATURES
I certify by my signature that I have the authority to commit the COMPANY to this Grant
Assistance Agreement.
Signed: ~ Date: March 20, 2000
Company Name: ARTCO, INC.
Name and Title: Norm DoeringLPresident
I certify that I am authorized to sign this agreement and commit the GRANTEE to this
Grant Assistance Agree ent.
G~~ ~~i ' ~ _. Date: March 20 2000
Signed:
Grantee: City of Rexburg
Name and Title: Bruce Sutherland, Mater
Approved:
Signed:
Date:
Department: Community Development, IDC
Name and Title:
ATTACHMENT D
LMI Job Documentation
Company Positions to be Created
Applicant/Employee Job Documentation Forms
Benefiit Package
~ARTCO
STAFFING REPORT
Nov. 1999 2000 - Artco 2000 Artistic
Position Type
Salaried
Fuli Time Reg
Full Time Temp
Part Time Reg
Part Time Temp
Special Arrangement
Home Workers
52 57 3
367 461 83
49 13 4
115 130 33
5 16 0
12 18 0
47 37 0
Reporting Date
Mara 6th -Mar. 12th, 2000
Not Included In Tob/s
Tote I 600 695 123 gdisdc tnta/s /nduded /n Aitco tots/
Turnover % Artco Turnover Mf I
d
1998 Separations
Change (+or-)
This Year To Last
Turnover % for BiWeek
MTD
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Employee Re uisitions
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Requisitions
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Additions
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Arrangements
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Onen Reauisitiens
De t # Position Status
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De t # Em to ee Name
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030 Michael Coderre
020 Allison Blackham
094 Dus Ri b
072 Tina L man
093 Garen Riddle
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"CONFIDENTIAL Jobs Documentation" Rexburg - 2/00
Artco-Artistic Expansion Project
A. Company Name: Artco, Inc.
B. Employee Name: (Please
C. Job Title:
D. Hours Worked Per Week
E. Income Information:
Please circle the appropriate number of people in your household.
Directly beside the number of persons m your household is an income question with a
printed dollar amount. Is your total mcome* ABOVE or BELOW the amount shown?
Please CIRCLE whether your income is above or below the figure shown.
*Note: Total household income is the same as the gross income stated on IRS Form 1040.
# of Persons
in Household (Only circle responses on one line -- do not mix lines..)
1 person Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 21,400
2 persons Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 24,450
3 persons Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 27,500
4 persons Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 30,550
5 persons Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 33,000
6 persons Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 35,450
7 persons Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 37,900
8 persons Is your total household income ABOVE or BELOW $ 40,350
If you have 9 or more persons in your household, please list the number of persons in your
household and please list your gross income (or adjusted gross income if you own a business).
F. Civil Rights Information: Please check the following items as they apply:
Racial/Ethnic
White
Hispanic
American Indian/Alaskan Native
Black
Asian/Pacific Islander
Gender Male
Handicapped/Disabled
Female
No _ Yes
G. Employee Certification:
I hereby certify that the information indicated above is true and correct. I further certify
that I am employed in the job described above. (Note: This information is subject to
verification. )
By:
Signature of Employee
Date:
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1 Stationery Place
Rexburg, Idaho 83441
PROFIT SHARING PLAN
The company funds a profit sharing plan as a vehicle to provide
retirement benefits for employees. As a result, employees have the
opportunity to participate in the profits of the company at no cost to the
employees. Employees are allowed to participate in the plan in accordance
with the Master Plan Document, and will become eligible upon the first
entry date following attaining the age of twenty-one (21) years, completing
one (1) year of service and working one thousand (1000) hours each year.
Employees meeting the plan requirements will automatically be included in
the plan and will receive a copy of the Summary Plan Description.
DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN
The company provides a 401 (k) plan which is called the P.R.I.N.T.
Plan. This is a vehicle used to provide retirement benefits. Employees
become eligible to participate in this plan upon the first entry date following
the completion of six (6) months of service, attaining the age of twenty one
and one-half (21 1/Z) years, and scheduled to work one thousand (1000) hours
each year. A detailed description of the plan will be provided to employees
meeting the qualifications.
LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE PLAN
The company provides long term disability insurance at no cost to all
full-time employees age twenty-one (21) and over effective January 1 or
July 1 following completion of six (6) months of employment.
Benefits under this plan are sixty percent (60%) of monthly earnings
during the previous year, offset by primary social security benefits.
LIFE INSURANCE PLAN
The company provides life insurance at no cost to all Eligible Employees
age twenty-five (25) and over beginning on January 1 following completion
of one year of employment. Life insurance coverage provided is twice the
amount of annual compensation based on the prior year's base pay. This
plan also contains an accidental death and dismemberment clause which
provides additional benefits under specific circumstances.
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BENEFITS
ELIGIBILITY FOR BENEFITS
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Unless otherwise specified with respect to any particular
benefits, "Eligible Employees" for benefit purposes means only
those employees:
1. who have completed six (6) months employment (except
for group health and dental coverage);
2. are classified by the company as "full-time" or "part-time"
for payroll purposes, and
3. ~vho are regularly scheduled to work at least forty (40)
hours per week if classified as "full-time" or at least twenty
(20) hours per week if classified as "part-time".
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When used with respect to a benefit, "day" means eight (3)
hours for "full-time" employees and five (~) hours for "part-time
employees.
Unless otherwise provided by applicable law, employees are
. _ eligible for benefits only through the last date actually worked.
• Eligible Employees entitled to benefit pay (except holiday pay)
must complete a benefit pay request form and have the request
approved by the appropriate supervisor. Failure to submit an
approved benefit pay form will result in delay in payment. Holiday
pay will be paid without submission of a benefit pay form.
V~,CATION
Eligible Employees are provided paid vacation based upon the
number of months employed by the company during the prior year.
Paid vacation is calculated based on a calendar year beginning
January 1 and ending December 31. Vacation time must be used
during the calendar year following the year in which it was earned.
The following chart explains the accrual rates for paid vacation
benefits and establishes the maximum vacation that an employee
may have accrued at any time:
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Days Example Maximum
Accrued per (for illustration Days
Month only; assumes no Available
breaks in eligible Following
employment) Year
Date of hire through .833 days Employee hired Pro-rated to
next 12/31 7/1/99 would not a maximum
have any accrued of 10 days
vacation to use in
1999 but would
accrue 5 days
vacation for use in
2000
First through fourth .833 days Employee hired in 10 days
full calendar years 1998 would accrue
following date of hire 10 days paid
vacation in 1999
for use during
2000
Fifth through 1.20 days Employee hired in 1~ days
eiehteenth full 1994 would accrue
calendar years 1~ days paid
following date of hire vacation in 1999
for use 2000
Nineteenth full 1.667 days Employee hired in 20 days
calendar year 1980 would accrue
following date of hire 20 days paid
and thereafter vacation in 1999
for use in 2000
Employees terminating employment for any reason prior to January
1 following date of hire or prior to July 1 of any year will not receive any credit
for paid vacation for that year. Employees quitting employment on or after July
1 must provide written notice at least two (2) weeks prior to termination to
receive pro rata credit for vacation benefits to be accrued in that calendar year.
Paid vacation time may not be used to extend length of service beyond the last
day actually worked.
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Vacation requests should be submitted to the appropriate ,
supervisor at least thirty (30) days prior to the requested date of use R
to allow scheduling. Supervisors will schedule paid vacation dates
after consideration of anticipated personnel needs, employee's length
of service, order of submission of requests and fairness in allocating
available dates.
Employees will generally not be allowed to schedule more than i
two (2) consecutive weeks of paid vacation time and will normally
be required to use paid vacation time in one-half (1/2) day I
increments. ~
In order to properly service our customers, the company may
not allow the use of paid vacation during certain rimes of the year or I
may limit the number of employees using paid vacation time, either !;
on a departmental or company-wide basis. Questions regarding such 'I
limitations, or other matters relating to scheduling of paid vacation
time should be addressed to the appropriate supervisor.
SICK PAY
Eligible employees will be entitled to five (5) days sick pay per
year accumulating from their starting date. Sick pay accrues on a
monthly basis and must be accrued before use. Sick pay not used by
hourly employees in the year earned will be carried'fonvard into the
nett year. Sick pay will not be paid to an employee for any reason
other than their absence from work because of illness or injury to
themselves or a dependent. A doctor's certificate may be required to
qualify for sick pay benefits.
In the event of termination under favorable circumstances, any
unused sick pay may be paid out as severance pay at the employee's
then current rate of pay (see section entitled Termination of
Employment.)
HOLIDAY PAY
Eligible Employees will be paid for the following holidays:
• New Year's Day
• Memorial Day
• Independence Day
• Labor Day
• Thanksgiving Day
• Christmas Day
• One (2) floating holiday designated by company
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In order to qualify for holiday pay, an employee must
be present for the full scheduled working shift preceding and
following each holiday unless excused in advance by their
supervisor. In case of absence due to illness, a signed doctor's
statement to that effect will qualify the employee for holiday
pay.
PERSONAL LEAVE DAY F
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During the first fiscal year of employment, no paid
personal leave can be taken..During succeeding years, eligible
employees will receive the same proportion of personal Ieave
pay as they have completed months of service, up to a
maximum of eight (8) hours for full-time employees and five
(~) hours for part-time employees. Employees must turn in a
request to their supervisor at least one week before the
intended day off. This day off with pay cannot be
accumulated.
Due to the seasonal nature of the business, time off
is restricted in the busy departments during the peak period,
normally March 1 ~ to June 1.
An employee who leaves for any reason on or before
January 1 will not be entitled to a personal leave day for that
• _ current fiscal year. If the last date o,f work is January 2 or
later, the employee will receive prorata personal leave day
benefits based on the number of completed months of service
that fiscal year.
FUNERAL LEAVE PAY
Eligible Employees will receive funeral leave pay for
a reasonable amount of time, not to exceed three (3) days,
necessary to attend a funeral and related matters. Approval
must be obtained from the appropriate supervisor prior to
being absent for funeral leave. At the time of approving any
funeral leave, management will consider the relationship
between the employee and the deceased and the location of the
Funeral in determining the appropriate length of paid funeral
leave. If necessary, arrangements may be made with the
appropriate supervisor for additional time off and/or use of
alternative benefit pay.
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Im rovements
Cost
Widen 2" East to 4 lanes
(Widen to 52 ft. width as halt & 2 %2" De th as halt.)
$170,132
Widen Artco Road
(40 ft. with 2'/z" de th as halt.)
$7,139
Construct 9 drivewa sat businesses $15,360
2" thick as halt overla over entire roadwa $156,724
Subtotal for Roadwa Costs $349,355
Traffic Si nal at 2" East &Artco Rd. $124,458
Subtotal for road & traffic si nal costs $473,813
Waterline Under Artco Road $13,238
Sanitary Sewer Under Artco Road $8,381
Storm Drain Under Artco Road $4,934
Subtotal for Road & Utilities Under Road $500,366
12" Watermain from Artco Road South to Connect to
Existing Watermain $15,590
12" Sanitary Sewer from Artco Road South to Connect to
Existing Sewer $15,350
TOTAL COSTS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS &
UTILITIES $531,306
Administration Fees $50,000
En ineerin Fees $79,697
Contin enc $43,132
Land Ac uisition $10,000
TOTAL COST OF PROJECT $714,135
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ATTACHMENT G
Project Schedule
PROJECT ACTIVITY Planning
Yes / No Previous
Action Y / N
Cost Completion Date
Schedule
Grant Writer /Project Developer Secured Yes $ 50,000 April 2000
Preliminary Engrg. /Arch. Contract yes N/A April 2000
Preliminary Engrg. Business Contract yes N/A Apri12000
Final Engrg. /Arch. Contract yes N/A Apri12000
Final Engrg. Business Contract yes N/A April 2000
Other Agency Applications Submitted no
Legal Services Secured yes N/A April 2000
Bond Scheduled no N/A N/A
Job Documentation (INITIAL) yes March 2000
Fee/Rates Review no
Project Maps Drawn yes March 2000
Prelim. Engrg. /Arch. Plan Completed yes April 2000
Permits Identified & Approvals Secured yes May 2000
Service Hookups Identified no
Energy Efficiency Checks no
Zoning Permits Secured yes May 2000
Fees & Special Assessments ldentified yes May 2000
Application Drafted yes March 2000
Application Submitted yes March 2000
Public Meetings yes March 15, 2000
Bonds Sold N/A
Other Agency Approvals yes April 2000
Local Match Secured yes April 2000
Grant Award yes April 2000
Program Income Reviewed no
Administrative Contract Yes April 2000
Environmental Finding and Publication Yes Apri12000
Historic Preservation Cleared yes April 2000
Asbestos Removal Determined no
Environmental Release yes May 2000
Acquisition 8~ Relocation Notices Sent yes April 2000
Acquisition Complete & Deed Filed yes May 2000
Demolition Begins no
Relocation yes April 2000
Adoption/Notification of 504 Grievance Yes July 1997
Adoption/Publication of 504 Policy yes July 1997
Establish 504 Review Committee Yes July 1997
Bid Document Approval yes May200
Final Engrg. /Arch. Design Approved yes April 2000
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PROJECT ACTIVITY Planning
Yes / No Previous
Action Y / N
Cost Completion Date
Schedule
MBE-WBE Solicitation yes N/A May 2000
Bids Advertised yes May 2000
Bid Opening yes May 2000
Debarred Check yes May 2000
Hold Preconstruction Conference yes May 2000
Civil Rights Requirements Completed yes May 2000
Notice of Bid Award yes May 2000
Start Construction yes $700,000 May 2000
Start Construction for Business yes N/A
Second Public Hearing yes July 2000
Construction 25% Complete yes June 2000
Business Construction 25% Complete yes N/A
Construction 50% Complete yes July 2000
Business Construction 50% Complete yes N/A
Complete or Review 504 Self-Evaluation yes August 2000
Construction 75% Complete yes August 2000
Business Construction 75% Complete yes N/A
Complete or Review 504 Transition Plan yes September 2000
Construction Complete yes October 2000
Construction Complete for Business yes N/A
Job Creation Begins yes January 2000
Monitoring Visit yes July 2000
Job Creation Date (FOR ALL JOBS) yes May 2000
Final Report yes November 2000
Closeout yes November 2000
Accounting & Audits yes Jan.'00 to Jan.'Ol
Others no
Yes/No Yes/No Dollar Amount Date
Professional
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Contacts Firm /Agency Name of Contact Phone Topic
Administrator E.C.I.P.D.A. Ted Hendricks 356-4524 Development 8~ Administration
Funding Grant Idaho Dept. of Commerce Dianna Clough 334-2470 ICDBG Project Management
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Engineer City of Rexburg John Millar 356-3020 Engineering
Company Artco, Inc. Norm Doering 359-1000 President
Mayor City of Rexburg Sruce Sutherland 359-3020 public infrastructure planning