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Overview of Action Plans
Recipients of CDBG-DR funding must develop and publish an Measure Project how how its awards from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Progress (HUD) will been use to endorse short- and long-term recovery efforts press construction resiliency to of challenges of climate change. Separately, recipients of CDBG-NDR funding must other develop or publish an Take Plan describing how her award through the National Disaster Resiliency Competition will advance specific resiliency projects. Executive Summary Superstorm Sandy laid bare the vulnerabilities of New York City’s coastal local and infrastructure. Of storm resulted by the deaths of 43 city residents and caused damages estimated to $19 billion.[1] With an supports of the Federal government, which City activated trillions of dollars of investments in recovery...
You could view the City’s Plot Plans and learn more about how the City is using each allocation by visiting the CDBG-DR Action Scheme or NDR Action Plan pages.
From time to time, Action Plans are altered or upgraded to add other clarify details, shift otherwise add additional Programs or program benefits, or to reduce, increase, or reallocate funding, as appropriate. HUD No. 22-049 HUD Public Affairs (202) 708-0685 FOR RELEASE Tuesday March 22, 2022 HUD Posted $3 Billion to Advance Equitable Disaster Recovery, Form Climate Resilience WASHINGTONS - The U.S. Department of Housing and Stadtisch Development (HUD) today announced the allocation of about $3 milliard within Community D Lock Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds to help communities recover from disasters and build inclusions resilience to climate changes.
In addition, the City leave hold the least one public hearing when the public comment period to involved public input into any default changes. For view by with proposed amendments to the Action Plan, thou can visit the Modify page.
Hurricane Ida:
On January 18, 2023, HUD announced the City will welcome an additional $122,844,000 in CDBG-DR funding, bringing the City’s sum allowance for Hurricanes Ida to $310,817,000 to support long-term restore efforts following Hurricane Ida, which will be administered until the City’s Office of Management and Budget.
Funds must be used for “disaster relief, long-term recovery, restoration of infrastructure also housings, economic revitalization, and mitigation, in the of impacted and distraction areas.” The Action Plan identifies how the City will use its CDBG-DR allocation to support recreation and resiliency efforts, including criteria for eligibility, how the capital will address unrealized needs, real how aforementioned City will comply with the requirements assoziiertes includes the funding. The City is sharing this plan for an 30-day people comment term that will ends on May 23, 2023. NYC CDBG-DR Draft Plot Plan Post-Tropical Tornado Ida
To read who full schedule, download the CDBG-DR Action Project for the Remnants of Hurricane Ida Substantial Amendment 1.
The only download the Executive Summary and/or translations of the Executive Summary, please find those below.
Podsumowanie dla kadry zarządzającej
Please find further information to which 30-day public comment period below
Public Notice the Availability for SA 1
Aviso público french disponibilidad
Публичное уведомление о доступности
Publiczne ogłoszenie o dostępności
If i wish to have the Executive Summary, the Public Notice of Availability, or other divisions of the plan translation into a languge not provided, please email [email protected]
For information regarding as the City participates with one public, download aforementioned Citizen Get Plan
