AHAC Agenda 02/06/2019Collier County
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC)
AGENDA
WEDNSDAY February 6, 2019 8:30A.M.
3339 Tamiami Trail East (Main Government Complex)
Health Department Building – Building "H"
Conference Room #216 (second floor)
AHAC COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Steve Hruby, AHAC Chairman
John Cowan, AHAC Member
Mary Waller, AHAC Member
Joseph Schmitt, AHAC Member
Litha Berger, AHAC Member
Dr. Carlos Portu, AHAC Member
Christina Apostolidis, AHAC Member
Sheryl Soukup, AHAC Member
Denise Murphy, AHAC Member Justin Emins, AHAC Member
Gary Haines, AHAC Member
COLLIER COUNTY STAFF
Kristi Sonntag, Director, Community and Human Services
Cormac Giblin, Housing and Grant Development Manager
Susan Golden, Sr. Housing and Grants Coordinator, CHS
Hilary Halford, Sr. Housing and Grants Coordinator, CHS
Barbetta Hutchinson, Operations Coordinator, CHS
Jason Rummer, Operations Analyst, CHS
NOTICE: ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SPEAK ON ANY AGENDA ITEM MUST REGISTER PRIOR TO SPEAKING.
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1.CALL TO ORDER & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
2.ROLL CALL OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND STAFF
3.WELCOME OF NEW MEMEBERS
4.APROVAL OF AGENDA AND MINUTES
a.Approval of today’s agenda
b.Approval of 1-8-19 AHAC Regular meeting minutes
5.INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
a.Grant application cycle update
b.Housing Items on 2/12/2019 BCC Agenda (Reconsideration of Housing Plan Items)
c.Report on Grant projects in process
6.PUBLIC COMMENT
a.Persons wishing to speak must register prior to speaking. All registered speakers will
receive up to three (3) minutes unless the time is adjusted by the Chairman.
7.DISCUSSION ITEMS AND PRESENTATIONS
8.STAFF AND COMMITTEE GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS
9.ADJOURN
NEXT AHAC MEETING DATE: March 11, 2019, 8:30 AM
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MINUTES OF THE COLLIER COUNTY
AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY COMMITTEE
January 7, 2019
8:30 A.M.
Naples, Florida
LET IT BE REMEMBERED that the Collier County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee met on this
date at 8:30 A.M. in a WORKING SESSION in the 5th Floor Training Room in the Administration Building,
Naples, Florida, with the following Members present:
Present: Steve Hruby, Chair
Sheryl Soukup
Mary Waller
John Cowan
Litha Berger
Christina Apostolidis
Unexcused: Joseph Schmitt
Carlos Portu
Excused:
ALSO PRESENT: Kristi Sonntag, Director, Community and Human Services
Cormac Giblin, Manager, Housing & Grant Development - CHS
Hilary Halford, Sr. Grants Coordinator – CHS
Lisa Carr – Sr. Grants Coordinator – CHS
Don Luciano, Grants Coordinator - CHS
Barbetta Hutchinson – Operations Coordinator - CHS
Jason Rummer, Operations Analyst
OTHERS PRESENT: Gary Hains, FL Star; George Danz, citizen; Suzanne Boothby, Clerk of Courts;
Harrison Langley, BoxVana
1. CALL TO ORDER
The Chair, Steve Hruby, called the meeting to order at 8:37 am, read the procedures to be observed
during the meeting and led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance.
2. ROLL CALL – COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND STAFF
There were 6 active members present, therefore a quorum was established.
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND MINUTE
a. A motion was made to approve the agenda by Litha Berger and seconded by Mary Waller.
The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
b. A motion was made to approve the minutes from the meeting of October 22, 2018 by Mary
Waller and was seconded by Litha Berger. The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
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c. A correction of the spelling of a name was noted and a motion was made to approve the
corrected minutes from the meeting of December 3, 2018 by Sheryl Soukup. The motion
was seconded by Mary Waller and the motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
4. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
a. Cormac reviewed the upcoming grant cycle timeline which will open this month. There will
be over $4m available - $700,000 in SHIP funds, $2m in CDBG funding, around $1.3M in HOME
(this includes last year carryover) and $190,000 in ESG. Mary Waller volunteered to be the
representative from the AHAC on the review committee and there was no disagreement.
Steve Hruby asked for a report that would let the AHAC know how the current projects were
progressing. Kristi Sonntag said that she would make sure the Timeliness Report would be
distributed at the next meeting. Steve also asked for the ranking results before they were put
into the Action Plan.
b. Cormac recapped the BCC meeting held on 11/13/18 regarding the Bembridge and Manatee
properties. The Board decided by a vote of 5-0 to move forward with an ITN process for the
Bembridge site to be released in January. Presentations will be made to the BBC in March.
By a vote of 2-3 the BCC decided not to move forward with an ITN on the Manatee site. The
committee discussed the Draft ITN for the Bembridge property and made the following
suggestions:
• Mr. Hruby requested that the scoring be re-evaluated and specifically weight be given
to Community Goals. Mr. Giblin agreed to a new category be put into the evaluation
criteria regarding impact on community goals. The other items worth 20 points could
each be reduced by a few points to accommodate the new category.
• Mary Waller expressed concern over the tie-breaker decision being made by the
Procurement Director. Ms. Waller requested that staff see if it was possible to have
the tie-breaker be the Board of County Commissioners, not the Procurement
Director.
• Some consideration should be taken into account for those organizations working in
a team approach in the category of experience and capacity of the firm.
• Mary Waller requested that the paragraph under the financing section be revised.
Ms. Waller stated that it should not be left up to the respondents how they are going
to finance, and the County should specify how the property will be conveyed or if the
County wants a specific selling price. Mr. Giblin clarified that this was what was
discussed at the subcommittee and this would be an opportunity for the developer
to bring their ideas on financing and the Board could make the decision in the best
interest of the County. Mr. Hruby also shared concerns with the language stating it
needs to be revised and defined. Mr. Giblin stated that the ITN would be revised and
the language would be modified, and the bullets would remain.
• Mr. Hruby requested that there be more specific how scoring for the building
typology, unit size and tenure. Mr Giblin agreed to add this to the ITN and adjust the
scoring to reflect this.
• Mr. Hruby requested to change bullet 4 to “more than 10%” in reference to veterans
and special needs (also in #8)
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c. Jason Rummer presented the updated apartment survey. He changed the report to
differentiate between Naples and Immokalee as requested. There is a 95.3% occupancy rate
in large part due to the recent grand-opening of Inspira Apartments with 214 available units.
However, the units start at $1,527 for a one bedroom. Occupancy rates are expected to
return to near 100% as the Inspira units are absorbed by the market.
d. Cormac reviewed the Housing Implementation Timeline. Every recommendation, each BCC
action, progress and steps taken are listed. Mary Waller asked if the Marketing Plan was
underway. Cormac said the RFP is being worked on and should be released shortly and the
solicitation is at the Procurement Division. Cormac said we are ahead of schedule in the items
regarding the Housing Definition and the Density Bonus Amendment items. Steve Hruby
asked if Cormac was in contact with representatives from the ULI project and he said he was.
e. 1% Sales Tax – Cormac reviewed a presentation that Nick Casalanguida, Deputy County
Manager, gave to the BCC regarding the surtax. Proceeds from the tax will be used for land
acquisition for affordable housing other County Capital needs. Funding may start flowing into
the Housing Trust Fund by summer. Mr. Giblin stated that any final decision regarding what
to purchase and who to award funds to would be made by the BCC.
5. PUBLIC COMMENT
There were no public speakers for this meeting.
6. DISCUSSION ITEMS AND PRESENTATIONS
a. Hilary Halford spoke to the Committee about the possibility of hiring a Community Standards
Liaison. Through discussions and feedback from the Community Housing Plan, community
members asked what could be done to maintain the existing affordable housing stock to
ensure it does not become an eyesore. Code enforcement works based on someone
reporting a problem (reactive). A more pro-active plan is being proposed for a pre-
determined neighborhood as a test site to identify and solve current issues. This would be an
effort to show the community that housing affordability is not only about building new units,
but to also preserve and maintain existing affordable units. Ms. Halford stated that this
position would work closely with code enforcement, churches and civic and not for profit
associations to assist in identifying those properties that could benefit from assistance.
Mary Waller feels this program is very invasive and the issue should be left up to community
organizations or the churches. Sheryl Soukup feels strongly that we should enforce the codes
that are currently in place and not use limited grant funding to hire a person to be a liaison.
She also said that maybe we could give money to a non-profit that is already working in the
community.
It was discussed that Code Enforcement fines are regularly significantly reduced or waived by
the Board of County Commissioners. Mary Waller said that maybe we should look at the
structure of the fines through the Code Enforcement Board. Cormac said he would invite an
employee from Code Enforcement to the next meeting to explain their process.
b. Review of applicants for vacant positions. Sheryl Soukup made a motion for Denise Murphy
to be recommended to the BCC for appointment on the AHAC. Mr. Hruby clarified that Ms.
Murphy’s form identified labor engaged however she has changed positions and is more
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appropriate for the position of “For Profit Provider”. Mary Waller seconded the motion and
the group voted 6-0 in favor.
Sheryl Soukup also motioned that Gary Hains be recommended for the position of “Labor
Engaged in Home Building”. Litha Berger seconded the motion. Mr. Hains was invited to
address the Committee and welcomed any questions from the Committee. Mr. Hruby asked
Mr. Haines if he employed construction employees and Mr. Haines stated he did. The
committee voted 6-0 in favor of recommending Mr. Hains for the position of “Labor Engaged
in Home Building”.
Mary Waller motioned that Justin Emins be recommended for the position of
“Banking/Mortgage”. Ms. Soukup asked if Mr. Emins was still interested since his application
was from 2017. Ms. Waller stated that he was, and she has served with Mr. Emins in
Leadership Collier. Litha Berger seconded and the committee voted 6-0 in favor.
Said recommendations along with a complete list of all of the applicants will be sent to the
County Attorney’s Office and will be added to the next available agenda of the Board of
County Commissioners for final approval and appointment.
c. Cormac Giblin reviewed the AHAC meeting schedule for the upcoming year. Regular meetings
are to occur on the first working Monday of each month at 8:30am.
7. ADJOURN
a. There being no further business for the good of the County, after a motion by Sheryl Soukup,
a second by Mary Waller and a vote of 6-0 in favor, the meeting was adjourned at 9:54 by
Chair, Steve Hruby.
NEXT MEETING: THE NEXT MEETING WILL BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 4, 2019 AT 8:30 A.M.
Location: 5th Floor Training Room, Administration (Building F) located at 3299 Tamiami Trail East.
COLLIER COUNTY AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
_________________________________
Stephen Hruby, Chairman
The foregoing Minutes were approved by Committee Chair on ______________________, 2019, “as
submitted” [__] OR “as amended” [__].
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GRANT APPLICATION T/A SUMMARIES 01/29/2019
Applicant Application Summary Total CDBG
Requested
Total HOME
Requested
Total ESG
Requested
Total SHIP
Requested TOTAL
Habitat:
1 Application #1 Infrastructure for 400 units in Immokalee (Kiacasa)3,000,000$
2 Application #2 New Construction (no unit count)$700,000
3 Application #3 Purchase Assistance $500,000
Legal Aid:
4 Application #1 Construction/Rehab security gate, new roof, parking lot
drainage 225,000$
5 Application #2 Legal Services for Victims (Public Services) program
continuation 177,000$
Rural Neighborhoods:
6 Application #1
Public Facility (Acquisition) 40,000sq.ft space including
rehab 400,000$
7
Application #2 Acquisition of rental property Esperanza Place 10 units.
Hatcher's Preserve model. Or 30 units with combo DRR.
Or Acquisition & Rehab of Dimension 1 properties.$1,200,000
8 Application #3
1.88 acres zoned VR. Combine with CDBG for
acquisition $250,000
Shelter:
9 Application #1 Rehab 7 Bathrooms 175,000$
10 Application #2 Shelter Operations $115,022
NAMI:
11 Application #1 TBRA $25,000
12 Application #2 Public Services 50,000$
13 Application #3 CDBG & HOME combined for acquisition *500,000$
14 Application #4 Shower/Laundry at drop in center 15,000$
15 Youth Haven Lift station, drainage, generators & fuel tanks 300,000$ 300,000$
16 ROOF Construction/Purchase or Rehab 330,000$ 330,000$
17 Bayshore CRA Fire suppression 300,000$ 300,000$
18 UCP Seeking additional funds to expand services 90,000$ 90,000$
19 UF Extension Facility Improvements walking path, shelter(s),
benches, fitness equipment 300,000$ 300,000$
20 CACCC Expand & continue current Family Safety Program 100,000$ 100,000$
21 Immokalee CRA Completion of Sidewalk project 600,000$ 600,000$
22 Storm Water Division Preliminary design & engineering + Feasibility study for
stormwater upgrades in Naples Manor 300,000$ 300,000$
23 Boys & Girls Club Transportation & Teachers 100,000$ 100,000$
24 H.E.L.P.DPA/Purchase Assistance - Income certifications/other
services for homebuyer preparation/assistance $500,000 500,000$
25 City of Naples Walking path 100,000$ 100,000$
26 Collier Senior Services Rehab office space for privacy and fire system upgrade $100,000 100,000$
27 Collier Co. Housing Authority HVAC Installation for 277 units at Farm Worker Village 500,000$ 500,000$
28 COC HMIS $50,000 50,000$
TOTAL 7,662,000$ $1,900,000 $190,022 $1,250,000 11,002,022$
590,000$
402,000$
4,200,000$
1,850,000$
290,022$
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Recommendation to approve an Ordinance amending Ordinance Number 04-41, as amended, the
Collier County Land Development Code, which includes the comprehensive land regulations for the
unincorporated area of Collier County, Florida, to make changes consistent with Board direction,
including revising the affordable housing definition, updating the terminology and income levels
associated with affordable housing categories, and increasing the maximum affordable density
bonus from 8 to 12 dwelling units per acre, by providing for: Section One, Recitals; Section Two,
Findings of Fact; Section Three, Adoption of Amendments to the Land Development Code, more
specifically amending the following: Chapter One - General Provisions, including Section 1.08.02
Definitions; Chapter Two - Zoning Districts and Uses, including Section 2.06.01 Generally, Section
2.06.02 Purpose and Intent, Section 2.06.03 AHDB Rating System, Section 2.06.04 Limitations on
Affordable Housing Density Bonus, Section 2.06.05 Affordable Housing Density Bonus Monitoring
Program, and Section 2.06.06 Violations and Enforcement; Section Four, Conflict and Severability;
Section Five, Inclusion in the Collier County Land Development Code; and Section Six, Effective
Date.
OBJECTIVE: To obtain Board approval of a proposed Land Development Code Amendment relating
to affordable housing.
CONSIDERATIONS: The Board held two affordable housing workshops, one on March 3, 2015, and
the other on March 1, 2016. These workshops served as the catalyst to form the Housing Stakeholders
Group (HSG). The HSG was tasked with creating a two-phase Community Housing Plan (CHP). The
first phase of the CHP consisted of the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) recommendations from their report
titled A ULI Advisory Services Panel Report Collier County, Florida, January 29-February 3, 2017. The
ULI report indicated that Collier County has an affordability problem. The Board unanimously accepted
the CHP (Item #11.A) on October 25, 2017, and directed Staff to bring forward each suggestion in the
report individually for discussions in workshops.
On February 27, 2018, the Board accepted elements of the CHP by voting in favor of the following:
1. Approve new affordable housing definitions in accordance with discussion at the meeting;
2. Accept the staff-recommended updates of the housing demand model and its methodology;
3. Adopt a resolution (i.e., 2018-38) to advocate support and authorize the county's lobbyists to
support current and future state and federal legislation;
4. Adopt a resolution (i.e., 2018-39) to consider housing that is affordable in future public land
acquisitions;
5. Accept the Affordable Housing Density Bonus Program (AHDB Program) to increase the
affordable housing density bonus from eight extra units per acre to up to 12 extra units per
acre; and
6. Adopt a resolution (i.e., 2018-40) to amend the expedited permitting and fast-track procedure.
This LDC amendment represents the end-product of #1 (definition) and #5 (AHDB Program) above. It
simplifies the definition of affordable housing and makes the terminology and income levels consistent
with the Florida Statutes and federal guidelines. It also increases the maximum available, affordable
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housing density bonus from 8 units to 12 units per acre, among other changes.
In addition to changing the definitions and increasing the maximum density bonus, other noteworthy
updates include: changing the minimum number of required affordable housing units per development,
from 10 units to 10 percent of the total housing units, which is consistent with current Community and
Human Services policy; and changing the upper limit of the gap-income housing category, lowering it
from 150% of median income to 140%, which is consistent with the Board’s direction.
Development Services Advisory Committee-Land Development Review (DSAC-LDR) on August 21,
2018 - Recommendations:
1. Reword a portion of the affordable housing definition, in part, by creating two separate sentences
from what was one longer sentence.
2. Modify Table A. Affordable Housing Density Bonus to include the table’s title as the top row,
re-introduce a note under the table that was previously earmarked by staff for deletion, and renumber
the notes associated with the table.
3. Change the income verification provisions to allow the most recent year’s filed income tax returns.
DSAC on September 05, 2018 - Recommendation:
1. Incorporate the minor changes that staff mentioned at the DSAC meeting.
COLLIER COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION (CCPC) ON NOVEMBER 1, 2018 -
RECOMMENDATION: Commissioner Schmitt made a motion to recommend approval, which was
seconded by Commissioner Fryer. The vote carried 6-0 with the following changes:
1. Eliminate the Extremely-low-income household category in the definitions section, since that term is
not used in the LDC.
2. Add the term “assets” to LDC section 2.06.05 B.1.(b). to clarify that household income eligibility
requires, among other criteria, verification of household income AND assets, and not just income.
3. Modify the definition of affordable housing to include, “for those households within the affordable
income range.”
4. Add strike-outs to the last row of Table A.
The CCPC expressed concern regarding the inclusion of various fees (e.g., internet, cable, country-club,
etc.) into the calculation for deriving cost-burdened households.
The attached strikethrough/underline amendment reflects the above recommendations. Staff requests the
Board to approve this Land Development Code Amendment.
FISCAL IMPACT: There are no anticipated fiscal or operational impacts associated with this
amendment other than routine advertising costs.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: At the December 11, 2018 Public Hearing, the Board
adopted a GMP-amendment which revised terminology and increased the affordable housing density
bonus from 8 to 12 dwelling units per acre. That amendment is currently satisfying the State required
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30-day challenge period before it becomes official (1-31-19). The Board adoption of the GMP
amendment was required for this LDC amendment to be found consistent with the GMP.
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This item has been approved as to form and legality, and requires an
affirmative vote of four for Board approval - SAS
RECOMMENDATION: To approve the attached ordinance relating to affordable housing.
Prepared By: Eric Johnson, AICP, Principal Planner, Zoning Division
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Affordable HousingVery Low
0 –50%
Low
51 –80%
Moderate
81 –120%
Gap
120 –140%
Affordable Housing-Housing is
affordable to a household when a
residential dwelling unit with
monthly rent or monthly mortgage
payment, including property taxes,
insurance, and required fees, is not
in excess of 30 percent of that
amount which represents the
percentage of the median annual
gross income for the household.
Collier County Housing Plan
Updated Definition –Back to Basics 1
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Rent 2 BR$843
$1,350
$2,025
$2,362
Collier County Housing Plan
Updated Definition –Can Afford
3 Person HH$33,750 (Very Low)
Retail, Servers, Laborers,Teaching Asst, Hospitality
$54,000 (Low)
Teacher, firefighter, Construction
$81,000 (Moderate)
Finance, Manufac., Nurse, 2-Wage Earn.
$94,500 (Gap)
Professionals, Mangmt, 2-Wage Earn.Own$100,000
$125,000
$235,000
$290,000
Source: 2018 HUD income and Rent Limits
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Affordable Housing Density Bonus
Offers up to 8 bonus
units/acre
Sliding scale based on
affordability and
commitment
Requires a 15 year
affordability period
Creates an artificially
lower ceiling on density
available for Housing that
is Affordable
Suggested “fine-tuning”
Increases available bonus to 12
additional units/acre over base density
When added to base density still remains
within the County’s 16 units/acre cap
Puts Housing that is Affordable on level
playing field with other available
residential uses
Increases Affordability Period from 15 to
30 years compliance
Does not change public hearing,
approval, or notice requirements
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Naples Transportation and Tours
PBS Contractors
Barron Collier Partnership
Paul Jones, MD
Naples Lumber
Ritz Carlton Resorts
ACI Worldwide
City of Naples
Manufacturer "A"
CCSO
Collier County BCC
Greater Naples Chamber
5/3 Bank
CCPS
Court Admin/ Probation
Moorings Park
Lutgert Insurance
Insurance Source Naples
Percent of Employees NOT Residing in Collier County
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Collier County Public Schools -5,684 employees
Very-Low (<$25,250)Low ($25,251-$42,000)Moderate ($42,001-$63,000)Gap ($63,001-$73,500)Over 140% (>$73,501)
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Very-Low (<$25,250)Low ($25,251-$42,000)Moderate ($42,001-$63,000)Gap ($63,001-$73,500)Over 140% (>$73,501)
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Employee Income Categories
(100-400 employees)
Very-Low (<$25,250)Low ($25,251-$42,000)Moderate ($42,001-$63,000)Gap ($63,001-$73,500)Over 140% (>$73,501)
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Lutgert Insurance Naples Lumber
Employee Income Categories
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Very-Low (<$25,250)Low ($25,251-$42,000)Moderate ($42,001-$63,000)Gap ($63,001-$73,500)Over 140% (>$73,501)
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CDBG Open Projects Report 1/31/19
Activity Project Year Funds Drawn
HFH - Faith Landing Phase 4 2017-2018 100%
Immokalee Sidewalk Continuation 2018-2019 100%
Habitat for Humanity 2018-2019 65%
Youth Haven Rehabilitation 2018-2019 100%
City of Naples Restroom 2018-2019 0%
Immokalee Fire Land Acquisition 2018-2019 0%
CCHA - HVAC INSTALLATION 2018-2019 83%
Legal Aid PS 2018-2019 100%
UCP PS 2018-2019 100%
CAC PS 2018-2019 100%
Habitat - Land Acquisition 2019-2020 0%
Youth Haven-Jay's Cottage 2019-2020 0%
Immokalee CRA - sidewalks 2019-2020 0%
Bayshore CRA - Fire Suppression 2019-2020 0%
City of Naples - Anthony Park 2019-2020 0%
Legal Aid - Services to Victims 2019-2020 16%
CCCAC - Family Safety 2019-2020 0%
UCP - Free to be Me 2019-2020 0%
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