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r For Release: 6/14/P4; a:CO p.m. Bus. Item: 8-4 METROPOLITAN COUNCIL i Suite 300 Metro Square Ruilding, St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 291-6359 REPORT OF THE ''c iI ROPOL ITAN AMD C0.'MU'IITY DEVE-LOPt, ;IT CO MMITTEE Referral Report o. - TO: Metropolitan Council SUPJECT: N'JJ Section 202 Program Applications Referral Reports *12135-1, 12135-1, 12137-1, 12138-1, and 12139-1 DATE: June 6, 1984 3ackaround The Metropolitan and Cc.�.::,uni ty Development Cc..^i ttee considered ties: applications during its meeting on O'ay 31, 1q84. The applications are for HUD Section 202 Program financing of Bevel opmert; for 1 cover income elderly people. HUD subni tted the applications for review in accord with the prcceeures of the • vIinnesota Irteryovernrental Review Process. Tssues and Ccrcerns Lee ,inn Tal l5ear spoke and gave a slide presentation on behalf of the St. P:.ul Intar-Tribal Housing Hoard, sponsor of the Little Crow Elderly Hous?ng proposal . She addres=ad the st3=f"s policy conflict fi rdi ngs re:ar-d i ng her proposal , Indian preferences for access to services, historical pees-sctiv=s leading to the es'abiishm- ent and ini.ia.ives of her board, her ' oard s managame.1t 'l es the need for project approval in prier to d_�ons:rate cem"etence t0 dzvalop and ma^age housing for the elderly, and admissions considerations. The following issues and concerns were raised by the commit-tee: 1) Does an inner-city location relatively close to the broad ranee cf services available in the downtown area corpensata for a lack of cer-.murri*.y services in the irtTediata neighborhood? 2) Is the concentration of special needs populations lice elderly and handicapped people less undersirable than concentrations of gemaral occupancy housing for %per-income people? The cc=ittze unanir;ously approved an amnended reconT-end:tion t a` a�dr_sses these concerns.