HUD Sustainable Communities NOFAS
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The document discusses funding opportunities through HUD, DOT and EPA's Partnership for Sustainable Communities, including Community Challenge Planning Grants and Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grants. It provides an overview of the grant programs, including eligible activities, funding amounts, application requirements and deadlines. Key outcomes and rating factors for the grants are also summarized.
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HUD Sustainable Communities NOFAS
- 1. HUD Sustainable Communities NOFAS Overview and Working Session Presented to Urban Land Institute Philadelphia Public Sector Outreach Committee By Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC July 14, 2010
Editor's Notes
- Livability is defined by the NOFA as “a measure of integration of the housing, transportation, environmental, and employment amenities accessible to residents.
- Preferred Sustainability Status: All applicants achieving a specified threshold score in their submission for the 2010 round of the Sustainable Communities Regional Grant Program will qualify for Preferred Sustainability Status, which signifies that the region is ready to advance planning that prioritizes sustainability and inclusion as core outcomes of community development. Applicants that meet this criterion will qualify for a broad spectrum of benefits, including access to capacity building resources, and secure potential points in a number of funding opportunities managed by other federal agencies such as HUD, DOT, and EPA. Applicants receiving the Preferred Sustainability Status that do not receive funds in this funding round will be able to preserve certain aspects of their application for next year’s competition.