The NSP 1 Substantial Amendment to the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP1) Action Plan was approved by HUD, after a 15 day public comment period, on February 22, 2010. The approved plan, with comments, is linked below.
Please note, several substantial amendments have been made, and all text/chart changes can be identified by color as follows:
Original NSP Action Plan: Black
June 2009 Substantial Amendment: Red
October 2009 Substantial Amendment: Violet
February 2010 Substantial Amendment: Green
The Division of Housing's (DOH) remaining NSP1 funds are prioritized solely for use in the redevelopment (new construction) or rehabilitation of multi-family rental housing. DOH is no longer accepting applications for single family housing, land banking, or demolition projects.
- Action Plan & Public Comment
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REVISED Substantial Amendment For NSP 1
As amended and approved by HUD February 22, 2010 - Action Plan Appendices
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- 2: Methodology for Determining Funding Allocation
- 3: Criteria and Data
- 4: Definitions of Factors for Scoring
Appendix 5:Census Blocks with Risk Scores 7-10
- Pueblo High Foreclosure Census Block Groups,(from PolicyMap.com) (csv)
- Pueblo High Foreclosure Census Tracts (xls)
- Pueblo High Foreclosure Map,(from PolicyMap.com) pdf
- Douglas County Target Areas(pdf)
- Adams County
- City of Aurora
- City and County of Denver
Appendix 6:Intent to Apply spreadsheet
Appendix 8:NSP Income Limits and Fair Market Rents
Appendix 9:Memorandum of Understanding between Arapahoe County and the State of Colorado
Appendix 10:Letter from Greeley/Weld Grantee