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8/3/2026
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Homelessness & Affordable Housing Committee
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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ACTIVITY TENTATIVE TIMELINE <br /> Prior to application submittal <br /> NOFA posted on city website and email notification sent to partners. Please contact staff to be added <br /> to the funding notice distribution list. <br /> Recommended meeting held prior <br /> Pre-funding application meeting-applicant schedules to submitting funding application to <br /> meeting with City staff ensure proposed project is <br /> appropriate for funding <br /> Application review <br /> Application submitted Week 0 <br /> Staff verifies eligibility and completeness of applications. Weeks 1-2 <br /> Staff analysis of feasibility and readiness to proceed (includes Weeks 3-4 <br /> review with other city departments) <br /> Applications deemed eligible are posted on city's website and Following determination of eligibility <br /> forwarded to Affordable Housing Commission. <br /> Staff analysis submitted to Affordable Housing Commission. Week 5 <br /> Affordable Housing Commission meeting-applicant <br /> presentations, deliberation and recommendation.This stage Week 6-7 <br /> may be extended in the event applications are received <br /> Recommendation submitted to City Council. Week 8-9 <br /> Following City Council decision <br /> Award letter sent to applicant Week 1 following City Council <br /> decision <br /> Meeting with funding recipient and review of financial <br /> Week 2-3 <br /> information <br /> Funding documents (agreement, covenant, promissory note, Dependent on project details and <br /> as applicable) drafted by city staff and shared with applicant <br /> applicant action <br /> for review. <br /> Contract signed by applicant and returned to city. Dependent on applicant action <br /> City Council approval of contract Dependent on applicant and city <br /> contract negotiations <br /> City executes agreement Dependent on applicant and city <br /> contract negotiations <br /> 9. FUND AVAILABILITY <br /> All funding awards are contingent upon the receipt of funds from local sources under which the award is issued.The City <br /> assumes no liability to the awardee, its contractors, its agents or further obligations to the awardee in the event <br /> anticipated program funds are retracted or otherwise unavailable for their intended purposes. <br /> 10. EXTENSIONS AND WAIVERS <br /> Award agreements may be extended at the City's discretion upon written request of the awardee and may require City <br /> Council approval.The City has the discretion to waive all or certain conditions to an award.The extension or waiver <br /> request must provide evidence of unforeseen circumstances and adequate progress in achieving the desired outcomes. <br /> 2026 Notice of Funding Availability—Affordable Housing Sales Tax—Housing Services Page 6 of 7 <br />
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