Project Title

Locality

Elected Official

Funding Sources

Funds Total

Old Madison Heights Revitalization Project – Phase I Stump Hill Area

Multi-Year

Amherst, County of

Vernon L. Wood, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

State IPR

USDA – RD

Local

TOTAL

$ 1,098,449

29,385

22,500

40,175

$ 1,190,509

Project Description: The county will address substandard housing and infrastructure conditions in the Stump Hill community, as the first step of the larger Old Madison Heights neighborhood revitalization. The project will include the rehabilitation of eight owner-occupied homes, the substantial reconstruction of one owner-occupied home, the rehabilitation of one rental home, demolition and clearance of three vacant and dilapidated structures, installation of approximately 1,450 linear feet of water line, connection of sanitary sewer to five homes, and roadway and drainage improvements. The project is expected to benefit approximately 42 persons, at least 34 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Simmons Drive Community Improvement Project

Multi-Year

Brunswick, County of

Welton Tyler, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$ 1,102,510

25,345

$ 1,127,855

Project Description: The county will reduce substandard housing conditions and improve infrastructure in the Simmons Drive community. The project will include the rehabilitation of five owner-occupied homes; the substantial reconstruction of one owner-occupied home; the rehabilitation of five renter occupied homes; the demolition and removal of two dilapidated vacant structures; the installation of 1,770 linear feet of water line, 2,620 linear feet of gravity sewer, 2,700 linear feet of one-and-one-half-inch sewer force main, and appurtenances; and the construction of approximately 3,000 centerline feet of residential street. The project is expected to benefit 51 persons, 46 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Haysi to Big A Mountain Water Project, Phase III

Buchanan, County of

Dickenson, County of

James Carroll Branham, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

Roger Stanley, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

ARC

AML

SWVA Water/WV Fund

Coalfield Water Development

Local PSA

TOTAL

$1,000,000

500,000

2,361,325

170,790

185,000

142,475

$ 4,359,590

Project Description: The counties will provide for the extension of public water service to priority areas identified in the Coalfields Regional Water Study. Presently households in this area are served by wells and springs that have been shown to poor quality and diminished quantity. Water tests have revealed that many water sources contain unsafe levels of coliform bacteria and other contaminants such as high levels of iron. The project will connect a total of 210 households to safe and adequate source of potable water and is expected to serve 348 persons, 233 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Hurley Flood Recovery Housing Project – Phase V

Buchanan, County of

James Carroll Branham, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$775,000

200,000

$ 975,000

Project Description: The county will rehabilitate one home and substantially reconstruct 13 homes as the final phase of the Hurley Flood Recovery Project, which to date has addressed over 70 homes. This project will provide safe and suitable housing for 37 persons, all of whom are low-to-moderate income.

West Fourth Street Community Improvement Project

Multi-Year

Chase City, Town of

Eddie Bratton, Mayor

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$ 1,250,990

6,740

$ 1,257,730

Project Description: The town will reduce substandard housing and infrastructure conditions for the West Fourth Street community. The project will include the rehabilitation of nine owner-occupied homes; the substantial reconstruction of five owner-occupied home; the rehabilitation of seven renter occupied homes; the demolition and removal of two dilapidated vacant structures; the installation of 1,740 linear feet of water line, 1,780 linear feet of eight-inch sewer line, and the installation of culverts and drainage improvements. The project is expected to benefit 52 persons, all of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Chincoteague Broadband Network Project

Chincoteague, Town of

John H. Tarr, Mayor

CDBG

U.S. Fish & Wildlife

Local

TOTAL

$ 540,990

25,000

100,000

$ 665,990

Project Description: The town will install an open access broadband network to support local communication needs and future broadband deployment. The project will include the installation of approximately 35,000 linear feet of 96 strand fiber optic cable, the installation of necessary electronics, and connection to the collocation center to access the broadband backbone. The project is expected to create at least 20 new jobs, of which at least half will be for low-to-moderate income persons, and improved access to healthcare.

Washington Park Community Development Program – Phase IV

Multi-Year

Greensville, County of

Peggy R. Wiley, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Private

Local

TOTAL

$ 973,300

137,500

129,700

$ 1,240,500

Project Description: The county will complete the next phase of the larger Washington Park neighborhood revitalization. The project will include the rehabilitation of one owner-occupied home, the rehabilitation of five rental homes, the substantial reconstruction of eight owner-occupied homes, the creation of five new low-to-moderate income home owners, and the installation of approximately 550 linear feet of storm water drainage pipe, 500 linear feet of curb and gutter, 80 square yards of entrance gutter, 500 linear feet of sidewalk, and at least four additional street lights. The project is expected to benefit at least 40 persons, 33 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

South Street Neighborhood Improvement Project

Multi-Year

Henry, County of

Jim Adams, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

VDEM

Weatherization

USDA-RD

Private

Local

TOTAL

$ 1,400,000

313,362

194,000

115,862

27,400

118,959

$ 2,169,853

Project Description: The county will implement a neighborhood improvement project in the South Street area of the Bassett community. The project will include the rehabilitation of four owner-occupied homes, the rehabilitation of ten renter occupied single-family homes and four multi-family renter occupied units, the substantial reconstruction of three owner-occupied homes, demolition and removal of two dilapidated vacant structures, 5,500 cubic yards of excavation, 1,340 linear feet of ditches, 3,554 square yards of new road construction, and the replacement of 1,570 linear feet of water line and 2,125 linear feet of sewer line. The project is expected to benefit 49 persons, 47 of who are low-to-moderate income.

Mary Ball Road Neighborhood Improvement Project

Multi-Year

Kilmarnock, Town of

Dr. Curtis H. Smith, Mayor

CDBG

State-IPR

Weatherization

Private

Local

TOTAL

$ 1,385,455

119,850

77,100

7,500

951,249

$ 2,541,154

Project Description: The town will provide improvements and infrastructure to the Mary Ball Road community. The project will include the rehabilitation of 12 owner-occupied homes, the rehabilitation of six rental homes, the substantial reconstruction of four owner-occupied homes, demolition and clearance of four abandoned, dilapidated structures, and the installation of 5,119 linear feet of eight-inch water line, 307 linear feet of water service line, 26 water meters, 5,478 linear feet of eight-inch gravity sewer line, 5,359 linear feet of four-inch sewer force main, 420 linear feet of sewer service line, 31 sewer connections, and appurtenances. The project will benefit at least 60 persons, 49 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Angel Court Housing Production

Letter of Intent

King George, County of

Joseph W. Grezieka, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

VHDA loan

VHDA grant

HOME

LIHTC

Private

Local

TOTAL

$ 680,000

735,000

220,000

500,000

2,647,000

512,346

175,000

$ 5,469,346

Project Description: The county will complete infrastructure improvements in support of the development of 24 units of affordable rental housing for low-income and disabled residents of the County. The project will include construction of 975 linear feet of VDOT public access road, two commercial entrances, 650 linear feet of eight-inch water line, 785 linear feet of four-inch sewer force main, and storm water / drainage improvements. The project is expected to benefit 114 persons, all of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Blackwater – Lee County Water Project

Lee, County of

Carl Bailey, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Health Dept.

TOTAL

$ 1,000,000

1,069,774

$ 2,069,774

Project Description: The county will provide public water service to approximately 90 households in the Blackwater community. The project will include the construction of approximately 40,000 linear feet of eight-inch water line, 25,000 linear feet of six-inch water line, 1,100 linear feet of four-inch water line, 600 linear feet of two-inch water line, 9,900 linear feet of three-quarter-inch service line, a 50,000 gallon water storage tank, and a booster pump station. The project is expected to benefit approximately 200 persons, 125 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Old Woodway Road Extention – Phase II

Lee, County of

Carl Bailey, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$ 250,000

107,114

$ 357,114

Project Description: The county will provide public water service to the remaining 20 households in the Old Woodway community. The project will include the construction of approximately 8,797 linear feet of eight-inch water line, one pressure reduction station, and appurtenances. The project is expected to benefit approximately 45 persons, 30 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Pearl Avenue and Buchanan Street Housing Rehabilitation Project

Multi-Year

Marion, Town of

David P. Helms, Mayor

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$ 715,190

36,000

$ 751,190

Project Description: The town will address substandard housing conditions in the Pearl Avenue and Buchanan Street community. The project includes the rehabilitation 15 owner-occupied houses, the rehabilitation 6 renter-occupied properties, the substantially reconstruction of one owner-occupied home, and demolition and removal of two vacant blighted structures in addition to general debris and trash removal. The project is expected to benefit 46 persons, all of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Route 92 Waterline Extension Project

Mecklenburg, County of

Glenn E. Barbour, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Tobacco Commission

EDA

Local

TOTAL

$ 1,000,000

1,000,000

1,250,000

700,000

$ 3,950,000

Project Description: The county will install a water main to connect the Town of Chase City's water distribution system to address concerns with the town's water supply which has repeatedly received violations for water quality problems. The project will include the construction of 54,483 linear feet of twelve-inch water line, 27 gate valves, a booster pump station, related appurtenances, and the replacement of approximately 4,890 linear feet of water line within the Town. The project is expected to benefit 2,169 persons, 1,623 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Skipwith Road II Housing Rehabilitation Project

Multi-Year

Mecklenburg, County of

Glenn E. Barbour, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$ 600,700

1,260

$ 601,960

Project Description: The county will improve the housing conditions for low-to-moderate income residents of the Skipwith Road community. The project includes the rehabilitation of nine owner occupied homes, the rehabilitation of three tenant occupied homes, the substantial reconstruction of three owner occupied homes, and the demolition of two severely dilapidated vacant structures. The project will benefit 41 low-to-moderate income persons.

Dora Highway Neighborhood Revitalization Project

Multi-Year

Pulaski, Town of

Jeff Worrell, Mayor

CDBG

HOME

State – SHOP

Weatherization

Private

Local

TOTAL

$ 1,400,000

319,000

75,000

92,750

501,000

401,686

$ 2,789,436

Project Description: The town will provide a broad range of improvements to the Dora Highway Neighborhood. The project will include the rehabilitation of ten owner-occupied homes, the substantial reconstruction of owner-occupied homes, the rehabilitation of four rental homes, the acquisition of six lots for the construction of six new homes for sale to first-time low-to-moderate income homebuyers, demolition and clearance of 14 vacant and blighted structures, and the installation of 3,000 linear feet of upgraded and "loop connection" water line, resurfacing of 1,628 linear feet of existing streets, improvements to one intersection and the construction of two cul-de-sacs. The project will benefit 154 persons, 137 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Dante – Sawmill Hollow Housing Rehabilitation Project

Russell, County of

Danny Brown, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$ 467,000

62,400

$ 529,400

Project Description: The county will rehabilitate one home, substantially reconstruct six homes, and remove 16 vacant and severely dilapidated structures in the Dante-Sawmill Hollow Community. The project is expected to benefit 15 persons, all of whom are low-to-moderate income.

American Tobacco Warehouse Renovation Project: Advanced Manufacturing Technology Program

Letter of Intent

South Boston, Town of

Carroll Thackston, Mayor

CDBG

Tobacco Commission

Historic Tax Credits

TOTAL

$ 700,000

6,000,000

4,335,903

$ 11,035,903

Project Description: The town will purchase advanced manufacturing technology equipment to support the Advanced Manufacturing Technology portion of the Innovation Center, a component of the American Tobacco Warehouse Renovation Project. This program will produce 60 persons receiving a Certification and Associate Degree of Applied Science, 48 persons receiving an Associate Degree, 39 persons receiving a Certificate, and 15 persons receiving job training in Advanced Manufacturing. Of the 162 persons who have completed coursework, 118 will be low-to moderate income.

Middle Creek Water Line Extension Project

Tazewell, County of

David R. Anderson, Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDGB

SWVA Water/WV Fund

Local

TOTAL

$ 437,500

155,283

25,000

$ 617,783

Project Description: The county will provide water service from the Town of Cedar Bluff water system to 35 households in the Middle Creek community. The project will include approximately 7,000 linear feet of six-inch water line, 7,000 linear feet of four-inch water line, a pump station, and 35 water meters. The project is expected to benefit 74 persons, 53 of whom are low-to-moderate income.

Arch/Market Neighborhood Project

Waynesboro, City of

Timothy D. Williams, Mayor

CDBG

Local

TOTAL

$ 684,000

10,000

$ 694,000

Project Description: The city will undertake an effort to address substandard housing conditions and the potential for flooding in the Arch / Market Street Neighborhood. The project will include the rehabilitation of eleven owner-occupied homes, one of which will be elevated, and the substantial reconstruction of four homes, two of which are owner occupied and two of which will become homeowners through the project. The project is expected to benefit 41 low-to-moderate income persons.

Wise Inn Restoration and Redevelopment

Letter of Intent

Wise, County of

Robert E. Robbins, Jr., Chairman, Board of Supervisors

CDBG

ARC
Tobacco Commission

VCEDA

Historic Tax Credits

Local

TOTAL

$ 700,000

277,574

1,100,000

1,200,000

3,942,426

880,000

$ 8,100,000

Project Description: The county will partner with the Wise County Industrial Development Authority will oversee the redevelopment of the historic Wise Inn property. The Inn will be a hub for regional tourism and is expected to host a variety of educational, cultural, and entertainment activities. The restoration will result in an upscale, 40-room hotel, restaurant, conference and meeting space, and additional parking. Approximately 30 jobs are expected to be created as a result of the Inn's operation, at least half of which will be for low-to-moderate income persons.

Wise Downtown Revitalization Project

Wise, County of

Caynor Smith, Mayor

CDBG

Private
Local

TOTAL

$ 700,000

83,800

502,117

$ 1,285,917

Project Description: The town will complete a variety of improvements in its central business district that are designed to contribute to the overall economic restructuring of the Town. The project will include the construction of the Gateway Gardens, including a pedestrian plaza and turning radius improvements, façade improvements to at least seven downtown commercial properties, and construction of the Big Glades Square community events and performance space. The project will result in the removal of all physical and economic blight in the Town's business district.