AK-500 Anchorage FY 2022 HUD CoC SNOFO Approvals

Yes.

Your agency’s FY21 is used for the organization’s year; for HUD the FFY designation is used.

You must be able to bring a match that is specific to your project. Examples of matches are cash, in-kind, or partnership with services.

You can copy and paste check marks from other areas or enter an “x” next to the check box.

Mark “no” because we know that your organization cannot provide the information because it is a DV service provider.

Mark how many you received.

HUD will be looking at previous projects that organizations have undertaken, regardless of whether they were HUD-related projects.

Yes, but new projects get more time than renewals, which are only 12 months. New DV projects are only 12 months. It depends upon the type of new project. For example, there are different contract lengths for construction, acquisition, and rehabilitation.

You should select “new.” The collaborative applicant (ACEH) is the only organization that can apply for planning funds.

You should describe the services that your organization will provide and describe any partnerships you have that connect people to services such as health care, mental health care, childcare, employment services, and many others.

AHFC will send out notifications to organizations they will be able to match, which are renewals applicants only.

An MOU that describes the roles and services that will be provided is very helpful. If you do not have an MOU, you can provide a letter.  You can attach them to the application form.

No, expansion is not allowed for YHDP programs.

Annual Renewal Demand (ARD) (24 CFR 578.17(b)(2)). The total amount of all the CoC’s projects that will be eligible for renewal in the FY 2022 CoC Program Competition, before any required adjustments to funding for leasing, rental assistance, and operating Budget Line Items (BLIs) based on FMR changes. The ARD will be calculated by combining the total amount of funds requested by eligible renewal projects from eligible:

(1) renewal projects approved and ranked on the Renewal Project Listing;

(2) renewal project amount(s) that were reallocated as recorded on the reduced or eliminated reallocation forms of the CoC Priority Listing;

(3) renewal YHDP projects on the YHDP Renewal Project Listing; and

(4) replacement YHDP projects on the YHDP Replacement Project Listing as these projects are eligible for funding as renewal YHDP projects but have chosen to submit the application as a YHDP replacement project with the amount of funding that is eligible for renewal.

Reallocation is a process CoCs use to shift funds in whole or part from existing eligible renewal projects to create one or more new projects without decreasing the CoC’s ARD. New projects created through reallocation must meet the requirements set forth in Section II.B.1 of this NOFO and the project eligibility and project quality thresholds established by HUD in Sections V.C.4.b and c of this NOFO. CoCs may only reallocate eligible renewal projects that have previously been renewed under the CoC Program. To create a Transition Grant (see Section III.B.2.cc of this NOFO), the CoC must wholly eliminate one or more projects and use those funds to create a single, new transition grant. YHDP projects cannot be reallocated. Through reallocation, CoCs can create new, evidence-informed projects by eliminating projects that are underperforming or are more appropriately funded from other sources.