12 Pa. Code § 141.23 - Community Development Plan
A program applicant shall submit a 3-year Community Development Plan (CDP) to the Department for review and approval.
(1) The CDP shall include an analysis of the
following needs:
(i) The major communitywide
housing needs, especially those pertaining to the needs of low- to
moderate-income families and persons.
(ii) The major communitywide needs for
public/community facilities and improvements which are eligible for assistance
under this program.
(iii) The major
public service communitywide needs.
(iv) The major communitywide economic
development needs, particularly for areas and population groups experiencing
significant unemployment or underemployment.
(2) The CDP shall list the needs identified
in paragraph (1) in terms of their importance, considering their magnitude,
severity and urgency.
(3) The CDP
shall identify the priorities in paragraph (2) in terms of both short-term and
longer-term objectives to be met. A short-term objective is one to be
accomplished within the proposed project period specified in the grant
application. A long-term objective is one to be met over the next 3 years and
which is not included as a short-term objective.
(4) The CDP shall specify sources used to
provide the information required in paragraph (1).
(5) Beginning with FFY 1985 entitlement
grants, there are certain CDP requirements in addition to the 3 year CDP
referenced in this subsection that pertain only to entitlement entities.
(i) Counties shall submit a CDP which
includes provisions for each entitlement grant administered on behalf of
another entitlement entity within the county. These CDP's may be developed by
the county in cooperation with the affected entitlement entities.
(ii) Eligible entitlement entities-regardless
of population size-located within urban counties are responsible for developing
and submitting their respective CDP's directly to the Department.
(iii) In the case of waived entitlement
grants, as permitted under section 8(d)(2) of the act (35 P. S. §
1758(d)(2)), a CDP is not
required, but the applicant shall provide an outline of the activities proposed
to be undertaken in future years if the proposed waiver is
approved.
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