Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program (CHIP) grant applications open this month



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aug. 7, 2024

*Register now - Aug. 20 CHIP webinar*

Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program will open grant applications Aug. 26

Commerce will host a Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program (CHIP) [ [link removed] ] application workshop via Zoom:

*CHIP grant application workshop*

* Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, 2 pm. *(Zoom webinar)

 

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*Who is eligible?
*CHIP grant funding is open to any city, county, or public utility district in partnership with an affordable housing project that is located in a city or county that has imposed a sales and use tax for affordable housing.

The new housing development must include at least 25% affordable units, and remain affordable for at least 25 years.

*What can grants be used for?
*Commerce will make approximately $12 million available. CHIP funding supports utility improvements for affordable housing projects and can pay for:


* Onsite water, sewer and stormwater improvements for the affordable housing development
* Offsite water, sewer and stormwater improvements in the right-of-way, connecting to the development
* Waived system development charges for the project

To date, $88 million in state investment through CHIP has supported the development of more than 8,000 affordable housing units.

*The next CHIP funding cycle opens Monday, Aug. 26*.
Maximum funding requests cannot exceed $1 million.  

*Questions?
*Please contact Mischa Venables <[email protected]>, CHIP Program Manager






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