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Targeted Rehabilitation Program (TRP)
TRP is intended to preserve and improve residential properties that meet qualifying criteria focused on issues unique to the place, property condition, owner, or other targeted element. The TRP is designed to be a common framework for the creation by Council of multiple TRP subprogram modules ("Sub-Program Module").
Each Sub-Program Module includes additional criteria based on funding constraints, program design or other factors deemed necessary to that module's implementation and success. In addition, all rehabilitation work on housing units through a Sub-Program Module must meet all applicable City of Dallas Building Codes and standards.
Each Sub-Program Module may address the following common framework:
- Need or targeted issue
- Outreach
- Funding source
- Eligibility requirements
- Eligible repairs
- Assistance terms
- Goals
The TRP is intended to serve all households eligible for support in the CHP. Each Sub-Program Module will identify qualifying factors based on the targeted issue. Additional factors, such as whether financial assistance is a grant or forgivable loan, affordability period terms, deed restriction and/or deed of trust requirements will vary. These additional factors are determined based on the public purpose for the Sub-Program Module and any funding requirements, community feedback, or laws or policies that govern the use of funds.
West Dallas Targeted Rehab Program
Applications to Open December 2020
Purpose: Provide assistance to homeowners in West Dallas who have home improvement needs but are financially unable to address them. Targeted program is intended for the primary structure with a focus on exterior elements of the home.
Eligibility: Live in following census tracts - 43, 101.01, 101.02, 205, 105, 106.01, 106.02
be under 80% AMI, primary residence, clear title, current on taxes and mortgage
Assistance: Up to $10,000
Terms: Grant – 5 year affordability period, deed restrictions
Goal: 200 home repairs
West Dallas Targeted Rehab Program Information Presentation- CLICK HERE
Tenth Street Historic District Targeted Rehab Program
Applications to Open December 2020
Purpose: Provide assistance to homeowners in the Tenth Street Historic District who have home improvement needs but are financially unable to address them. Program focuses on exterior structural home improvement assistance
Eligibility: Homeowners in the Historic District as defined by Ordinance #22852 –be under 80% AMI, primary residence, clear title / affidavit of heirship, current on taxes and mortgage
Assistance: Up to $20,000
Terms: Grant – 5 year affordability period, deed restrictions
Goal: 35 home repairs
Tenth Street Historic District Targeted Rehab Program Information Presentation- CLICK HERE
