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May 13, 2003
A meeting of Oklahoma Housing Finance
Agency’s (“OHFA”) Board of Trustees has been scheduled to be held at
10:30 a.m. on May 14, 2003 at 100 Northwest 63rd, Will Rogers
Room, 2nd floor, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The amended agenda
for this meeting will be as follows:
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Consider a Resolution approving Minutes of
the March 12, 2003 meeting of the Board of Trustees. APPROVED
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Certification and award presentation.
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Consider a Resolution approving the
Consolidated Annual Contributions Contracts (“CACCs”) to OHFA by the
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”), and
approving and ratifying the execution of said CACC Contracts, along
with any and all additional documents relating to amendments of said
contracts, by the Executive Director of OHFA.
APPROVED
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Consider a Resolution approving OHFA’s
Administrative Plan for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development’s (“HUD’s”) Housing Choice Voucher Program, as amended and
authorizing and directing the staff of OHFA to submit said
Administrative Plan to HUD for Review. APPROVED
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Consider a Resolution authorizing
executive director and staff of OHFA to formally close the Section 8
tenant assistance waiting list and directing notice of same be posted
on the OHFA website. APPROVED
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Consent Docket – The following items of
business may be voted upon by a single vote of the Trustees without
discussion, unless and except for any item which anyone of the
Trustees desires to have discussion about at the meeting, in which
case, each item so noted will be withdrawn from the Consent Docket and
handled individually in order immediately following the completion of
the Consent Docket:
6.1
Consider a Resolution
authorizing and approving the extension of the term of the contract with
Murell, Hall, McIntosh & Co., PLLP, Certified Public Accountants,
Norman, Oklahoma as OHFA’s independent Certified Public Accountants for
a period of one year; fixing compensation thereunder and authorizing the
Executive Director to execute a related engagement letter on behalf of
OHFA and its Board of Trustees. APPROVED
6.2
Consider a Resolution
approving Third Amendment To Lease with Monte R. Lee and Company
and authorizing the executive director of OHFA to execute said third
amendment to lease on behalf of OHFA. APPROVED
6.3
Consider a Resolution
approving Second Amendment To Lease with Add On Systems, Inc. and
authorizing the executive director of OHFA to execute said second
amendment to lease on behalf of OHFA. APPROVED
6.4
Consider a Resolution
authorizing and directing the execution of additional service agreements
for OHFA bank accounts; ratifying and approving certain previously
executed service agreements. APPROVED
6.5
Consider a Resolution
authorizing and directing the staff of OHFA to finalize and submit to
the department of Central Services, Central Purchasing an Invitation to
Bid (“ITB”) for service providers to implement the Housing Opportunities
for People with Aids (“HOPWA”) Program.
APPROVED
6.6
Consider a Resolution
approving the renewal of Worker’s Compensation insurance coverage
through CompSource Oklahoma. APPROVED
6.7
Consider a Resolution
approving and accepting the return of tax credits by Sayre Housing
Limited Partnership, an Oklahoma limited partnership, owner of the
proposed AHTC development known as Aspen Ridge Apartments, Sayre,
Beckham County, Oklahoma (OHFA No. 00-02-22).
APPROVED
6.8
Consider a Resolution
approving and accepting the return of tax credits by Bishop Manor
Limited Partnership, an Oklahoma limited partnership, owner of the
proposed AHTC development known as Bishop Manor Apartments, Lawton,
Comanche County, Oklahoma (OHFA No. 01-07-17). APPROVED
6.9
Consider, individually,
Resolutions substituting Cherokee Affordable Housing, Inc., an Oklahoma
not for profit corporation as the general partner of the following tax
credit developments: Jay Senior Housing, L.P., owner of the development
known as Jay Senior Housing, Jay, Delaware County [OHFA #01-02-01];
Stilwell Senior Housing Limited Partnership, owner of the development
known as Stilwell Senior Housing, Stilwell, Adair, County [OHFA
#01-07-13]; Wisdom Keepers Limited Partnership, owner of the development
known as Wisdom Keepers, Tahlequah, Cherokee County [OHFA #02-07-17;
Northview Estates-Vian, Limited Partnership, owner of the development
known as Northview Estates, Vian, Sequoyah County [OHFA #02-07-16]; and
Clearwater Estates Limited Partnership, owner of the proposed
development Clearwater Estates, Stilwell, Adair County [OHFA
#03-02-02]. APPROVED
6.10 Consider, individually the
substitution of the general partner of each of the following owners of
tax credit developments: Branchtree Partners Limited Partnership owner
of the development known as Wentwood at MacArthur (f/k/a/ Branchtree
Apartments), Oklahoma City, [OHFA No. 96-08-21]; Monterrey Associates,
L.P., owner of the development known as Wentwood at Meridian (f/k/a/
Monterrey Apartments), Oklahoma City, [OHFA No. 97-07-53] Silvercrest
Apartments Associates Limited Partnership, owner of the development
known as Wentwood at Grand Hill (f/k/a Silvercrest Apartments f/k/a Del
Mar Landing), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma [OHFA No., 99-02-04].
APPROVED
6.11 Consider a
Resolution approving the transfer and sale of the tax credit development
known as Pine Manor Apartment, Enid, Oklahoma (OHFA No. 93-06-09),
subject to certain terms and conditions. APPROVED
6.12 Consider a Resolution
approving and authorizing the release of the Regulatory Agreement for
Low-Income Housing Tax Credits Creating Restrictive Covenants burdening
certain tax credit properties. APPROVED
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Consider approval of a Resolution relating
to OHFA’s Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds (Homeownership Loan
Program) 2003 Series A (The “2003A Bonds”); authorizing use of OHFA
funds; and ratifying and authorizing OHFA officers, staff and advisors
to take certain actions with respect thereto.
APPROVED
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Consider approval of a Resolution
authorizing OHFA’s Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds (Homeownership
Loan Program) 2003 Series B (The “2003B Bonds”) consisting of one
series or two or more subseries; waiving competitive bidding for the
sale thereof; authorizing the various documents relating to such
bonds; approving the distribution of the Preliminary Official
Statement; setting parameters for the price and interest rates for
such bonds; proving for the current refunding of OHFA’s 1992 Series B
Bonds and for the funding of loans on newly constructed residences and
down payment assistance and other purposes; authorizing use of OHFA
funds; designating a trustee, registrar and paying agent; designating
a book-running co-senior manager; establishing purchase price limits
for homes financed under the program; and authorizing OHFA officers,
staff and advisors to take certain actions with respect thereto. APPROVED
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Consider a Resolution approving,
contingent upon satisfaction of certain terms and conditions of OHFA,
the application of funding under the Fiscal Year 2002 HOME Investment
Partnerships Program filed by Native American Housing Services,
Tecumseh, Oklahoma in the amount of $ 1,080,000.
APPROVED
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Consider, individually, Resolutions
approving the Applications for funding under the Fiscal Year 2002 HOME
Investment Partnerships Program filed by each of the Applicants
identified on Exhibit “A”, attached hereto and
made a part hereof by reference.
APPROVED
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Consider and conduct individual
proceedings [pursuant to, and in accordance with, Article II of the
Oklahoma Administrative Procedures Act, the Internal Revenue Code of
1986, as amended, and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder
and OHFA’s Chapter 36 Affordable Housing Tax Credit Program Rules], to
consider the application for a Reservation and Allocation of a portion
of the State of Oklahoma’s 2003 Tax Credit Authority filed by each of
the Owner/Applicants identified in Exhibit
“1”, attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference, and in
connection therewith: (a) make such preliminary and/or intermediate
rulings as may be necessary and/or appropriate in regard to the
conduct of said proceedings, including reassignment of Reservation
Cycle One funds among the various set-asides and/or binding forward
commitments to reserve Credits from 2003 Reservation Cycle Two to
certain Applicants; (b) receive and hear the reports and
recommendations of the Staff of OHFA, the evidence and arguments of
the Applicants and their representatives and, pursuant to the Oklahoma
Open Meeting Act, the comments of members of the public present; and
(c) at the conclusion of all testimony and evidence, consider
Resolutions approving, subject to any contingencies, conditions or
requirements established by the Trustees, or disapproving the
Applications of each of said Owners/Applicants for a Reservation and
Carryover Allocation of a portion of the State of Oklahoma’s 2003 Tax
Credit Authority and providing for execution of a Carryover Allocation
Agreement.
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Consider a Resolution authorizing the
staff of OHFA to prepare and submit an Invitation to Bid for a service
provider to provide computer software for use by the Finance Team
relating to the Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bond Program
administered by OHFA; review the bids; purchase within limits; and
report to the OHFA Board of Trustees at a future meeting.
APPROVED
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Report on D&0 insurance
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Report on HUD’s 2001 HOME Program and
Financial Monitoring Letters
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Report on 2nd Quarter Budget
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Report on Program Update
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Consider approval of Resolutions: a)
authorizing an Executive Session of the Trustees of Oklahoma Housing
Finance Agency (“OHFA”), pursuant to Section 307.B.1 of the Oklahoma
Open Meeting Act (25 O.S., Sections
301, et seq.
307.B.1), in regard to personnel matters for the purpose
of reviewing the job performance of the Executive Director of OHFA and
engaging in discussions pertaining to the duties, terms of employment,
compensation and employment benefits of the Executive Director of
OHFA; APPROVED
b) after the conclusion
of the Executive Session, authorizing the reconvening of the Open
Meeting of the Board of Trustees of OHFA; and
c) approving or disapproving a
resolution pertaining to modification in the duties terms of employment,
compensation and/or employment benefits of the Executive Director of
OHFA as the Board of Trustees of OHFA may deem appropriate.
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Any business not known about
or which could not have been reasonably foreseen prior to the time of
posting of this Agenda.
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