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a Garages/Outbuildings <br /> • Fences(new or repair) <br /> • Water softeners <br /> • Decks/Patios (new) <br /> • Additions to structures <br /> • Finishing basements <br /> • Other rehabilitation items found suitable by CMHP rehabilitation staff <br /> Loans may not be used to address any of the following(except for necessary replacement <br /> in connection with an eligible rehab item): <br /> • Freestanding or built-in kitchen appliances unless needed to meet HQS standards <br /> • Fireplaces or woodstoves (unless a health/safety issue) <br /> • Window/door coverings (curtains, blinds, etc.) <br /> a Air Conditioning (unless needed for medical purposes) <br /> • Recreational items (swimming pools, tennis courts, saunas) <br /> a Garage door opener(unless handicap accessible improvement) <br /> • Driveways, sidewalks (unless health or safety issues) <br /> • 200 amp service unless needed (then justify) <br /> • Work begun or completed before the date of the Notice to Proceed order <br /> • Improvements not consistent with established standards <br /> a The refinancing of any existing mortgage or debt <br /> Note: Above listed items may be part of a total project scope of work, but any costs with <br /> the items are required to be covered by owners match funds. <br /> 9. CONSTRUCTION PROJECT STEPS <br /> After approval of a homeowner's application, an initial inspection will be scheduled. CMHP staff <br /> will meet with homeowners and perform a visual Housing Quality Standards inspection and <br /> discuss the homeowner's wishes. After the initial inspection a lead based paint risk assessment <br /> will be requested. After the risk assessment is completed,CMHP will create a scope of work based <br /> on the initial inspection and the lead assessment report. Once the homeowner has approved the <br /> scope of work the project is ready to go out for bid. <br /> All contractors participating in the program must have a Contractors Application Form on file at <br /> CMHP. The application must contain proof of insurance coverage and copy of their MN <br /> Contractors License. Contractors will be responsible for securing insurance of the amounts <br /> specified on the application form. <br /> Scope of work determination: CMHP will originate a rehabilitation scope of work from <br /> information collected from the initial home inspection.Homeowners will participate in the creation <br /> of the scope of work and will sign an owner approval form once they are satisfied with the scope <br /> of work. A final scope of work should be completed and approved by the owner no more than one <br /> 5 <br /> 443114v4 fv1.1M F1,185-26 <br />