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will be set up to fail again and again. Tammy Jacobs commented that there should be programs that support the homeless through Human Services. Eleanor Kinnaird wanted to see specific parameters in place on how the bond money will be spent. Alex Nickodem spoke about a nonprofit LLC Boone that was a donor /investor as a way to raise additional monies. He stated that some of the funds invested will be returned. Audrey Spencer - Horsley stated that a summary report was provided to the BOCC on the use of all the original bond money and how used. Nannie Richmond spoke about how a portion of the bond money sat she believes for eight years and was finally used. Daniel Bullock stated there should be community engagement on how the bond money is spent. Eleanor Kinnaird commented on having a study, assessment and review. Other comments included that housing at a minimum should meet Housing Choice Voucher (HCV; Section 8) standards and assisted projects should accept the HCVs. Tammy Jacobs said the AHAB should look at the previous bond guidelines and if the bond materials will be sent out? M,s. Spencer - Horsley said the AHAB would be sent this information along with other information about the Bond project funding process. AHAB Tour A second AHAB tour was discussed and will probably be in or after March 2017. AHAB Annual Report to BOCC Ms. Spencer - Horsley excused herself at 6:55 pm to attend a BOCC meeting and mentioned in closing that the AHAB annual report is due to the BOCC next month, December 2016. Eleanor Kinnaird made a motion to end the meeting and Daniel Bullock seconded the motion. The next meeting will be December 13, 2016. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:00 pm. Respectfully submitted: Millicent Bowie, Administrative Temp Audrey Spencer - Horsley, Director Housing, Human Rights and Community Development