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CORPUS CHRISTI COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION, y"
LOAN REVIEW COMMITTEE '0°
OCTOBER 5, 1994
12 NOON 199p
STAFF PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT
Hector G. Vallejo, Program Manager Diana Bazan ZZfZoz6*
Fred Pena, Rehab Supervisor Louis Garza
Dalia Garcia, Loan Processor Supervisor Ben Grande
Josie Estrada, Rehab Secretary Robert E. Jones
MFMRFRS PRESENT
Alynda Asher
Karen Boehk
Ernest Carter
Ruben Fuentes
Rose Royce Huegele
Leroy San Miguel
Alice Vaughn
Chairperson Rose Royce Huegele called the meeting to order at 12:05 p.m. in the
Human Resources Conference Room on the 2nd Floor of City Hall.
The first order of business was to approve the minutes of the September 7, 1994
meeting. There were no changes or corrections to the Minutes of September 7,
1994. Mr. San Miguel moved to approve the Minutes. Mr. Carter seconded the
motion. Motion passed unanimously.
The following loan requests were presented:
A rehabilitation loan request for Maria C. Holeman a/k/a Consuelo, 2606 Niagara,
in the amount of $14,950.00 at zero (0%) percent interest. Total monthly payment
of principal, taxes and insurance will be $35.00. The Corporation will be in a first lien
position.
After a brief discussion, Mr. San Miguel made a motion to approve the loan. Both Mr.
Fuentes and Ms. Vaughn seconded the motion. Motion was passed unanimously.
Next case presented by Mr. Vallejo was a demolition/replacement loan request for
Virginia P. Lopez, 1401 - 14th St., in the amount of $12,700.00 at zero (0%) percent
interest. The loan includes a $2,000.00 Relocation Grant, a $15,000.00 Minimum
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Deferred Loan and an Emergency Grant in the amount of $4,000.00. Total monthly
payment of principal, taxes and insurance will be $94.33. The Corporation will be in
first lien position.
Motion was made to approve the loan by Mr. Carter and seconded by Mr. Fuentes.
Motion passed unanimously.
A demolition/replacement loan for Eligio and Yolanda C. Ramirez, in the amount of
$15,600.00 at zero (0%) percent interest. This loan includes a Relocation Grant of
$2,100.00, a Minimum Deferred Loan of $15,000.00 and an Emergency Grant of
$4,000.00. Total monthly payment will be $104.00. The Corporation will be in a first
lien position.
Ms. Asher moved to approve the loan. Ms. Vaughn seconded the motion and motion
passed unanimously.
A demolition/replacement loan request for Frances C. Saenz, 4239 Elvira, in the
amount of $13,000 at zero 10%) percent interest. She will also be receiving a
$15,000.00 Minimum Deferred Loan, a $4,000.00 Emergency Grant, and a
$2,000.00 Relocation Grant. Total Monthly payment will be $99.33. The
Corporation will in a first lien position.
Mr. San Miguel made a motion to approve the loan. Motion was seconded by Mr.
Carter and motion was passed unanimously.
Next loan presented was a rehabilitation loan request for Ms. Mary E. Stater, 4006
Panama, in the amount of $5,000.00 at zero (0%) percent interest for 120 months.
This loan includes a $15,000.00 Minimum Deferred Loan, and a $4,000.00
Emergency Grant. Total monthly payment will be $131.67. Refinancing will place
the Corporation in a first lien position.
Mr. Fuentes moved to approve the loan amortized over a period of 20-year, per the
homeowner's request, which would lower her payment toS110.00 per month. Rev.
Boehk seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
A rehabilitation loan request was made for Ms. Erma Dell Tucker, 962 Lum St., in the
amount of $8,150 at zero (0%) percent interest. Ms. Tucker will also be receiving
a $4,000.00 Emergency Grant. The total monthly payment of principal, taxes and
insurance will be $45.00.
Motion to approve the loan was made by Ms. Vaughn, seconded by Mr. Carter.
Motion passed unanimously.
A discussion was held concerning delinquent accounts. Ms. Huegele suggested that
on those accounts that full payments are being made and have been made on a
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regular basis, perhaps the loan can be modified to reflect a current status by doing
a Modification Agreement. She explained that the delinquent amount would be added
to the end of the term and be due upon maturity.
Ms. Huegele also suggested that the delinquent accounts be reported to the Credit
Bureau. She stated that we were acting as a mortgage company and therefore, need
to report to the Credit Bureau. Mr. Vallejo stated staff would look into reporting
delinquent accounts to the Credit Bureau.
Having no further business, the meeting was adjourned.