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KYHMIS Annual Invoice Process Reminder
In late June, all agencies in the Lexington CoC and the Balance of State CoC who use the KYHMIS database will receive an Annual Invoice for User Licenses from Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC). The Louisville CoC will process their own invoices for their member agencies. The KHC invoice will reflect the number of users currently activated in the system. All agencies are reminded of their responsibility to review the number of licenses and make any necessary adjustment recommendations to the KHC KYHMIS staff. Send a
Help Desk
ticket with details on the increase or decrease in the number of licenses needed for the upcoming Fiscal Year and the names of the persons holding the licenses. KHC will use the number of users in the system to generate the Annual Invoice.
Annual Invoices will be sent from the online
PNC Payment System
in an email to the designated agency contact person. All agencies are reminded of their responsibility to enroll in the PNC Payment System, to enter their banking information so electronic payment may be made, and to confirm the appropriate contact person who should receive the emailed Annual Invoice. Payment of the Annual Invoice must be made by electronic deposit through the PNC Payment System. Paper checks will no longer be accepted and, if received by KHC, will be returned to the agency uncashed.
Please contact the KYHMIS
Help Desk
with any questions or call 502-564-7630, extension 446.
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Statewide Full SPDAT Webinar with OrgCode
KHC and OrgCode will be hosting a statewide full SPDAT webinar training from 1-4 p.m. ET, on Wednesday, May 24, 2017. To ensure each person wishing to attend has access to a training site, we have asked representatives from each Area Development District (ADD) to host a training location. To reserve a seat, please email your name and ADD site to Margaret Ann Smith at
[email protected]
. If there is not a training site located close to you and/or your agency, please email Ashley VonHatten at
[email protected]
to find a location or create a new training site to accommodate the need.
The following are current ADD hosts and training sites:
** Please note, Kentucky River Community Care has changed locations from Perry to Breathitt County.
Big Sandy
Mountain Comprehensive Care
125 South Front Avenue
Prestonsburg, Kentucky 41653
Bluegrass
Kentucky Housing Corporation (West Annex)
1231 Louisville Road
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Fivco
Shelter of Hope
2516 Carter Avenue
Ashland, Kentucky 41101
Gateway
Gateway House
695 Flemingsburg Road
Morehead, Kentucky 40351
Green River
Matthew 25
1901 Leitchfield Road
Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
Kentucky River**
Kentucky River Community Care
178 Community Way Drive
Jackson, Kentucky 41339
KIPDA
The Center for Women and Families
927 South 2nd Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40203
Lincoln Trail
Helping Hands of Hope
6796 South Wilson Road
Elizabethtown, Kentucky 4270
Pennyrile
Sanctuary, Inc.
210 E. 9th Street
Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42240
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Learning Opportunities for KHC
In recent weeks, Wendy Smith, KHC consultant, trained Housing Contract Administration (HCA) on the HOME program. Now, HCA will begin applying our new knowledge to your projects. As we work our way through your documentation, please be patient with us as we ask you more questions and analyze your numbers in a different way. We are trying to be more familiar with your projects and your styles for putting them together. We just want to help support you and think this an excellent opportunity for all of us!
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VAWA Implementation: Emergency Transfer Plans Required by June 14, 2017
VAWA applies to: HOME, ESG, COC, and HOPWA funding sources.
If you have a project with one of these funding sources please read the applicable rules that have been updated to include the VAWA requirements. Partner agencies are responsible for, and HCA quality assurance staff will be monitoring for compliance on, the implementation and adherence to VAWA-related requirements after the effective date.
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Echo Hill Apartments Grand Opening
On May 12, 2017, Jeremy Ratliff, managing director of Multifamily Programs and Asset Management, spoke during the Echo Hill Apartments ribbon cutting ceremony in Vanceburg, Kentucky. Echo Hill is a beautiful mixed income property provides 40 units of safe, affordable, energy-efficient housing for Project-Based Section 8 recipients in the Commonwealth. For this project, KHC allocated $512,757 in Housing Credits, which will be leveraged into over $5 million in equity from Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing.
Properties like Echo Hill demonstrate just how economically beneficial and aesthetically pleasing renovating older properties can be, creating places for new residents to call home and providing sustainable housing to future generations.
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