Due November 5,2026
Proposed Homeowner Housing Rehab Program (SCDP)The city of Montevideo is working with the Upper Minnesota Valley Regional Development Commission to apply for a Small Cities Development Program (SCDP) grant. To apply, the city must show interest and a need in the community. If the grant application is selected, the program will be available to homeowners starting the spring of 2028.
Goal: To help income eligible homeowners rehab and make improvements to their home.
- The SCDP program can pay for rehabilitation work of up to $25,000.
- Funds are given as a no interest, forgivable loan (grant). 1/7 of the loan is forgiven each year for seven years
- Refer below for eligible incomes to participate. If you are eligible, complete the form and return.
A) SINGLE FAMILY OWNER-OCCUPIED: 51-80% Median Income - 10% Owner Match
90% of the project costs are eligible through a deferred loan, 10% owner matching funds required
2026 HUD Income Limits for Chippewa County - 80% Income Limits
1 Person Household 54,900
2 Person Household 62,750
3 Person Household 70,600
4 Person Household 78,400
5 Person Household 84,700
6 Person Household 90,950
7 Person Household 97,250
8 Person Household 103,500
B) SINGLE FAMILY OWNER-OCCUPIED: 50% or less Median Income – NO Owner Match
100% of the project costs are eligible through a deferred loan, No owner matching funds required.
2026 HUD Income Limits for Chippewa County- 50% Income Limits
1 Person Household 34,300
2 Person Household 39,200
3 Person Household 44,100
4 Person Household 49,000
5 Person Household 52,950
6 Person Household 56,850
7 Person Household 60,800
8 Person Household 64,700
Example project in the 51% - 80% Area Median Household Income category:
If the total project costs were $27,778
90% SCDP forgivable loan would be $25,000 (1/7th forgiven each year for 7 years)
10% Owner responsibility would be $2,778 (owner cash or low interest loans)