Hertford - North Carolina Department of Commerce

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Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing
Hertford County, North Carolina
North Carolina Department of Commerce
Community Investment and Assistance
2011
Hertford County
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing (2011)
INTRODUCTION:
Relative to Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (Fair Housing Act), the Federal Fair Housing
Amendments Act of 1988, and the North Carolina State Fair Housing Act, G. S. Chapter 41A, it is
unlawful for any persons in a real estate transaction to conduct discriminatory housing practices based
upon race, color, sex, religion, national origin, handicapped condition, or familial status. Hertford County
is committed to the goal that every citizen be offered an opportunity to select the home of his or her
choice.
Hertford County is populated by more than 10,000 persons. Therefore as required by regulations set forth
by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the NC Department of Commerce, the
recipients of Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, must prepare and
submit an Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing within the County’s jurisdiction.
BACKGROUND:
Demographic Data:
To date, Census 2010, the American Community Survey Demographic and Housing Estimates: 20052009, along with the accompanying data from Log Into North Carolina (LINC) and the North Carolina
Office of State Budget and Management (NC OSBM), are the best available data to retrieve information
for this Analysis of Impediments.
Census 2010 data was released for North Carolina counties in March 2011. The 2010 Census population
for Hertford County was 24,669, an 9.2% increase from the 2000 census data. The increase in
population ratio is 9.3% less than the overall population increase for the state at 18.5%. Hertford County
Census 2010 data indicates a race population of: 8,786 White (35.6%), 14,933 Black or African American
(60.5%), 274 American Indian (1.1%), 131 Asian (.05%) and 235 claiming some other race (1%).
Hispanic/Latino (of any race) account for 644 (2.6%) of the total population.
The median income for a Hertford County family based on Census 2010 is $38,618. 15% of all families
and 37.1% of all families with related children under 5 years old have income in the past 12 months below
the poverty level. Poverty status for individuals equated to 23.5%. Unemployment in the County in 2008
was 7.4%, in 2009 9.0% and in 2010 9.4% according to the ProPublica Recovery website. The poverty
rate of the US at that time was 13.3%, North Carolina, 14.8% and Hertford County 25.4%.
As indicated by Census 2010, 26.3% of Hertford County population above 25 did not have a high school
education or equivalency. 1,473 or 8.8% of the population 25 years and over had less than a 9th grade
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education. 2,935 or 17.5% of the population 25 years and over had less than a 12 grade education. The
total elderly population (persons age 62 years +) is 4,743 or 19.2% of the total population of Hertford
County. Another point of concern towards impediments includes the number of grandparents living with
their grandchildren of which 63.6% say they are responsible for their grandchildren.
From 2000 to 2006 the State of North Carolina experienced an increase of 54.9% of Hispanic population.
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North Carolina was listed as the 5 of the top five states in Hispanic growth rate during that time,
according to a census.gov pdf (listed in sources). In Table DP-1. Profile of General Demographic
Characteristics: 2000 there were 354 persons of Hispanic heritage in Hertford County. The 2010 Census
lists 644 persons of Hispanic heritage out of a total population of 24,669 in Hertford County. That is an
82% increase in the total population for the County during that 10 years.
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Hertford County contains vast areas of low-moderate income persons. Statistically the County has
concentrations of low-moderate income residents in the south-west corner and northern section of the
County. There are also pockets of low moderate income persons scattered throughout the County.
Analysis to Determine Disproportionate Housing Need:
According to the ACS 5-Year Estimate, Hertford County consists of 7,333 single-family dwelling units and
820 multi-family units. Mobile homes 1,879 units and 0 boats/RV/van(s). This data is compared to 2000
census data in which, Hertford County consisted of 6,339 single-family dwelling units, 659 multi-family
dwelling units, and 2481 mobile homes and 7 boats/RV/van(s).
Based upon the ACS, Hertford County’s housing tenure is 65.8% owner-occupied and 34.2% renteroccupied. Average size of households of owner-occupied dwellings in Hertford County is 2.44 and the
average size of households of renter-occupied dwellings is 2.54. Hertford County homeowners with
mortgages over 30% of their monthly earnings totaled 39%, 7.5% more than North Carolina (31.5%).
Renters whose rent exceeds 30% of their gross monthly income in Hertford County account for 57.8%,
which is 11.1% more than North Carolina (47.9%).
ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF DISCRIMINATION
Step 1. Analysis of the Level of Segregation and Spatial Isolation:
1. Are there areas of minority concentration within your jurisdiction?
The enclosed map outlines census tracts within Hertford County and their percentage of lowmoderate income. Due to changes in how income is now determined by the US Census and the
American Community Survey, LMI is no longer determined by the number of residents with income
below 80% of the median income. Low-moderate income is now determined based upon the ratio of
the median income of the census tract to the median income of Hertford County. Total African
American population for Hertford County is 13,873 persons (60%) which is a large percentage
minority population, according to the 2009 ACS data. A second map depicts the tracts with Hispanic
populations. The tracts with the highest Hispanic populations are located in the northern and eastern
portions of the County as well.
2. Is your community located in a County that has been identified in Residential Segregation in
North Carolina: a Barrier to African-American Opportunities as highly segregated by both the
isolation and dissimilarity indexes?
A copy of Residential Segregation in North Carolina: a Barrier to African-American Opportunities
was not available in its entirety for review while compiling this report; however, excerpts from the
book were evaluated and are quoted for reference:
“As long as whites and minorities live in separate neighborhoods, the schools in those
neighborhoods will have skewed racial memberships and financial resources. Despite efforts toward
integration, many North Carolinians continue to live in segregated neighborhoods. In the average NC
county, 74 percent of African-Americans would have to move to achieve the complete integration of
”
neighborhoods.
“Government agencies tend to build public housing projects in areas that are cheap and already
largely minority. Furthermore, zoning regulations often keep African-Americans or other low-income
citizens out of suburban neighborhoods by requiring certain styles of homes or large lots of land for
”
homes.
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Freeman, Lance. April 1995. Residential Segregation in North Carolina: A Barrier to AfricanAmerican Opportunities. Raleigh, NC: The North Carolina Institute of Minority Economic
Development.
Hertford County has made conscious efforts in providing housing opportunities that are supportive for
all income levels without the discrimination of color, race or creed. Applications for assistance under
the Community Development Block Grants are ranked and rate on numerous categories including,
but not limited to, persons per household, household income, disabilities, presence of children and
the extent of services that can be treated under that specific grant imposed by the funding agency.
Hertford County has taken a proactive approach in integrating the community with all sociologic and
economic factors and will continue to pursue equality for all eligible participants.
Step 2. Historical Incidences that Contribute to Current Housing patterns:
1.
History of public policy decisions on segregation within the Community.
The land that is now Hertford County was first populated by the Meherrin Indians for thousands of
years. In the mid 1700’s English settlers from Virginia traveled to the area for its fertile soil.
Agriculture is still the basis of Hertford County’s economy. Tobacco, cotton, peanuts, corn and
soybeans are the most produced crops in the area.
During the 1950’s industrial development efforts brought in manufacturers. The largest employers in
the County are NUCOR Steel, which manufactures plate steel; Berry Plastics Corporation, which
manufactures pharmaceutical closures; Freeman Metal Products, which manufactures metal caskets;
Alfiniti Aluminum, which manufactures aluminum tubes; and Perdue Farms, Inc. which manufactures
feed for stock.
There is no discernable pattern of public policy decisions, which would have contributed to the cluster
of minority households in a particular area of the County.
2.
Number of farms that utilize migrant workers and its effects on housing patterns.
The 2007 Agriculture Census indicates that there are 163 farms in Hertford County, compared to 136
farms in the 2002 Census. The 2007 Census indicates that there are 10 farm operations that use
migrant workers. This number has not increased since the 2002 Census when there were 9 farm
operations that used migrant workers. (Hertford County, NASS, 2007 Census of Agricultural;
www.nass.usda.gov).
3.
Industry contributions to current housing patterns (Ex. Development of mill housing for
blacks and whites):
According to the Hertford County website there are several large employers located within County the
top five employers in the county are NUCOR Steel located in Cofield which makes plate steel, and
employs 402 persons, Berry Plastics Corporation located in Ahoskie and produces pharmaceutical
closures and employs 170 persons. Freeman Metal Products, located in Ahoskie makes metal
caskets and employs 125 persons, Perdue Farms, Inc located in Cofield makes feed and employs
125 persons and Alfiniti Aluminum in Winton makes Aluminum Tubes and employs 105 persons.
With this employment there has not been a significant impact on current housing patterns within the
County. Older subdivisions located near former industrial operations tend to be occupied by lower
income households of all races although minority concentrations are common. The County continues
to use grant funds to improve housing in these aging neighborhoods. Hertford County’s grant
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application pool is open to all races and does not discriminate due to race, religion or creed. All
eligible applicants are ranked based on a needs assessment.
Based on data present in the EPA’s Environmental Justice EJView Mapper, it appears that most of
the population of Hertford County speaks English well. The minority who speak English less than well
are located in the Northern part of the County.
Step 3. Fair Housing Enforcement
1.
Do you have a fair housing ordinance?
Hertford County does not have an adopted fair housing ordinance. However, the County does have
a fair housing plan in place regarding Hertford County CDBG activities. This plan is active and
ongoing based on the availability of grant funding and as a qualification of grant conditions, these
elements of fair housing are being constantly updated and reviewed on a quarterly basis for
compliance.
2.
What mechanism exists for citizens to file complaints alleging illegal discrimination in
programs or services funded by your jurisdiction?
Hertford County has a written Fair Housing Plan and Complaint Procedure (published annually in
the local newspaper), which states that persons wishing to file complaints can contact the County
Manager. The procedure requires that the County Manager acknowledge within ten (10) days a
receipt of a written complaint and that the County inform the North Carolina Human Relations
Commission about the complaint. The County Manager will assist the North Carolina Human
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Relations Commission in the investigation and reconciliation of all housing discrimination
complaints, which are based on events occurring in the County.
3.
Do you have an Affirmative Marketing Plan?
Hertford County has adopted Housing Rehabilitation Guidelines for use in its CDBG project areas.
This fluid document is revised accordingly as new regulations and guidelines are imposed by the
funding agency.
4.
The number of discrimination complaints filed against your jurisdiction within the past two
years and the results of any investigations.
None disclosed by Human Relations Commission.
5. The number of discrimination complaints filed with North Carolina Human Relations
Commission or HUD originating in your Jurisdiction and the results of this investigation:
6.
Number of findings related to Fair Housing or Equal Opportunity issued against your
Jurisdiction and the corrective action taken.
Step 4. Education and Outreach Efforts:
1. Identify all resources available for the promotion of fair housing and equal opportunity.
Fair Housing materials are distributed at the Hertford County government offices, County public
bulletin board, County Human Resources bulletin board, the public library, local realtors, Ahoskie
Housing Authority (Low Rent) and the Choanoke Area Development Association, Inc. (Section 8) and
lending institutions. Fair Housing advertisements are published in The Roanoke-Chowan NewsHerald. Fair Housing materials obtained from the NC Human Resources Commission are posted in
government offices.
2. How are citizens made aware of these activities?
Through the above named sources.
3. List all such activities during the past two years. What were the results of these activities?
Hertford County is just beginning the Fair Housing Activities for the 10-C-2121 Scattered Site Housing
Project. So far the County has produced a Fair Housing Brochure related to the Hertford County
project and has updated the related housing industries listing for Fair Housing and mailed out the new
brochure. The County has also published a “news article” in The Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald. The
County will make educational materials relative to fair housing available at public places. They will be
posted at the Hertford County Office Building, the Hertford County Public Library, the Hertford County
Courthouse, as well as realtor offices and local financial institutions.
Step 5. Examination of Public Policy and Programs
1.
Do current site selection policies have a disproportionate impact based upon a protected
basis? If so, is there a nondiscriminatory reason for this policy and is there an alternative
that would have a less discriminatory impact?
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Most of the County’s recent industrial sites are located in the larger towns of Hertford County.
New industrial sites are typically selected by the owner and submitted to the Planning Board or
the Zoning Board of Adjustment for zoning and/or site plan approval. Industrial zoning districts
are not located in a way that would result in a disproportionate impact on protected classes.
2. Are municipal services equitably distributed throughout the community?
All municipal services are available throughout the Towns. There is a Hertford County Rural
Water System for use within the Northern and Southern Districts of the County. This system
provides 328 miles of water lines that are interconnected. The Rural Water System only provides
water to the Towns during an emergency. Hertford County Solid Waste offers a land fill, rental
boxes, recycling There are seven (7) solid waste convenience sites and a landfill., seven
collection centers and waste hauling.
3. Are there any zoning requirements that have the effect of limiting housing opportunities to
protected groups?
No.
4. Are there any Community Development or Public Housing Authority activities or programs
that have the effect of perpetuating segregation?
No.
5. Are the Boards and Commissions representative of the Community?
It is the Board’s desire to reflect wide-range participation in appointments, including male and female,
persons from all geographic areas of the county and persons representing diverse racial and age
groups. Some boards and commissions are created by the authority of the NC General Statutes and
may require designated skills or training as specified by regulation. In such cases, the Board of
County Commissioners must appoint persons who meet those guidelines.
Step 6. Discrimination in the Rental Market
1. Are there any zoning requirements that have the effect of limiting the availability of rental
units within the jurisdiction?
No
2. Where are rental units located? Are they located in areas of minority concentration?
Rental units are located throughout Hertford County. Many of these units are single family dwellings
which are subsidized through Section 8 rental assistance.
3. Where are the public housing units located?
Public housing units are located in the Ahoskie area.
4. Determine what barriers exist for protected class members in the rental market.
The major barrier would be the lack of available rental units, especially for large families and disabled
persons.
5. Are vouchers and Section 8 certificate holders able to find housing throughout the
community? If not, identify the barriers that face them.
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Section 8 vouchers are available for rental units throughout the County. However, there is a long
waiting list at the Ahoskie Housing Authority
6. Is steering an issue for protected class members?
No.
7. Is housing available for families with children and persons with disabilities?
According to the Ahoskie Housing Authority they have two locations and a total of 100 units. Five
percent or (5) of these units are fitted for use by elderly or handicapped renters. 28 of the total 100
units have 4 bedrooms for use by larger families. The spokeswoman for the Ahoskie Housing
Authority explained that one unit is central to the Town of Ahoskie. The other unit is on the edge of
Town and is within a mile (through the woods) to a glass making industrial site. The units are not
placed into industrial zoned parcels.
There is a need for more three and four-bedroom rental units. The 2009 ACS data states that the
average household size for Hertford County is 2.4 and the average family size is 2.93. The average
household size for owner occupied Hispanic families is 3.07 for renter occupied households is 3.21
and family size for Hispanics in Hertford County is 2.13.
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Since the majority of the single-family rental units are older housing stock, which is privately owned,
few of these units are accessible to persons with disabilities. The County has found units located
within its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) areas, which contain persons with
disabilities, and it has become necessary, through the scope of the CDBG funds, to rehabilitate these
units to accommodate the occupants’ disabilities.
Step 7. Discrimination in the Sales Market
1. Does the Local Association of Realtors have a MLS Service?
Yes.
2. Is the Local Association of Realtors a VAMA signatory?
They were in the past, but VAMA no longer exists.
3. Is there any evidence of racial steering or blockbusting within the local market?
Yes.
4. What are the relative housing values for minority and non-minority communities of similar
economic composition?
It is estimated that the property values within primarily minority census tracts are lower than
neighboring non-minority census tracts. This could be attributed to the age and condition of some of
the dwelling units as well as the small size of these older lots. Older residential lots were established
long before any zoning and subdivision regulations were adopted by the County.
5. Can nondiscriminatory reasons for these differences be identified? If yes, list them.
The major nondiscriminatory reason for the minority census tracts having lower property values is that
the homes are older and smaller. The lots are often small and not as desirable to homebuyers. This
can be attributed to these older neighborhoods being established prior to planning, zoning, and
subdivision requirements.
6. Identify any barriers to homeownership opportunities within your jurisdiction.
Probably the largest barrier to homeownership within Hertford County is the lack of knowledge of the
home-buying process. Poor credit histories make it difficult for low- and moderate-income persons to
reach allowable debt-to-income ratios established by financial institutions.
Persons with disabilities may encounter additional barriers when seeking to purchase a home. Few
homes can be entered by a person in a wheelchair. Another is the process of adapting a home to
meet the needs of a disabled person. Adaptations can be costly depending on the home and the
needs of the person. Tax credits are available to homebuyers who want to make adaptations for
persons with disabilities. This information needs to be provided to more potential homebuyers.
There have been no complaints of racial steering filed with Hertford County or the N. C. Human
Relations Commission.
Step 8. Discrimination in Financing
1.
Are local lenders signatories of HUD’s Best Practices Program?
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Yes
2.
Examine the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act information in your area. Is there evidence of
higher denial rates for minorities and low-income individuals?
Information is not available from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act for Hertford County. The
information is only available for Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and Hertford County is not
associated with a MSA in North Carolina. The Community Reinvestment Act does provide aggregate
tables by County, but only examines the originations of small business loans. This can be seen in
Appendix C. The table shows that most small business loans were from those with upper income
and were less than $100,000. The Home Mortgage Disclosure Act for Virginia beach-NorfolkNewport News, VA-NC is the closest MSA region. The findings for denials for home loans can be
found in Attachment B.
3.
Is there evidence of illegal redlining?
No
4.
Are banking services available on an equal opportunity basis?
Banks and lending institutions are located in various locations throughout the County.
A trend in the area is the rise of non-traditional banking services offered by mortgage corporations,
check cashing businesses, and pawn shops. As banks increase their service costs, lower income
persons are opting to manage their banking needs through these new types of cash management
businesses. The overall costs of these types of businesses are more expensive, yet these
institutions are often more willing to work with lower income clients.
5.
Do local financial institutions participate in housing projects or in the funding of housing
related Services sponsored by your jurisdiction?
Not at this time.
Step 9. Discrimination in the Building and Construction Industry.
1. Do local building codes include the requirements of the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1988?
No. Hertford County has adopted the State of North Carolina Building codes.
2. If not, how are local builders and architects made aware of these requirements?
Hertford County has the Roanoke Chowan Chapter of the National Association of Home Builders.
This Association receives fair housing and accessibility information from HUD and in turn filters
this information down to local members as necessary.
3. How many multifamily dwellings funded by local, state, or federal funds have been built
since March, 1991?
According to building permit data, a total of eight (8) 2-unit multi family structures permitted in
2002. Eight (8 )permits for 5+ unit multi family structure were obtained in 2002. In 2003, five (5)
permits for 5+ unit multi family structure and in 2004 two (2) permits for 2-unit multi family
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structures were obtained. After 2004, no permits were obtained for building multifamily units.
(http://socds.huduser.org/permits).
4. Are they in compliance with FFHA requirements? ADA requirements? Section 504?
Yes.
5. Is the local Homebuilders Association a VAMA signatory?
VAMA no longer exists.
6. Is there an identified community need for housing for persons with disabilities?
Yes.
7. Is there an identified community need for the construction of more affordable housing?
Yes.
Step 10. Environmental Discrimination
1.
Identify the location of hazardous materials within the community. Are they located
disproportionately in areas of minority or low-income concentration?
Hazardous material sites in Hertford County were those identified as sites reporting to the EPA for
hazardous waste, air emissions, water dischargers, toxic releases and Superfund site. There are no
Brownfields listed. The map below shows those sites reporting to the EPA in Hertford County with a
minority percent by census tract overlay.
The next map includes minority housing locations within the county.
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As evidenced by the above maps, the EPA sites are scattered throughout the County.
A list of these sites is attached in Appendix A.
2.
Identify any superfund sites within your jurisdiction. Are they located disproportionately in
areas of minority or low-income concentration?
There is one superfund site in the County which is in the Town of Ahoskie. See map below
3.
Identify any site selection policies or procedures that may contribute to the concentration of
Environmental hazards in minority or low-income areas.
There are no site selection policies are procedures that contribute to the concentration of
environmental hazards in minority or low-income areas. Anyone proposing to construct a new site
with hazardous materials would be required to obtain a special use permit from the County of Hertford
Board of Adjustment regardless of where the proposed site is located.
BARRIERS TO EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES
1. Affordable Housing Stock
2. Availability of Rental Units
3. Homebuyer Education Services
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Hertford County
Analysis of Impediments 2011
Attachments
Attachment A – Hazardous Sites
Attachment B – Financing Denials in the MSA/MD: 47260-VA-NC
Attachment C – Small Business Loans
Attachment D - Maps
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Attachment A - Hazardous Sites
Facility Registry System (FRS)
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County Name: Hertford
State Abbreviation: NC
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Program Categories: Air Programs, Animal Operations, Assistance Programs, Chemical Release Programs, Chemical Storage Programs, Coastal And Ocean Programs,
Drinking Water Programs, Ground Water Programs, Hazardous Waste Programs, Legal/Enforcement Activities, Pesticides Programs, Radiation Protection Programs,
Remediation And Redevelopment Programs, Solid Waste Programs, Underground Storage Tank Programs, Waste Water Programs
Note: Click on the underlined FACILITY NAME to view a detailed facility information report for the Facility Site.
List of National System Records
FACILITY NAME
Mapped LOCATION ADDRESS
PEMBROKE ST
A.T. BYRUM AND SON
INCORPORATED
US 13 SOUTH
CITY NAME
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
COUNTY NAME STATE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
NC
ZIP
CODE
Reports
27910
Environmental Interests ,
MyEnvironment , Site
Demographics
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE BODY SHOP INC
HWY 42 W
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE WWTP
208 JOHNNY
MITCHELL ROAD
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
279109461
Demographics
AHOSKIE WWTP
JOHNNY MITCHELL
RD
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
SUNSET STREET
AHOSKIE YARNS INACTIVE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
MyEnvironment
AHOSKIE, NC, TOWN OF,
WATER SYS
Not
PO BOX 767
Mapped
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
AHOSKIE, TOWN OF
Not
Mapped
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
Environmental Interests
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279109462
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
279102248
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AIR-GLASS INDUSTRIES INC
**INACTIVE**
901 NORTH
CATHERINE STREET
ALUMINUM CASTING
TECHNOLOGY LLC- AHOSKI
241 JOHNNY
MITCHELL ROAD
BENNETT BOX AND PALLET
COMPANY, INCORPORATED
703 NORTH
RAILROAD STREET
BRITTENHAM S
REBUILDING
BRITTON PIT MINE PERMIT
#08-03
P.O. BOX 40, KIWANIS
ST.
Not
PO BOX 806
Mapped
BYRUMS FARM SERVICE
CENTER IN
2328 HIGHWAY 13
SOUTH
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
279100040
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics ,
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Enforcement and
Compliance
CHAS H JENKINS & CO
720 E MEMORIAL DR
COLUMBIAN PEANUT
COMPANY
COMMERCIAL READY MIX AHOSKIE SR 1130
CATHERINE STREET,
P.O. BOX 284
Not
STATE ROAD
Mapped 1130,MODLIN RD
COMMERICAL READY MIX
PRODUCTS
100 HAYES STREET
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
279103950
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279103125
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
DIXONS QUALITY DRY
CLEANERS
406 EAST MAIN
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
279103422
DUCK THRU 3
126 RHUE ST
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
279107613
Demographics
EASTERN FUELS.
INCORPORATED
HIGHWAY 42 WEST
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279100311
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE
**INACTIVE**
HIGHWAY 13 SOUTH
ENVIVA PELLETS AHOSKIE
LLC
Not
142 N.C. RT 561 EAST
Mapped
EXXON RAS #41403
FARMERS CHEMICAL ASC
502 W MAIN ST
Not
P. O. BOX 311
Mapped
FREEMAN METAL
PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
2124 HIGHWAY 13
SOUTH
FREEMANS SALES
INCORPORATED
GENPOWER EARLEYS LLC
INACTIVE
301 HIGHWAY 42
WEST
Not
STATE ROAD 1109
Mapped
GEORGIA PACIFIC CNS
142 NC HIGHWAY 561
E
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
NC
NC
279100708 Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics
Hertford County
18 of 34
561 EAST
HARRELSVILLE
ROAD
GEORGIA-PACIFIC WOOD
PRODUCTS LLC
GOODNEWS AUTO SALES &
SALVAGE
3337 US 13 N
INDALEX, INCORPORATED AHOSKIE
241 JOHNNY
MITCHELL ROAD
JERNIGAN CLEANERS
909 EAST MEMORIAL
DRIVE
KERR GLASS MFG CORP
MITCHELL RD
KERR GROUP
INCORPORATED
JOHNNY MITCHELL
RD BOX 13
L & M AUTO CLINIC
HWY 13 NORTH
LIVERMAN'S AUTOMOTIVE
INC
NC DEPT OF TRANS DIV 1
125 W MODLIN RD
Not
SR 1130 UNION
Mapped MAINTENANCE
NC NATIONAL GUARD AHOSKIE
408 PEACHTREE
STREET
NICHOLS GROCERY
NC ROUTE 11-42
WEST
NORTH CAROLINA &
VIRGINIA RAILROAD
214 N RAILROAD ST
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279109462
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279103915
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
279103928
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
279103043
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
NC
NC
PIERCE PRINTING CO INC
HWY 13 S
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
RAMSEY LUMBER CO,INC
Not
ROUTE 13 SOUTH
Mapped
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
279100723 Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
Hertford County
19 of 34
READY MIX INC ROANOKE-CHOWAN
108 WILLIFORD RD
RED APPLE #34
107 NC HWY 42 W
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279109725
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
RED APPLE #40
925 E MEMORIAL DR
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
279103915
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
RIDGECRAFT SCHOOL
420 NORTH
CAROLINA HIGHWAY
11 NORTH
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics
ROANOKE CHOWAN
HOSPITAL
500 SOUTH ACADEMY
STREET
NC
279103261
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
279108008
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
ROANOKE/CHOWAN
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
RT 2 BOX 46
US 13 & MODLIN
HATCHERY RD
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL INC
TARMAC MID - ATLANTIC
INCORPORATED
Not
HIGHWAYS 461 AND
Mapped 11
ROUTE 3 BOX 19 1/2
UNION SAND & GRAVEL
UNION UTILITIES CORP
Not
Mapped
VEPCO AHOSKIE DISTRICT
OFFICE
300 RHUE ST
WALMART #1950
1532-1556 E
MEMORIAL DR
WEST POINT PEPPERELL
MITCHELL RD
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
27910
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
NC
NC
279107604
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279103944
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27910
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
AHOSKIE
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
HERTFORD RENEWABLE
ENERGY LLC **INACTIV
JOE HOLLOMAN RD.
AULANDER
HERTFORD
NC
27805
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
AMERICAN AIR LIQUIDE
249 NUCOR DR. (1505
RIVER ROAD)
COFIELD
HERTFORD
NC
27922
Demographics
Hertford County
20 of 34
CF INDUSTRIES INC AHOSKIE PLANT SITE
100 FARMERS
CHEMICAL RD
COFIELD
HERTFORD
NC
27922
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
DAWKINS CONCRETE
PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
1505 RIVER ROAD
COFIELD
HERTFORD
NC
279229502
GILLAM & MASON, INC.
1835 NC 45 SOUTH
COFIELD
HERTFORD
NC
27922
Demographics
279229502
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27922
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27922
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27922
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
HARSCO METALS HERTFORD
1505 RIVER RD C/O
NUCOR HERTFORD
NUCOR STEEL HERTFORD
COUNTY
1505 RIVER RD
PERDUE FARMS INC COFI
ELD
STATE ROAD 1403
944 THOMAS BRIDGE
RD
TRI G FARMS # 2 /700 FARM
VILLAGE OF COFIELD
Not
Mapped
W.E. PARTNERS I LLC
242 PERDUE ROAD
WICCACON PROJECT
**INACTIVE**
STATE ROAD 1403
EF STEPHENSON & SON
**INACTIVE**
Not
HIGHWAY 58
Mapped
HARRELLSVILLE, TOWN OF
Not
Mapped
1325-C SWAINS MILL
RD
LENA LOWE FARM
CHOWAN COLLEGE
Not
PO BOX 1848
Mapped
COFIELD
COFIELD
COFIELD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
NC
NC
COFIELD
HERTFORD
NC
COFIELD
HERTFORD
NC
NC
279229505
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
COFIELD
HERTFORD
COFIELD
HERTFORD
NC
27922
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
COMO
HERTFORD
NC
27818
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
HARRELLSVILLE
HERTFORD
NC
NC
27942
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
27855
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
HARRELLSVILLE
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
CHOWAN UNIVERSITY
1 UNIVERSITY PLACE
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
278551855
COASTAL AGROBUSINESS
INC
130 UNDERWOOD RD
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
27855
Hertford County
21 of 34
Demographics
EASTERN FUELS, INC.
857 W. MAIN STREET
FACET ENTERPRISES INC
10 COMMERCE ST
GEORGIA PACIFIC
EAST BROAD STREET
GEORGIA-PACIFIC
HARDWOOD MILL
5711 E VANCE ST
MALONES ROD SHOP
MEHERRIN MINE
105 COLLEGE ST
Not
PRIVATE RD OFF OF
Mapped NCSR 1339
MURFREESBORO
MURFREESBORO
MURFREESBORO
MURFREESBORO
MURFREESBORO
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
278551513
Demographics
27855
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27855
Demographics , Cleanups in
My Community ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27855
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27855
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
27855
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
Demographics
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
MURFREESBORO VENEER
307 NORTH SECOND
STREET
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
278551249
MURFREESBORO WWTP
US 258
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
278550006
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
MURFREESBORO, TOWN OF
Not
Mapped
PRODUCERS GIN
INCORPORATED
336 BENTHALL
BRIDGE ROAD
REVELLE GRAINS
105 WEST STREET
ROSE BROTHERS PAVINGMURFREESB
ROSE BROTHERS PAVINGPIT #1
SR 1339
Not
NCSR 1354
Mapped
MURFREESBORO
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
NC
NC
278559672
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
27855
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
27855
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
27855
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
SYKES GROCERY
526 US HWY 258 N
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
27855
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
TOWN N COLLEGE
CLEANERS INCORPORATED
207 SOUTH WYNN
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
278551815
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Hertford County
22 of 34
Compliance
TULLOSS IND EQUIP CO INC
8 COMMERCE ST
ALFINITI INC
MURFREESBORO
HERTFORD
NC
COUNTY HLTH DEPT
N KING ST WINTON
NOT IN A CITY
HERTFORD
NC
Demographics
WILDLIFE
RESOURCES OFF S RD
1402 TUNIS
NOT IN A CITY
HERTFORD
NC
Demographics
600 N METCALF ST
27855
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
27986
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
BARNHILL CONTRACTING
COMPANY - WINTON PL
Not
147 INDUSTRIAL
Mapped PARK ROAD
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
27986
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
CF INDS INC
Not
OFF COUNTY RD 1455
Mapped
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
27986
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
HERTFORD COUNTY RURAL
WATER
Not
Mapped
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
HERTFORD COUNTY
SCHOOLS
701 NORTH MARTIN
ST.
OUTER BANKS
CONTRACTORS
STATE ROAD 1218
RIVERS CORRECTIONAL
INSTITUTION
145 PARKERS
FISHERY ROAD
WINTON ASPHALT PLANT
Not
INDUSTRAIL PARK
Mapped RD HERTFORD CO
WINTON WWTP
405 NORTH MAIN ST
WINTON
WINTON
HERTFORD
HERTFORD
27986
Demographics
NC
27986
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
NC
279869763
Demographics ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
27986
MyEnvironment ,
Enforcement and
Compliance
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
279869625
Demographics
WINTON, TOWN OF
Not
Mapped
WINTON
HERTFORD
NC
WINTON, TOWN-SPRAY
SYSTEM
Not
Mapped
WINTON TOWN
HERTFORD
NC
Enforcement and
Compliance
Total Number of Facilities Displayed: 104
Hertford County
23 of 34
Attachment B - Financing Denials in the MSA/MD: 47260-VA-NC
Hertford County
24 of 34
Hertford County
25 of 34
Hertford County
26 of 34
Hertford County
27 of 34
Attachment C - Small Business Loans
Hertford County
28 of 34
Attachment D – Maps
1. Population Density
2. Per Capita Income
3. Hispanic Population Homeownership
Hertford County
29 of 34
Map 1
Population Density Map
Hertford County
30 of 34
Map 2
Per Capita Income
Hertford County
31 of 34
Map 3
Hispanic Population Homeownership Map
Hertford County
32 of 34
Hertford County
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing (2011)
This Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing is approved and submitted by Hertford County.
The County will use this analysis to guide CDBG fair housing for the next five years.
SUBMITTED AND APPROVED BY:
Hertford County
Johnnie Ray Farmer, Chairman
Date
Hertford County
33 of 34
SOURCES
http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/tableservices/jsf/pages/productview.xhtml?pid=DEC_10_DP
_DPDP1&prodType=table
http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/tableservices/jsf/pages/productview.xhtml?pid=DEC_00_SF1
_DP1&prodType=table
http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/searchresults.xhtml
(http://projects.propublica.org/recovery/locale/north-carolina/hertford)
http://epamap14.epa.gov/ejmap/ejmap.aspx?wherestr=Hertford%20County%2C%20NC
http://www.hertfordcountync.gov/?page_id=2682
(Hertford County, NASS, 2007 Census of Agricultural; www.nass.usda.gov).
http://www.ffiec.gov/hmdaadwebreport/aggwelcome.aspx
http://iaspub.epa.gov/enviro/fii_map_master.fii_retrieve
Hertford County
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