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Home My WebLink About2005/2006 HUD Action Plan - Housing and Urban Development tI Council/Agency Meeting Held 7 71-r a� Deferred/Continued to A rov d Conditionally Approved ❑ Denied ICI ler Si n ture Council Meeting Date 7/18/2005 Depart ment ID Number Ep 05-19 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION SUBMITTED TO HONORABLE MAYOR CITY MEMBER SUBMITTED BY PENELOPE CULBRETH-GRAFT CIT ADMINIISTRA R PREPARED BY ROBERT F BEARDSLEY ACT NG DIRECTOR F ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT I SUBJECT Conduct Public Hearing for 2005/2006 I UD Action Plan Approve 2005/2006 HUD Action Plan Statement of Issue Funding Source Recommended Action Alternative Action(s) An alysis Environmental Status Attachment(s) I I Statement of Issue In order to receive the City s annual entitlement grants to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) HOME I vestment Partnership Program (HOME) and American Dream Downpayment Initiative (AD 1) from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) it is necessary t conduct a public hearing and approve an Action Plan for 2005/2006 The approved Actio Plan m lust then be submitted to HUD no later than August 15 2005 Funding Source Community Development Block Grant HOME Investment Partnership Program and American Dream Downpayment Initiative (ADDI) funds from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Recommended Action Motion to 1 Approve the Fiscal Year 2005/2006 Recommended Fu 1 ding Action Plan (Attachment 1), for the CDBG Program in the amount of $1 591 169 and the HOME Program in the amount of $823 233 and the American Dream Downpayment Initiative Program in the amount of $28 222 Authorize the City Administr tlor to execute the required certifications 2 Authorize submission of the Action Plan to the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development • REQUEST FOR ACTIO 1 0, MEETING DATE 7/18/2005 DEPART I ENT ID NUMBER 05-19 Alternative Action(s) Do not approve an Action Plan as submitted Advise staff of any modifications to activities or funding levels Approved A tlon Plan must be submitted to HUD no later than August 15 2005 in order to receive fun,ding for the 2005/2006 program year Analysis The City receives annual entitlement grants from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) These monies are design tied as Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME) funds CDBG entitlement is designated to serve low-moderate income re idents and areas within the City through public improvements public services code enforclement lconomic development activities rehabilitation programs and related activities HO I E entitllement is exclusively for the provision of low-moderate income housing Beginnin in FY 2004/2005 funds were allocated for the American Dream Down Payment Initiative (ADDI) ADDI will be administered through the HOME Program and will essentially mirror HO IE s regulations and guidelines ADDI funds may only be used to assist eligible first-time h mebuyers in purchasing single- family homes by providing funds for downpayment and closir g costs Citizen participation is encouraged throughout the process as outlined in the Citizen Participation Plan for the City of Huntington Beach The (Citizens Participation Advisory Board (CPAB) established by City Council in 1996 assesses community needs and provides its specific recommendations to the City Council C IAB held two public hearings on community needs reviewed applications heard presentatic hs by the applicants and held monthly subsequent public meetings to deliberate and forML late its recommendations to the City Council A joint City Council/ CPAB study session was IIeld June 20 2005 The CPAB and Staff Funding Recommendations are in agreement foreach activity Attachment 1 shows Funding Recommendations as submitted by CPAB and Staff The HOME grant in the amount of $823 233 less a 1 % administration allocation is requested for housing acquisition and rehabilitation In accordance with the Citizen Participation Plan the City s Economic Development Commi tee provides policy guidance on the selection of HOME projects The ADDI grants in the amount of $28 222 is request d to assist eligible first-time homebuyers with downpayment and or closing costs In compliance with Federal guidelines ADDI will be administered in conjunction with HOME and in accords 1 ce with a policy which would be developed administered and monitored by the Economic Development Department This is a required public hearing as required by HUD regulat ons Also as required by HUD this public hearing and a 30-day public comment period were advertised in The Independent a local newspaper of general circulation Written public com ents re'ceived during this time will be attached to the Action Plan and sent to HUD G\CDBG\RCA\2004\05 06Action Plan doc 2 7/8/2005 8 30 AM r ! i REQUEST FOR ACTION MEETING DATE 7/18/2005 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER 05-19 Environmental Status Not Applicable Attachments) City Clerk's Page Number No. Description 1 Funding Recommendations 2 Power Point Presentation for A I roval of Action Plan Funding Recommendations G\CDBG\RCA\2004\05 06Action Plan doc 3 7/8/2005 8 30 AM • 0 CDBG Funding Recomm ndations ,A-,, TTAC, - SH ,M I k � T 1 Administration Administration 297,032 281,081 I I 281,081 Fair Housing Council 39,768 37,152 I I 37,152 I I I Public Services Adult Day Services 10 000 10 000 I I 10,000 Community Services Pro ram 27,000 27,000 I I 27,000 Community Care Health Centers 22,500 75,000 I I 22 500 Oak View Community Ctr 53,000 55 444 I J 53,004 Oak View Library Literac 30,000 35,000 I I 17,500 Proj Self Sufficiency 48 231 107 366 I I 46,802 Seniors Outreach 61 869 61,869 I J 61 869 I I I I Code Enforcement 169,573 173,831 ' 173 831 I Public Improvements City Gym & Pool Loan Pa ments 257 057 I I 257,057 ADA Rams 200 000 I I 110 000 Beach Wheelchairs 14 130 I I 14,130 Curb& Gutter Construction 150 000 I I 150 000 Fire Station Facilities 125 760 I I 125 760 Oak View Community Park Lightino 1 50,000 I I 40 000 � J Rehabihtation Housing Rehab Loan Program 160 000 170 099 I I 163,482 I I TOTAL I J 1591168 • • Power Point Presentation Al a ACH,-, M1 i • • Approval of I 1 FY 2005/2006 ■ U S epartment of Housing and Urban HUD Action Plan Devel pment(HUD)provides annual entrtl ment grants,to City Funding ■ To re live funding City must Recommendations ♦foil I Federal regulations and yx guidelines Public Hearing ♦con i ct tonight)s Public Hearing July 18 2005 ♦app ove Funding Plan *sub rut Action Ilan to HUD by deadline 2005/2006 Entitlement Allocations ■ Community Development • HOME Investment CDBG Allocation by Category Block Grant(CDBG) Partnership Program $1 591 169 (HOME) CDBG F dig Ail c do For programs to aid $823 233 low moderate income For acquisition persons construction To provide reno�auon to maintain Decent Housing affordable housing 17 Suitable living stock Io environment ■ American Dream Adnunis ration(20%)I 318 233 Expanded Downpayment lnitiatne Public Scri ices(15%) 238 675 p economic .$28 222 All Othei C 1,034,26 i categories(65%) opportunities • Funds to assist eligible Total En tlenient= I $1 591 169 fii st time homebuyers II CDBG Recommendations CDBG Iecommlendations I I Adm t t I II S 81 081 Aslult Day Services 10'000� F H gC 1 3715 Community Services Program 27,00011 Se 108 L a i Pa}� t I 257 05 Community Care Health Centers 22,500 ADA R mp I I 1 10 00 Chilalren's Bureau 53,0041 B hWit I h I 1413 ,Oak View Library Literacy 17,500 C bs&G ti rs Co t t I 150 00 !Project Self Sufficiency 1 H g R h b L Adm t 163 48 OutreachiSeniors Cd Ef emI t I 17383I Staff and CPAB concur on these F St t I- I I t s I 1 5 76 Public Services recommendations O k v WC mm ty P k L ght g 40 00 Staff and CP k B concur on these recommendations i 1 Next Steps a ■ City Council Approval of Action Plan Funding Recommendations ■ Submit Approved Funding Recommendations to HUD by August 15 I I • • I RCA ROUTING SHEET i INITIATING DEPARTMENT Eco omic Development SUBJECT Conduct Public Hea ing for 2005/2006 HUD Action Plan, Approve 2 05/2006 HUD Action Plan COUNCIL MEETING DATE bly 18,12005 RCA ATTACHMENTS STATUS Ordinance (w/exhibits & legislative draft if applicable) I Attached ❑ Not Applicable Resolution (w/exhibits & legislative draft if applicable) I I Attached ❑ Not Applicable Tract Map Location Map and/or other Exhibits I I Attached ❑ Not Applicable Contract/Agreement (w/exhibits if applicable) Attached ElNot Applicable Signed Ln full by the City Attorne Subleases Third Party Agreements etc Attached ElNot Applicable Approved as to form by City Attorney Certificates of Insurance (Approved b the CityAttoe Attached y rn y� El` Not Applicable hed ❑ Fiscal Impact Statement (Unbudget over $5 000) Attac l NotApplicable Bonds (If applicable) Attached ElNot Applicable Staff Report (If applicable) Attached ElNot Ap licable hed El Board or Committee Report (If applicable) Attac I NotApplicable Findings/Conditions for Approval and/or Denial Attached ❑Not Applicable EXPLANATION FOR MISSING ATT CHMEN4TS f REVIEWED RE BURNED FORWARDED Administrative Staff Assistant City Administrator Initial Cltv Administrator Initial City Clerk EXPLANATION FOR RETURN OF ITEM � E (Below Space For City Clerk's Use I I I I � I i I Only) RCA Author L Brunson (5529) 0 • PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEA H 2005/2006 CDBG/HOME/ADDI ACTIC N PLAN 2000 Main Street City of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach California 92648 TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS Public comments are encouraged and welcome on Monda , July 18 2005, at a City Council Public Hearing at the Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Council Chambers The hearing will be held at 6 00 PM or soon thereaftei on the 2005/2006 Action Plan in accordance with the City s Consolidated Plan (CP) as required by the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for receipt of$1,591 169 lin Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds and $823,233 in HOME Investment Partnership (HOME) funds and $28,222 in American Dream Downpayment Initiative (ADDI) fun i s The 2005/2006 Action Plan proposes the CDBG HOME, and ADDI budgets from October 1 2005 to September 30, 2006 a twelve-month period The City followed its Citizen Participation Plan The Citizen Participation Advisory Board (CPAB) held two public hearings on community needs and held st bsequent(monthly public meetings Citizens may review and comment on the draft 2005/2006 Action Plan in the Department of Economic Development The public comment pen id will begin July 15 and end August 14, 2005 Public comments received during this time will be attached to the Action Plan and sent to HUD CDBG REVENUE i OUNT CDBG 2004/2005 Entitlement Grant $11591,169 STAFF PROPOSED CDBG ACTIVITIES Administration $281,0811 Fair Housing Council 37,15 City Gym &Pool Sec 108 Loan Payment 257 057 Code Enforcement Program 173,8311 ADA Ramp Construction 110 000 Street Construction 150 0001 Beach Wheelchairs 14,1301 Fire Station Facilities 125 7601 Oak View Community Park Lighting 40,0001 Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program—Admimstrati n163,482 Adult Day Services of Orange County 10,000 Community Care Health Centers 22,500 Community Service Programs 27,000 Oak View Community Center/Children's Bureau 53 004 Oak View Library Literacy 17,500 Project Self-Sufficiency 46 802 i Seniors Outreach Program �1,869 TOTAL 1 591 168 CPAB-PROPOSED CDBG ACTIVITIES Administration $281,08�1 Fair Housing Council 37,15 City Gym & Pool Sec 108 Loan Payment 257 057 Code Enforcement Program 173,831 ADA Ramp Construction 110"000 Street Construction 150,006 Beach Wheelchairs 14 130 Fire Station Facilities 115,760 Oak View Community Park Lighting 50,000 Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program—Administrat on163,4812 Adult Day Services of Orange County 10 000 Community Care Health Centers 22,500 Community Service Programs 27 000 Oak View Community Center/Children's Bureau 53 004 Oak View Library Literacy 17 500 Project Self-Sufficiency 46,802 Seniors Outreach Program 61,869 TOTAL 1 591 168 i HOME Investment Partnership In an effort to expand and preserve its existing affordable housing 3tock Huntington Beach has worked with Community Housing Development Organizations (C iDOs) to acquire multifamily rental properties These buildings are rehabilitated and then are m de available to persons below 60% of Orange County median income for a minimum of 30 years I The CHDO must enter into an agreement with the City that outlines all of the affordability requir ments, property maintenance standards, and long-term monitoring requirements that are require by HOME regulations The followingactivities are proposed for the 2005/2006 HOME pr I am p p HOME REVENUEAMOUNT! HOME 2005/2006 Entitlement Grant 823 233 HOME PROPOSED ACTIVITIES Administration 82,323 Acquisition 740,910 823 233 0 0 American Dream Downpayment Initiative (ADDI) ADDI is designed to assist eligible first-time homebuyers with do wnpaym Int and/or closing costs in purchasing single family hones All funds are proposed for direct assistance ADDI REVENUE AMO I T 1 ADDI 2005/2006 Entitlement Grant $ 28,222 The CP sets local policies and priorities for the development of a N iable urban community by providing decent housing and a suitable living environment and e panding economic opportunities principally for low- and moderate-income persons The city intends to extend and strengthen partnerships among all levels of government and the pr vate sector, including for-profit and non-profit organizations in order to provide for the productiol I land operation of affordable housing a suitable living environment improving the safety and li ability of neighborhoods assistance to homeless persons and persons at risk of becoming ho eless to lobtain appropriate housing, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religio sex national origin familial status, or disability, and expand economic opportunities including ob creation and retention PUBLIC COMMENTS Public comments can be made at the hearing and during the pi blic review period A copy of the Draft Action Plan, which includes a detailed listing and description of the proposed activities is available at the City of Huntington Beach, Economic Development Department, 5th floor, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach Monday through Friday, between lie hours of 8 00 AM and 5 00 PM Written comments can be addressed to Joan Flynn, City Cl irk, City of Huntington Beach, 2000 Main Street - 2nd floor, Huntington Beach, California 92648 Phonc (714) 536-5227 i PUBLICATION DATES JULY 7, 2005 JULY 14, 2005 i D pl�j LA .1 MEETING DATE Jul 1 183 2005 DEPARTMENT RECEIVED SUBJECT REQUESTING DATE Eco Dev 6/20/05 RDA-Evaluate the i ogress! of the Five Year Implementation Piz((2002,2007) of the Southeast Coastal Redevelop rnent Project Building 06/27/05 Adoption of the State of California Electrical Code Planning 06/28/05 CUP 2005-15 (Conc i Conversions Master CUP 2) Econ Develop 6/30/05 2005/2006 CDBG/HI IME/ADDII ACTION PLAN TODAY'S DATE June 30, 2005 VERIFIED BY ADMININSTRATION I � APPROVED BY / Robert F E16ardsley Acting Assistant City Administra for June 30 2005 8 59 AM lie CON BEAC H UNTINGT , INDEP-L '.PL-JNDEN, 1 Client Referen e # Huntington Beach Independent Referen e # a Dear advertiser 1 Enclosed is a chpping of your ad from the first public on, beginning on �- 7 -0!5 and expiring on 7-1cf-oS If you need to make any changes or corrections, please call bme at your earliest convenience The cost of this ad is $ l 3 + Thanks for your cooperation and patronage Sincerely, Michael Sletten Legal Advertising ' i i 19895 Beach Blvd Suite 107 Huntington Beach,C A 92648 (714)536 7313 Fax(714)536-7279 � II 9 • City of Huntington Beach CommunitV Development Block Grant Pro ram CitV Council/CPAB Study Session June 20,12005I TOTAL GRANT=$1 591 169 If Applications Received for 2005/2006 program year Current Year Staff CPAB City Council Funding Request Recommendation Recommendation Approved Amt 4/14/2005 Administration 20/ Ca Total Amount Available=$318 233 Ilf 04/05 05/06 Administration 297 032 281 081 i .81081M1 281 081 Fair Housing Council 39.768 37,152 1 37, 552 1 37,152 336 800 318 233 1 18233 I 31823388 1 Public Services 15/ Ca Total Amount Available=$238 675 Adult Day Services of OC 10 000 10 000 I 1100000 1 10 000 Community Services Program 27 000 27 000 1 27 000 1 27 000 Community Care Health Centers 22 500 75 000 1 22 500 1 22 500 Children s Bureau 53 000 55 444 1 53 004 M1 53 004 OaMew Library Literacy 30 000 35 000 1 17 500 I 17 500 Pro Self Sufficiency 48 231 107 366 1 46 802 I 46 802 Seniors Outreach 61 869 61 869 I 161 869 I 61 869 New applicants I I Council on Aging of O C 7 000 1 1 0 I 0 Feedback Foundation Inc 5 000 1 1 0 I 0 Human Options 5 000 I 1 0 I 0 Total Requests 388 679 I 38 675 l 238 675 All Other Categories 65/ Total Amount Available=$1 034 260 Code Enforcement 169 573 173 831 73 831 173 831 � I I Public Improvements Sec 108 Loan Payment 257 057 IR 57 057 1 257 057 ADA Rams 200 000 11,100000 1 110 000 Beach Wheelchairs 14 130 1 1 ,141300 1 14 130 Curbs&Gutters Construction 150 000 I 1150 000 M 1 150 000 Fire Station Facilities 125 760 125 76056, 102 560 Oak View Community Park Lighting 50 000 40 000 500 Oak View Branch Library 13,200 1 0N 132 I I I Rehabilitation Hsg Rehab Loan Program 160 000 170 099 1 1634820 1 163 482 j Total Requests 1 154 077 1 1 034 260 1 1 034 260 05/06 Grant 1,591,169 200/ Administration 318 234 City Projects in bold italics 150/ Public Services 238 675 65/ All Other Categories 1 034 260 i I i I� PUBLIC NG NOTICE CITY OF PUBLIC ✓WIGTON BEACH 2005/2006 CDBG/HQP" E/AIjDI ACTION PLAN 2000 Main Street City of Huntington Beach I Huntington Beach California 92648 f TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES,GROUPS AND PERSONS Public comments are encouraged and welcome on Monday July 18 2 5 at a City Council Public Hearing at the Huntington Beach Civic Center 2000 Main Street Council Chambers The hearing will be held at 6 00 PM or soon thereafter on the 2005/2006 Action Plan in accordance with the City s Consolidated Plan(CP)as required by the U S Department of Housing and Uiban Development(HUD)for receipt of$1 591 169 in Community Development Block Grant(CDBG)funds and$823 233 in HOME Investment Partnership(HOME) funds and $28 222 in American Dream Downpayment Initiative(ADDI)funds The 2005/2006 Action Plan proposes the CDBG HOME and ADDI budgets from October 1 2005 to September 30 2006 a twelve month period The City followed its Citizen Participation Plan The Citizen Participation Advisory Board (CPAB)held two public hearings on community needs and held subsequent monthly public meetings Citizens may review and comment on the draft 2005/2006 ActionlPlan in the Department of Economic Development The public comment period will begin July 15 and end August 14 2005 Public comments received during this time will be attached to the Action Plan and sent to HUD CDBG REVENUE AMOUNT CDBG 2004/2005 Entitlement Grant $1 591 16 STAFF PROPOSED CDBG ACTIVITIES Administration $281 081 Fair Housing Council 3715 2 City Gym&Pool Sec 108 Loan Payment 257 057 Code Enforcement Program 173 831 ADA Ramp Construction 110 000 Street Construction 150 000 Beach Wheelchairs 14 130 Fire Station Facilities 125 760 Oak View Community Park Lighting 400,00 Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program—Administrationl63 i 82 Adult Day Services of Orange County 10 000 Community Care Health Centers 22 500 Community Service Programs 27 000 Oak View Community Center/Children s Bureau 53 004 Oak View Library Literacy 17 500 Project Self Sufficiency 46 802 Seniors Outreach Program 61,869 TOTAL 59 1 68 CPAB PROPOSED CDBG ACTIVITIES Administration $281 081 Fair Housing Council 3 i 152 City Gym&Pool Sec 108 Loan Payment 257 057 Code Enforcement Program 173 831 ADA Ramp Construction 110 000 Street Construction 150 000 Beach Wheelchairs 114 130 Fire Station Facilities 1115 760 Oak View Community Park Lighting 50 000 Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program—Administration ll63 482 Adult Day Services of Orange County 10 000 Community Care Health Centers 22 500 7 Community Service Programs 27 000 Oak View Community Center/Children s Bureau 53 004 Oak View Library Literacy 17 500 Project Self Sufficiency 46 802 Seniors Outreach Program 61,869 TOTAL 1 1 68 HOME Investment Partnership In an effort to expand and preserve its existing affordable housing stock Huntington Beach has worked with Community Housing Development Organizations(CHDOs)to acquire multifamily rental properties These buildings are rehabilitated and then are made available to persons below 60%of Orange County median income for a nunimum of 30 years IThe CHDO must enter into an agreement with the City that outlines all of the affordability requirements property maintenance standards and long term monitoring requirements that are required Iby HOME regulations The following activities are proposed for the 2005/2006 HOME program -IOME REVENUE AMOUNT— - -- HOME 2005/2006 Entitlement Grant 823233 -- ..,,-r%_e r-1rrrViTTF9 • I (9) July 18, 2005 - Co nciil�ge I ncy Agenda - Page 9 ADDI REVENUE AMOUNT ADDI 2005/2006 Entitlement Grant $ 28 222 The CP sets local policies and priorities for the development of a viable urban community by providing decent housing and a suitable living environment and expanding economic opportunities principally for low- and moderate income persons The city intends to extend and strengthen partnerships among all levels of government and the private sector including for-profit and non- profit organizations in order to provide for the production an i eration of affordable housing a suitable living environment improving the safety and livability of n Ieighborhioods assistance to homeless persons and persons at risk of becoming homeless to obtain appropriate housing without discrimination on the basis of race color religion sex national orligin familial status or disability and expand economic opportunities including job creation and retention 1 Staff report 2 City Council discussion 3 Open public hearing 4 Following public input close public hearing Recommended Action Motion to 1 Approve the Fiscal Year 2005/2006 Recommended Fundi g Action Flan (Attachment 1) for the CDBG Program in the amount of$1 591 169 and the HO E Program in the amount of $823 233 and the American Dream Downpayment Initiative Pro ram in the amount of$28 222 Authorize the City Administrator to execute the required certifica ions and 2 Authorize submission of the Action Plan to the U S Departme it of Housing and Urban Development Economic Development Consultant, Mike Hennessey prese red a PowerPoint report Council inquiries regarding funding Open Public Hearing, speakers, close Public Hearing Council discussion Recommended Action amena ed to move $25,000 from Project Self Sufficiency(P S S) to Community Care Health C enters and to fund P S S shortage at budget time Approved as amended 5— 2 (Hardy, Cook- No) ADMINISTRATIVE PUBLIC HEARING D'5 is an Administrative Public Hearing and is required by Huntin ton Beach Municipal Code hSection 1,18 ONLY affected property owners are entitled to spe � at this administrative hearing Anyone wishing to speak is requested to complete the attached pink form and gi Wi to the Sergeant-at-Arms located nearthe'Speakers Podium All of er inteF -rested partiesmay, speak'dunng the, gulavPublic�Comments section of the agenda at the beginning of�the'� meeting — — . — �..____ D-5 (City Council) Administrative Public Hearing to Consic I Adoption of Resolution No 2005 44 Approving Certification of Special Assessments or Delinquent Civil Fines for Municipal Code Violations (570 60) Communication from the City Treasurer and the City Attorney An Administrative public hearing to consider the adoption of pro osed Resolution 2005 44 entitled A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach Certifying Special Assessments r (7) July 18, 2005 - COL nc*ency Agenda - Page 7 3 Open public hearing 4 Following public input close public hearing Recommended Action Motion to approve Conditional Use Permit No 2005 with findings and conditions for approval (Attachment No 1) Senior Planner Jane James presented a PowerPoint report Open Public Hearing, 2 speakers, close Public Hearing Approved 7— 0 D-3 (Redevelopment Agency) Public Hearing to Evaluate the Progress of the Five Year Implementation Plan (2002 2007) for the Southeast oastal redevelopment Project Area (400 20) Communication from the Acting Assistant Executive.,Director Public hearing to evaluate the progress of the Five Year Implem ntation Plan (2002 - 2007) of the Southeast Coastal Redevelopment Protect Area The purpose of the Implementation Plan is to identify the specific goals and objectives for the protect area describe the specific programs including potential projects and estimatedxpenditures that would be made during the five years and explain how these activities will eliminate blight All interested persons are invited to attend the hearing and express their opinio is on the projects identified in the Five Year Implementation Plan Direct your written comments to the Agency Clerk frior to the date and time set for the hearing For further information call the/Department of Economic Developmen at(714)536 5224 1 Staff report 2 City Council discussion 3 Open public hearing 4 Following public input close public hearing Recommended Action Motion to Conduct a public hearing U1 d to receive staff presentation and public testimony on progress of the Five Year Implementation Plan for the Southeast Coastal Redevelopment Project Area (2002 2007) Economic Development Consultant, Mike Hennessey presen ed a PowerPoint report Open Public/Hearing, close Public Hearing Approved/7— 0 D 4 (City Council) Public Hearing to Consider for Approva the 2005/2006 Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Action Plan and Authorize Submi sion to the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development (340 70) Communication from the Acting Economic Development Director Public Hearing on the 2005/2006 Action Plan in accordance with 1111e City s Consolidated Plan (CP) as required by the U S Department of Housing and Urban Devel pment (HUD) for receipt of $1 591 169 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)fun and $823 233 in HOME Investment Partnership (HOME) funds and $28 222 in American ream Downpayment Initiative (ADDI) funds The 2005/2006 Action Plan proposes the CDBG F OME and ADDI budgets from October 1 2005 to September 30 2006 a twelve month period (8) July 18 2005 - Cot nctogency Agenda - Page 8 The City followed its Citizen Participation Plan The Citizen Pa it ipation Advisory Board (CPAB) held two public hearings on community needs and held subseq ent monthly public meetings Citizens may review and comment on the draft 2005/2006 Actio I Plan in ithe Department of Economic Development The public comment period will begin my 15 and end August 14 2005 Public comments received during this time will be attached to th Action IPlan and sent to HUD CDBG REVENUE I AMOUNT CDBG 2005/2006 Entitlement Grant $1 591 169 PROPOSED CDBG ACTIVITIES Administration $281 081 Fair Housing Council 37152 i City Gym & Pool Sec 108 Loan Payment 257 057 Code Enforcement Program 173 831 ADA Ramp Construction 110 000 Street Construction 150 000 Beach Wheelchairs 14 130 Fire Station Facilities 125 760 Oak View Community Park Lighting 40 000 Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program—Administra ion163 482 Adult Day Services of Orange County 10 000 Community Care Health Centers 22 500 Community Service Programs 27 000 Oak View Community Center/Children s Bureau 53 004 Oak View Library Literacy 17 500 Project Self-Sufficiency 46 802 Seniors Outreach Program 61 869 TOTAL 1 591 168 HOME Investment Partnershi In an effort to expand and preserve its existing affordable housin (stock Huntington Beach has worked with Community Housing Development Organizations (ClDOs) to acquire multifamily rental properties These buildings are rehabilitated and then are made 3vaiiabie to persons below 60% of Orange County median income for a minimum of 30 years The CIHDO must enter into an agreement with the City that outlines all of the affordability requirements property maintenance standards and long-term monitoring requirements that are requir d by HOME regulations The following activities are proposed for the 2005/2006 HOME pr gram HOME REVENUE AMOUNT HOME 2005/2006 Entitlement Grant 823 233 HOME PROPOSED ACTIVITIES I Administration 82 323 Acquisition 740 910 $823 233 1 American Dream Downpayment Initiate a (ADDI) ADDI is designed to assist eligible first-time homebuyers with do (payment and/or closing costs in purchasing single family hones All funds are proposed for direct assistance