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HomeMy WebLinkAboutJoint Study Session of Citizen Participation Advisory Board 2000 Main Street, 'oF�Urj� T�ti�' Huntington Beach,CA • F . e� •,-y�., 92648 City of Huntington Beach �dUNTV os`• ,r File #: 26-206 MEETING DATE: 3/17/2026 Joint Study Session of the Citizen Participation Advisory Board (CPAB) and City Council to review funding recommendations for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) programs for 2026-27 CPAB Roll Call: Chair Hammel, Secretary Pena; Board Members Pappas, Quinn, and Newkirk Attachment(s): 1. Joint Study Session of the Citizen Participation Advisory Board PowerPoint Presentation City of Huntington Beach Page 1 of 1 Printed on 3/11/2026 powered by LegistarT'" 21 4,, 4,........,... Pr' . ....... 0,\A-1. 1 N G ii, i ,. ,�04, Joint Study Session of the ., City Council and Citizen Ti :0 _ ' Tiiik Participation Advisory _ ,' . fir ,i r( t,/, , : -s II Board ---_-_--,_„:- - --- ----___.„..„.„- • ______ ... _ ____ ..... ... _ • % i 0I NI of ii i '. = ,.6 ... --. - J Review 2026-27 CDBG & HOME - "-, ,/ ),/),,, .. 1 Funding Recommendations �.� - March 17, 2026 1.0- 4,\><C##° IptENT op wessessalki der I Li/E) .._ 11 ulwi""� "��'� k 1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT .&'4N OE\10-9 BLOCK GRANT 22 Background The U .S . Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides annual entitlement grants to the City: • Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) • HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) �. ENT op kgP GIIli9 � �� � ��" ?'i 1i'�1 .� 'ssn�� ii 1 11 ti �#_s, r, 2 �S fQ� .x r� L il Ei COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT �� ti 'Q of �� �9,6, a � ,01 BLOCK GRANT '.oF�ouNTv ca;�` ,0 23 2026 -27 Estimated Funding Levels CDBG HOME TOTAL Public Services $161,000 N/A $161,000 Capital & Housing Preservation Projects $930,607 $631,767 $1,562,374 Administration $215,450 $160,035 $375,485 Total $1,307,057 $791,802 $2,098,859 .-wiENT 0� i Pillilli G*c ,,oif y°F: Z 1ti Sv\ Zfl et COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT V9y 1 +' ,,\ ,96, aEv�,° BLOCK GRANT ice'. "'�``°00 t iY CP 24 Public Participation • HUD requires public participation in funding allocation process • City issues Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) • Citizen Participation Advisory Board (CPAB) conducts three public meetings to review CDBG public services applications and make funding recommendations to the City Council • City Council and CPAB hold a joint study session to review funding recommendations • City Council holds a public hearing to approve funding allocations P.cpRENTT OF i?‘41 I 906 l�//pF�ISTING`T�y� 111 11 \Ot IQ �© COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ,ye ',+l G96,4 o`✓v .p BLOCK GRANT `�``".4;'/Arie 25 CDBG Objectives The purpose of the CDBG program is to: • Create and maintain decent housing • Create and maintain suitable living environments • Expand economic opportunities All CDBG activities are required to meet one of three national objectives: • Benefit low and moderate-income residents • Aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blight • Address an urgent unforeseen emergency .14tENT qF 4- osOING7.0 :61) 11�ylf :s', � % COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT i��� •� 11 `'96'qN DEv�v°1 BLOCK GRANT "..-?�Q.::14..a .;r'1 UNT�. i 26 CDBG Local PriorityObjectives All CDBG activities must address a local priority objective: • Housing • Homelessness • Special Needs (seniors, veterans, mental illness, substance abuse, illiterate persons) • Youth and family services • Community and public facilities • Infrastructure improvements CyItENT Ot, �Q 111 �� O �ir��NiINGFati LijEt 1''-- ,-,-",- '->.k 6 III I wsz COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ��,9 ' ?�� ,9 DE[� �°4" BLOCK GRANT ``_``0OUNZY Cc;;�,��1 27 CDBG Allocations 15% Public Services 20% Administration , 65% Capital & Housing Preservation .. Projects t , __WENT Ca ,i, TINcro¢c 6 , $ N 4' 9Qa OIl1i1li .\ k `O E t2 COMMLNITYDEVELOPMEt'T V . Q '�� ,9���o v `°� BLOCK GRANT ���``ct�uNTv c;;,°��� 28 CDBG Public Services Estimated $161 ,000 Available to Allocate Requested Funding Funding Recommendation Children's Bureau (Boys & Girls Club) $85,000 $30,000 HB Senior Center $48,000 $22,000 NAMI OC $40,000 $0 Pathways to Independence $40,000 $25,000 Project Hope Alliance $50,000 $23,000 Robyne's Nest $50,000 $27,000 Save the Brave $75,000 $17,000 Something More $45,000 $0 StandUp for Kids OC $26,915 $17,000 TOTAL $459,915 $161 ,000 Remaining Funds to Allocate = $0 pfENT e ` Op ��'o�►Nsr (1)* 1110 *1 C .L ,"' '.,,' O a' COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT ay' 6,,96, MVO�0 BLOCK GRANT `c`rCp('L."Nr(CP.\de/'' 29 CDBG CAPITAL & HOUSING PRESERVATION PROJECTS Estimated $930,607 Available to Allocate Requested Funding Funding Recommendation ADA Curb Cuts/Ramps — Zone 4 $250,000 $125,000 Housing Rehab Loan/Grant Program $381 ,139 $375,000 Special Code Enforcement $220,607 $220,607 TBRA Program Administration $210,000 $210,000 TOTAL $1 ,061 ,746 $930,607 Remaining Funds to Allocate = $0 0NtENT Op =4 I"I"I :! III C 1$,9 C p � F o. ', 4 ' COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ; g ' ?Q�+, A?64N Dr,vrof BLOCK GRANT t�c4-1 iY`c;':PI 30 CDBG Administration Estimated $215,450 Available to Allocate Requested Funding Funding Recommendation CDBG Administration $215,450 $215,450 TOTAL $215,450 $215,450 Remaining Funds to Allocate = $0 .0,NENT l!',1111111 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT 6'4N DENO OUNT1 31 1 HOME Program Objectives Eligible Activities: • Homebuyer Assistance • Housing Rehabilitation • Rental Housing Assistance • Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) „ENT OF _ �4pG CilEl ��� y�TINGT�' i�,�I , -- r9n�� O 1111111 II 4,� COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT `\vy�, 'Q•�• 2' �tv btiuti�0 BLOCK GRANT ,,•:.•v';;;�,''� 32 HOME Local PriorityObjectives 1All HOME activities must address a local priority objective: • Preserve existing affordable housing • Create new affordable housing • Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) P•P�MENT0 ,,' ..rz- wQ d ,,a�KTINGTa O I1(ic w :,t�65F., ti * l!!iI! * G :' •:;\ % �tl ti�2 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT a oy, Q l�� % �f BLOCK GRANT ':..FCQ...::.CP�,f`,ll 41V DES = uNTv , 33 HOME Allocations 15% CHDO Projects 10% Administration 75% Capital & Housing Preservation Projects -cENTA-66 io rt, 111111 ,,,,, - Z,t I/1111 ,e COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT . BLOCK GRANT &AIN DCN ‘P 34 HOME Allocations Estimated $791 ,802 Available to Allocate Requested Funding Funding Recommendation Families Forward TBRA $200,000 $200,000 Mercy House TBRA $200,000 $100,000 Senior Mobile Home TBRA $200,000 $100,256 CHDO Reserve $231 ,511 $231 ,511 HOME Administration (Carryover) $109,782 $109,782 HOME Administration (26-27 Allocation) $50,253 $50,253 TOTAL $991 ,546 $791 ,802 Remaining Funds to Allocate = $0 0ENT OF ( itI !'i \ sAwriNGTp�„ O �3 A coMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT VN` v. 10EVO BLOCK GRANT 'CF�oiiiv'gt;‘,1;" 35 Upcoming Actions March 17 Joint City Council / CPAB study session to review funding recommendations April 3-May 5 30-day public review period of the 2026-27 Annual Action Plan May 5 City Council considers approval of 2026-27 Annual Action Plan with funding allocations May 15 2026-27 Annual Action Plan due to HUD July 1 New Program Year begins ,o,AENT a �� erio4TINCT0 fi ck a a.,,re tie 1111111 � ,r '�� -,°,�.' Fin P II 11 G�x0 t T,� COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Sit4N DEvI BLOCK GRANT eQUNrf caL``o 36 QUESTIONS • F`•..coENT Op / ir,41 GTE�•L tl 11101 �O w COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ��� � Q 4. .61 • 0� 98R�a[v ti0 BLOCK GRANT =F�©uaTv....... 37