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Home My Public Portal About16.5) 10B_Grant Funding_PresentationGRANT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES OCTOBER 20, 2020 CITY COUNCIL MEETING ITEM 10B RECOMMENDED ACTIONS •RECEIVE A PRESENTATION ON AVAILABLE GRANTS WHERE THE MONEY IS… •MULTI -MODAL TRANSPORTATION •TRANSPORTATION SAFETY, IMPROVEMENTS, AND PLANNING •CLIMATE CHANGE •PARKS AND OPEN SPACE •RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH •AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND INFILL INFRASTRUCTURE WORTH NOTING •UPFRONT COSTS / MATCH FUNDS •NEEDS BASED •ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS OPPORTUNITIES •SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING GRANT –DEADLINE ANTICIPATED FOR NOVEMBER 2020 •URBAN GREENING –EATON WASH MULTI-USE TRAIL ENHANCEMENTS –LAS TUNAS DRIVE PARKING LOT PASEOS –CITY FACILITIES AND PUBLIC SPACES •STATEWIDE PARK PROGRAM –LIVE OAK PARK COMPETITIVENESS –POTENTIAL SITES FOR NEW PARK DEVELOPMENT •YOUTH COMMUNITY ACCESS GRANT –COORDINATE WITH STAKEHOLDER •CALHOME –DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE source apt ac icable verities project applicability available funding funding type at alication sadline disbursement date feasibility (1-5) 5=most likely staff notes Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant Caitrans COMPETITIVE GRANT CONSIDER: Deadline in November2020 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Safe Routesto Schaal Plan Active Transportation Plan Bikel,TrailIPath Feasibility Study Complete Streets Plan Sustainable Communities Plan Transit -Oriented Development Plan FirstfLast Mile Connectivity Plan Transit planning studies Studies, plans, or outreach for school public transit, school pool ridesharing Community mobility needs assessments Context -sensitive streetscapes or town center plans Traffic calming and safety enhancement plans Corridor enhancement studies Strategiesto increase transit ridership SRTS Plan to identify SRTS infrastructure in need of improvement TBD Reimbursement Grant Cyclical November 2020 Fall 2021 — begin project activities WinterlSummer 2024 — Grant projects are completed, and grantfunds expire (expiration dates depend on grant recipient andfund-type) 3-4 Avant -Garde will work with Trnstc!i to determine eligible projects Urban Greening CA Natural Resources Agency COMPETITIVE GRANT CONSIDER: Eligible projectsfor next cycle • Must demonstrate GHG emission reductions • Non-motor¢edurban trailsthat provide safe routesfor both recreation and travel between residences, workplaces, commercial centers, and schools • Green streets and alleyways • Neighborhood parks and community spaces • Greening of public lands and structures • Urban heat island mitigation Greening of parking lots behind LasTunas shopsto improve existing paseo Eaton Wash multi-usetrail enhancements Rosemead Blvd landscaping, trees, and irrigation Approx. $28.5 Million NoMin 1Max Reimbursement Grant Cyclical —based on amountoffunds remaining TBA TBA 3-4 Determine eligible projectsto submitfor next cycle Determine if County can use fundingto enhance proposed Eaton Wash multi- use trail TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application deadline disbursement date feasibility (1-5) 5rnost likely staff notes Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) Caftrans COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: NIA • Preliminary Engineering • Right of Way • Construction Projects Involving State Highways Caltrans-ini: ated safet: oroiect on a s:a:e highway that involves local -eats anc requires financial paiicipat Dn by a local agency s e igib e for ii •c ing. Local agency may ni:iate a safety safety project tat involves a state highway. b_I: o:a HS P will only fund a "main stree prole:: TBD $220 Million $10 Million Max / $100,000 Min Match based on countermeasures Reimbursement Grant Cyclical Cycle 10 October 19, 2020 Recommendations in January 2021 Depends on location and # of collisions Didn't meet current deadline but will consider for next cycle Avant -Garde will work with Transtech to determine eligible projects Rubberized Pavement Grant Program Cailicasia COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: NIA • Construct one or more Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) Hot-lVix or Rubberized Chip Sea project(s). • Only CA-genera:ed waste tires. processed in CA. sha I be ..sed in the c-u-nb rubber portion of the projects). • Projects must be located in CA. Projects must be owned and maintained by the applicant and a oossible to the general public. Various road / pavement projects in the next 18 months $4.3 Million $250,000 Max Reimbursement Grant Cyclical October 2020 December 2020 Awards April 1, 2023, grant term ends 5 Projects will be identified to submit for next FY Avant -Garde will work with Transtech to determine eligible projects or-1,�� TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application disbursement feasibility (1-5) deadline date 5=most I ikely staff notes Local Partnership Program (LPP) California Transportation Commission (CTC) COMPETITIVE & FORMULAIC CONSIDER: NIA Improvements to the state highway system, including: • Improvements to transit facilities. • The acquisition. retrofit: ar rehaoilitaticn of rolli ••g stock, b..ses, or other transit eq.iipment. ▪ In-orovements to the local road system. • In-oro:en-e-ts to bicycle o• peces:ria- safety cr n c•oility vdith ar ex:enced useful I fe. • In-oroven•e•ts tc• mitigate the e;.vircnn-sntal ,mpact of ne:v transportation infrastructure. • Sound walls for a freeway_ • Road maintenance and rehabilitation. ▪ Other transportation improvement projects. TBD $200 Million Annually 40% to competitive and 60°% to formulaic Reimbursement Grant Annual TBA TBA TBD Didn't meet current deadline but will consider for next cycle Avant -Garde will work with Transtech to determine eligible projects Local Streets and Roads Program (LSRP) California Transportation Commission (CTC) ANNUAL ALLOCATION CONSIDER: NIA • Road Maintenance and Rehab • Safety Projects • Railroad Grade Separation • Complete Streets Components • Traffic Control Devices TBD Approx. $386 Million annually Annual Allocation Proposed Project List report due 5/1 annually Expenditure Report due 10/1 annually Annual Allocation 5 SB1 funds have already been programmed using this on -going allocation TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application deadline disbursement feasibility (1-5) date 5=most likely staff notes Active Transportation Program (ATP) Caltrans I CTC COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: Must meet DAC requirements ▪ Capital improvements that further :he opals of .ATP. inc udinc: Increase . alk rig cr being t• ps inc.-ease safety a••d ricb li:y to non -motor zed .aers. •ecuce GI-:3 e • -ance public hea tl-i. and ensue that CA• e Pene1t. Includes the env ronriental. rid -t- of-•:,gay, and constr..•ctio • phases of a capita project. . Deve •opment of community w de bicyc e. pecesria •. safe routes to schccl. or ac: ve ransporlation plans ocated in a DAC. . Education, encouragement, and enforceme-t activities that further the aoals of ATP. . Includes start up programs and:•or expanded components of existing programs. TBD $440 Million $250,000 Min No Match Required Leverage Funds Encouraged Reimbursement Grant Cyclical Cycle 5 September 15, 2020 Recommendations February 15, 2021 2-3 Highly competitive with points awarded for being in a DAC and leveraged funds being provided Didn't meet current deadline but will consider for next cycle Avant -Garde will work with Transtech to determine eligible projects Federal Section 5310 Program — Enftanced Mobility for Seniors / Disabilities Metro COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: NIA Traditional Capital Projects • Roll rig stock and related activities • Passenge• facil ties • Support fad ities and equipment • Lease c•f equipment —when leasing is mcre cos: effect than purchase • Mobility ma •eaeme •t • Any capital activit es to support ADA complementary paratransit service Other Capital and Operation Projects • Projects exceeding ADA req rements • Projects :-at improve accessibility to the fixec route system • Alte•natees that assist seniors and indivicuals •,:ith disabilities with transportation New bus stops No minimum I Max $600,000 Match based on type of activity Reimbursement Grant Cyclical TBA TBA 3 Avant Garde will research eligibility of new bus stops TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application deadline disbursement feasibility (1-5) date 5=most likely staff notes Proposition 68 CA Department of Parks and Recreation PER CAPITA ALLOCATION CONSIDER: NIA • Local park rehabilitation. creation, and imp•ovement • Projects n-..st be for recree: onal purposes: ei:he acq! iisicion or development. • Up tc 5%''0 of the allocation may be used or a Community Access Project. • Mu Rip e projects may be completed under one contract: each project requires a separate application packet. • A project can only have one location. One project that serves several parks is not permitted. TBD $185 million 60% of funds allocated to cities and eligible districts Projects not serving a "severely disadvantaged community' require a 20% match Annual Allocation Ongoing Submit before December 2021 December2023 5 — completion of projects Funds have already been allocated Statewide Park Program (SPP) - Round 4 CA Department of Parks and Recreation COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: Potential space for new parks A project must involve either development or a combination of acq.i sit on anc: development to: • Create a new park, or • Expand an existing park, or • Renovate an existing park. A project must include at least one recreation feature to be eligible. Live Oak Park revitalization OR Reconstruct community center at Live Oak Park $395.3 Million $8.5 Million Max / $200,000 Min No Match Requirement Reimbursement Grant December 14, 2020 Awards Summer 2021 Project Completions March 2025 2 Live Oak Park meets eligibility threshold but may not be competitive because of its Community Fact Finder tool data output TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application deadline disbursement date feasibility (1-5) 5=mast likely staff notes Urban Flood Protection CA Natural Resources Agency COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: N/A Funding to address flooding in urbanized areas: • Storrnwater Capture and Reuse • Restore Urban Streams or Watersheds • Increase Permeable Surfaces to Reduce Flooding TBD TBA Reimbursement Grant Cyclical TBA TBA TBD Avant -Garde will work with Transtech to determine eligible projects Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) CA Department of Parks and Recreation COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: N/A • Acquisition OR development of outdoor recreation areas and facilit es. • Priority projects include trails, campare_i •cs. picnic areas, natural areas. and cultural areas for recreational use • Athletic fields and courts • Community gardens • Trails • Open space and natural areas • Outdoor gyms • Skate parks • Outdoor swimming pads/aquatic features • Restroorn buildings • Additions that enhance the park • Land acquisition to create or expand park and/or wildlife space Live Oak Park revitalization OR Reconstruct community center at Live Oak Park $6 Million Max Subject to change Reimbursement Grant Cyclical February 2022 TBA 2-3 TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application deadline disbursement date feasibility (1-5) 5=most likely staff notes Recreational Trials and Greenways CA Natural Resources Agency COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: N/A • Eligible Non -Motored Projects: o Acquisition of easements and fee simple title to property for RecreationalTrailsor Recreational Trail corridors. o Development and Rehabilitation of trails, trailsideand trailhead facilities. o Construction of newtrails(with restrictionsfornewtrails on federal lands) Eaton Wash multi- use trail enhancements TBA Reimbursement Grant Annually TBA TBA 3 Determine eligible projectsto submitfor next cycle Determine if County can use fundingto enhance proposed Eaton Wash multi -use trail Youth Community Access Grant CA Natural ResoureesAgency COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: Coordinate with stakeholder early to establish programs/projects • Programming Activities o Culturalfestivals and outreach eventsforyouth o Youth -led outdoor skills workshops o Youth -led outdoor experiences o Free/reduced price • Capitol ProjectActivities o Acquisition of clean vehiclesto transportyouthto natural/cultural resources o Redesign cultural exhibitsto increase youth accessibility o ADAimprovements • Combinationofthe two Youth Committee programs $5.7Million $300,000 Maxi $25,000 Min No Match requirement Reimbursement Grant Cyclical September l6,2020 TBA 3-4 Didn't meet current deadline butwill considerfornext cycle Begin coordinating with Youth Committee to develop potential programsand projects Determine other eligible projectsto submitfornextcycle TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application disbursement feasibility (1-5) deadline date 5=most likely staff notes Youth and Veteran Job Training and Placement Los Angeles County Regional Parks and Open Space District COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: N/A Education and Skills Training Program Examples • Apprenticeship programs • Educational seminars • Formal coursework • Internship/entry level job placement • Job skills classes that focus on education and training needed to meet the job requirements at Parks and Recreation agencies. • Trade schools that focus on skills needed :c Teet:he jab req.. rerients at Parks and Recreation agencies • Tuition grants/stipends Certification and Job Placement Program Examples • Apprenticeship programs • Arborist training and certification for tree planting and maintenance in parks • Interpretive training and certification for Natural and Cultural History Interoretatic•-: plan:-ing and prog •aTfing. • Park a •d Recreation Professional Organization's Certification programs • Play•around Safety and Athletic Field Management Certification • Camp Counselor Training and Certifications • California Aquatics Management School Certification • Aquatics Facility Operator Certification TBD $7 Million $1.4 Million Max 1 $50,000 Min Reimbursement Grant Cyclical TBA TBA 3-4 Determine el igible projects to submit for next cycle TEMPLE CITY source California Museum Grant Program Round 1 CA. Natural Resources Agency COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: NIA applicable activities • Program Projects o Curriculum development and implementation o Marketing/brand development/social medialCOVI D response o Staff training/online virtual training o Programs/special events/tours/camps • Capital Projects o Replacement of equipment o Tech and equipment necessary for online experiences o Installation of exhibits o ADA improvements o Safety retrofits o Drought tolerant landscaping o Expansions project applicability Historical Society Women's Club available funding Approx. $700,000 $40,000 Max / $20,000 Min Match Requirement: 5% or more of requested grant amount funding type Reimbursement Grant Cyclical application disbursement feasibility (1-5) deadline date 5=most likely September 18, 2020 Award March TBD 2021 staff notes Didn't meet current deadline but will consider for next cycle Local Early Action Planning (LEAP} Grant Program HOD NON- COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: N/A • Preparation and adoption of planning doc:.menfs or process improvements tha: ac:e erate ho..sinc production, and facil tate compl ance n in•o orienting the sixth cycle of the regio-al housing need assessment iRHN,Ai Housing Element update $119 Million Reimbursement Grant Applications Accepted over the counter until January 31, 2021 Expenditure Deadline: December 31, 2023 5 Funding has already been received for this program TEMPLE CITY SOU[CB applicable activities project applicability available funding funding hype application deadline disbursement feasibility (1-5) date 5=most likely staff notes I nfi l l Infrastructure Grant (IIG) Program HCD COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: N/A • New construction, rehabilitation, and acquisition of infrastructure. • Supporting of higher-dendty affordable and mixed -income housing in locations designated as infill • Development or rehabilitation of parks or open space, parking structures, transit linkages, transit shelters, and traffic mitigation features • Streetscape improvements, including, butnatlimited to, reconstruction or resurfacing of sidewalks and streetsorthe installation of lighting signage, or other related amenities • Water, sewer and other utility service improvements • Facilitiesthat supportpedestrian or bicycle transit • Site preparation or demolition TBD $57Million No Match Requirement Reimbursement Grant Cyclical NOFA to be released Nov 2020 Appsdue Feb 2021 Awards M ay 2021 3 Consider when affordable housing projects are proposed CaIHOME NCO COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: Applications due 10t29/2020 • Predevelopment • Site development • Site acquisition • Rehabilitation and acquisition of site - built housing • Rehabilitation, repair, and replacement of manufactured homes • Down payment assistance • Mortgage financing • Homebuyer counseling • Technical assistance for self-help Down payment assistance program $57 Million Reimbursement Grant Annual October29, 2020 Awardsin Feb 2021 3 TEMPLE CITY source applicable activities project applicability available funding funding type application disbursement feasibility (1-5) deadline date 5=most likely staff notes Local Housing Trust Fund (LHTF) Program HCD COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: NIA • Funds can be used to provide loans to cover ore -development, acquisition, construction; or rehaoilitation for eligible projects. • Rental projects must be restrictec: to househods ;;i.h iniccmes cf rio mcre than 60% AMI, for 55 years. • Projects include construction of rental housing • Down payment assistance to qualified first time home buyers • Emergency Shelters and Transitional Housing • Homeownership Projects or units withi • a Homec;;rlers- p Project. consisting of I-lomecu er assistance and rehabi ita:ion of hoiries ownea by income-elicible owner -occupants. • Homeb..yer anc: owner -occupied rehaoilitaticn activ ties may rlclude cons:ruction conversicn or rehaoilitaticn of ADUs or JADUs. • Construction, conversion, or rehabilitation of ADUs or JADUs withcut an Elig ble Hcn•eoe.nership Project.:c•"silt rig cf a loan to a homeowner to bu Id. Co ive: Or rehabilitate an ACU o•..AD' Subsidize new ADUs and JADUs Fi-st time homebuyer prop rams $57 Million Match Requirement — Dollar for Dollar $500,000 Min 1 $5 million Max Assistance Cyclical NOFA to be released April 2021 Apps due June 2021 TBA 3 Eligibility requirement: fist be a city. county, or city a •d cc•., •t; :hat has created. funded. and opera:ec: an Existing Loca HC•-.sinc: Trust Fund. c• _-at has C•eated anc: funded a New Local Housing Trust Fund. TEMPLE CITY source applicable project available funding application disbursement feasibility (1-5) staff activities applicability funding type deadline date 5=most likely notes Food Waste Prevention and Rescue Grant Prog ram COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: NIA • Food waste prevention projects that prevent food waste from being generated: o modernizing production and handling practices to prevent and reduce food preparation waste; o identifying and modifying ordering practices that result in measurable decreases in food waste; o education and outreach programs that result in quantifiable reductions in food waste. • Food rescue projects that result in edible food being rescued and distributed to people. • Food waste residuals from the project should be composted, sent to a digester, or otherwise diverted from landfills; if those services are available in the jurisdiction where the project is located. TBD TBA $500,000 Max / $50,000 Min Reimbursement Grant Cyclical TBA TBA TBD Consider this program when the next cycle is announced Organics Grant Program catamencrie COMPETITIVE CONSIDER: NIA • Construction, renovation, or expansion of facilities to increase composting or digestion of organics into compost, soil amendments, fertilizers; biofuels, or bioenergy. • Construction: renovation. or expansion of facilities to inc'ease :e pre-processing of organics :he City is the sarie entity `hat ;gill •con•oostclices: t-e pre-processes material to make compost soil amendments. e liters. biofuels. or bioenergy. • Projects must res..lt in an increase n tons of green cr fc•od ma:e•ials c :erec from landfil s beyond fat ;rich t••e prepro•cessnr rdas al•eady cl verti •c. TBD TBA $3 million Max Reimbursement Grant Cyclical TBA TBA TBD Consider this program when the next cycle is announced TEMPLE CITY