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HomeMy Public PortalAbout1991-08-21 COMMUNITY DEVT. BLOCK GRANT ADVISORY BOARD COMM. : • • ��'�' ,t - A G E N D A ���� ��� � CITY CLER!<g�lN00D OFF)CE � COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AUG 15 1991 • ADVISORY BOARD-COMMISSION AI6� _ 7�8�9�IOi11i12�1�2i3i4r� 6 REGULAR MEETING /'� _ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 , 1991 � �s��g.�p� _� 6:00 P.M. �� LYNWOOD CITY HALL, 11330 BULLZS ROAD �(/ MARGARET ARAUJO CHAIRPERSON CLAUDE LAW ANA VENTURA COMMZSSIONER VICE CHAIRPERSON PATRICIA CARR � D. JOYCE EDNER \: COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER KEN WIBECAN CONSTANCE FRANKLIN �, COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER ` OPENING CEREMONIES: A. CALL TO ORDER ' B. FLAG SALUTE C. ROLL CALL D. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING � BY CITY CLERK ' ' E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JULY 3, 1991 F. PUBLIC ORALS: (ITEMS ON AGENDA ONLY) � G. NEW BUSINESS j ' REHABILITATION PROGRAM PRESENTATION ` I. STAFF ORALS J. BOARD ORALS � K. ADJOURNMENT � I Adjburn to regular meeting of October 2nd, 1991, at 6:00 p.m. in i the Council Chambers of Lynwood City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, California. � . disk#1/CDBGAGEN ' . . � 1 j . � I � - i ` . . _ � . -. ; . , . . . >- " . ; - `' -- � - ---_- . ._ _ __... � � � • • MINUTES OF A REGULAR 14EETING COMMUNITY DEVELOPI+IENT l3LOCK GRFlNT ADVISORY BOARD COMMISSION CITY OF LYNWOOU, CALIFORNIA . WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1991 OPENING CEREMONIES A. Call to Order The meeting of the Community Development Block Grant Advisory Board Commission was called to order by Vice-Chairperson Ventura on the above captioned date at 6:15 p.in., in thc Council Chanibers of Lynwood City Ilall, 11330 6ullis Road, Lynwoud, California 902G2. B. Flag Salute The flag salute was led by Commissioner : Franklin, all present participated. C. Roll Call Vice-Chairperson Ventura requested the roTl call, and Ms. Annette Porter complied. Present: Commissioner Patricia Carr � Commissioner Constance Franklin Commissioner Claude Law . Conmissioner Anna Ventura Commissioner Ken Wibecan , Also: Annette Porter, Rehabilitation Manager Joy Valentine, Minutes Clerk � Ms. Porter said that neither Conunissioner Edner nor Commissioner Araujo � contacted staff. - - No one was in the audience. �_ D. Certification of Agenda Postinq b Cit Clerk , Ms. Porter stated that the ayenda was posted per the Brown Act. E. Approval of Minutes - May 15 1991 P10TION by Conunissioner LdW� SI:CONDED by Connnissioner VenCura, Co approve . the minutes of May 15, 1991. VoCe of ap�iruval was unanimous. • F. Pub}ic Or.als • None G. New t3usiness ; 1. Election of Representatives � Commissioner Law noininaCed Coniniissioner Ventura. He atteinpted to norninate one more, but since the special meeting will take place on the third Wednesday of the month, as does the Community Development Block Grant Advisory Board-Commission, and the special meetiny. is. considered boluntary, therefore members are not compensated, no one else was wiPling to accept the nomination. Conmissioner Law's nomination of Conmiissioner VenCura was seconded by Commisssioner ' Wibecan and Che nominaCiun carried un�uiimously. 2. Loan Revicw CunuuiCCee - h Prujects I'or Review Closed Session, so the door was locked by Ms. Porter � � , . # , _ , , i - , F .. � , . � . . � . { . . . �. . . - , . . _ - � . . ,' . ' � . �. . . _ . , ' . . -. � ' ., . ' . , � � a - _ _ _., _ _ . -. _- ---- �� � � , � The regular meeting was resumed at 6:55 p.m. � I. Staff Orals Ms. Porter requested the Commissioners' opinions regarding a time a}lowance before cancelliny ineeting, also tardy allowance. She asked if all Commissioners had received copies of Robert's Rules and they all = ayreed they had. Commissioner Law commented that Robert's Rules doesn't say anything one way or another. . Commissioner Carr said shc had always scen the fifteen ininutes delay of the meetiny as a courtesy to staff and Comnissioners, particularly Commissioner Law, who works until six sometimes, and Cornmissioners Ventura and Araujo, who sometimes have other meetinys, or problems with children that must be solved inunediately, as does she. Commissioner Wibecan said that since the meeting doesn''t start until 6:15 p.m., why not just schedule the beginning of the meeting for that time? Chairperson Araujo said staff requested Chat the meeting start at six and she would prefer to keep the arranyement as it is, since it has worked well. MOTION by Commissioner Franklin, SECONDED by Commissioner Ventura to ' continue to schedule the meetiny at 6:00 p.m., with a grace period of ° fifteen minutes. MOTION carried by the following vote: AYES: Conmissioners Araujo, Carr, Franklin, Law, Ventura NOES: Commissioner Wibecan ` ABSENT: Conunissioner Edner AE3STAIN: None J, Board Orals Chairperson Araujo informed staff that Commissioner Edner called her and said she would be absent. Ms. Porter said that means she has an excused absence. Commissioner Law stated his complete appruval of the speciaT committee, , which he considers a very positive yroup, and his pride that our Commission starCed it. He Chanked Ms. Porter for takiny charye of thinys so wel l . . � Chairperson Araujo discussed the fact that new Commissioners are not informed that they are completing the appointment of their predecessor, rather than fulfilliny an appointmenC of their own. Only Commissioners Carr and Law, besides fierself, havc becn reappoinCed. She asked �4s. Porter tu briny the dates of their appoinCment and renewal of sarne to the next meeting and hts. Porter said she will. Commissioner Ventura wished all a happy Fourth of July and the remaining Commissioners had no cormnents. �dUTION tu adjourn to the next ineetiny on July 3, 1991, at 6:00 p.m., in the City Hall Council Chainbers, 11330 Dullis Road, Lynwood, by .Commissioner Ventura, SECONDED by Commissioner Carr. Meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m. Annette Porter, k�; abtlYtation Fianayer �qar�yaret rau�o, airTi person � _. : A ' ` . - � i � - . 1 , . , � - _ ,. , ,. , . � ; •, . { , .. . . . ,,.. . � . , _ s .. . , _ . . . � ,, , . . - � .� . , • . . . ,.� _ . . . ; . ; ,. .. _ : , . � , . . . . . - . � _ ; .�, , - . , � . - - - . . _ . _ ; _. _ _ . , - _ • ' '�,,' - _ , - ' - . � . _ ,. • � --- - - - _ -, -_ - _ . . . - � ---.. _ _. . _ . . _ _ , _.. - - _ _. . . _ � ' . . , . J • • MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETIN6 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT ADVISORY BOARD COMMISSION ` CITY OF LYIJWOOD, CALIFQRNIA WEDN[SDAY, MAY 15, 1991 OPENING CEREMONIES � A. Call to Order The special meeting of the Community Development Block Grant Advisory ' Board Commission was called to order by Chairperson Araujo on the above - captioned date at 6:17 p.m., in the Council Chambers of Lynwood City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, California 90262. 8. Flag Salute The flag salute was led by Mrs. Pacheco, all present participated. C. Roll Call � Chairperson Arau,jo requested the roll call, and Ms. Annette Porter ' complied. - Present: Commissioner Margaret Araujo Comnissioner Patricia Carr Commissioner D. Joyce Edner Comnissioner Constance Franklin Commissioner Claude Law � � Commissioner Anna Ventura Commissioner Ken Wibecan Also: Annette Porter, Rehabilitation Manager' Joy Valentine, Minutes Clerk There were eleven people in the audience, including Gouncilwoman Wells and ' Councilman Heine. D. Certification of Agenda Postinq bv Cit Clerk . Ms. Porter stated that the agenda was posted per the Brown Act. E. Public Orals Several representatives of commissions, plus the councilpeople, thanked . � the CDEGA Commission for inviting them. G. New Business 1. Formation of Special Committee --• Chairperson Araujo stated the aim of this special meeting, which was to form a special comnittee that would be �esponsible for informing new residents of available governmental services, through a township- type meeting. After this procedure has been established, a secondary goal is to reastablish interest within the City to have another float in the Pasadena Rose Parade. She also stated that two representatives from each commission would be preferable. Mrs. Pacheco commented that block watch captains are supposed to inform new residents within their designated area of community services. Councilwoman Wells asked if Chamber of Commerce representatives had ' been invited. She said the Chamber had a township meeting two years ago and citizen participation was slight. Councilman Heine agreed, adding that finances also had a part in the demise of the township meeting. Chairperson Araujo agreed that block watch captains and the Chamber of Commerce, plus others, have been involved, but our aim is to organize ' a11 groups into one committee with access to many residents throughout [he City, plus business people. � -_ _ _ . -. _ . . i � . . . , . . � , . . � . . .. E � ,. . . . . . . . . : . . , . . ; , .. - .. . � ' . . . . . . . - . : " ` . , . , . .. , � . � , . . . . . . . . . . . . �. _ . . .. . . . . + - . . , _ . .. _ . . - . . . . . . . . . . . _ . , . . . . ' . ��.a � ' -, � - . . . ,I . . . . , � . . . . . . � ' ' ' ^. �; . ' "' . . . ' ' � � , , . „� . �... ... - e - . . � . . .. . . . . .� .. ., ., •' '� -:� - . � .. . . . . . ... , � r . �' . � _. .. � � .. .'. • � v_ . . . .- ,. , _ . ' ¢ ' . . . � . . . . - . e '- . . r . � ' . . - ' .. �� . . - . .. . � .. . . . . , „ ' _ 4 , . e -. . , .. � ' .. . . ., .. . . .. . .. . . .� , . . 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It was agreed that the pride residents would experience is worthwhile. After a short discussion, MOTION by Commission Claude Law, SECONDED by Commissioner Ventura, to hold the first meeting of the special committee on the third Wednesday of the month, June 19, at 6:00 p.m, MOTION carried unanimously. H. Staff Orals � Director Karefa-Johnson discussed a letter sent to the comnissioners, explaining the disbursement of extra monies located by Ms. Porter. The commissioners welcomed.this news. J. Board Orals Chairperson Araujo and Cormnissioner Law discussed the allocation of funds witfi Director Ka�efa-Johnson. At this time, Eric Van Lee, former Chairman of the Youth Commission, volunteered to serve on the special comnittee and was readily accepted. Chairperson Araujo and Commissioner Law discussed the proposed orientation meeting for the new comnissioners. _ Councilman Heine discussed the proposed ne�+ community center, which will include an RTD bus station, senior citizens' facilities, all recreational facilities, an earthquake control center, plus the old red car station will be converted to an historical museum. Director Karefa-Johnson will request that a staff person deliver a ' presentat4on to the co�nission on the proposed new corrtnunity center. . MOTION to adjourn to the regular meeting on June 5, 1991, at 6:00 p.m., in the City Hall Council Chambers, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, by _ , Commissioner Wibecan, SECONDED by Commissioner Carr. Meeting adjourned at 7:15 p.m. nnette Porter, e a i ttation anager argaret rau�o, airperson .. . i j 1 � � - y . . 1 / � � � ' . .. . .� . . . � . � . � . � �� . , . . . . 1 .' ., , , . . - . , - . . � . �'� . .. . . ' .. � + " � . � . . r . . i , _ . „ ', � . . . . . � . . �. � • �. . . 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CAUFORNIA 9y16? f2�?I bC7-0220 ��0�[,RT'� :�r"^.i+BILI:ATION PROGRAI`i GENER'-_i. (Owne--occuoiec Single ?zmily i7.�ellinc) These general guidelines have been prepared to help qualifyina homeowners unders�and hc•� the Program operates and how it micn� assist tne:-_ P='JGRAbi ��.Ci:G30GND .'-.,ti'D P[TP�OSE Tne Rehaoilitatic-: Procr�� :�:as been adopted by the City Counci� of the City of Lc*iwood to neet the City's Community Development aoals of orovidinc its re_=idents with decent, sa£e and sanitary }]0115117C c.*1C 2 Sll1�c E � 1V1:?C environment d5 outlined '_P_ Lynwood's Housinc Procr�r� �mplementation Plar. (HPIP) anc Lynwood's "r.ousine ;:ssis�znce ?ian (FiAP)_ The primary funding of the Program is through the Communit� Development Block Grant Proaram (CDBG), a federal program under which the City is allocated funds by the Federal Government for housing and community development purposes. The primary aim ° of the CDBG Program under the Title I of the Housing . znc Community Develop, Act of 1974, as amended, is the developmen� of viable communities by oroviding principal2y for persons of io�. and moderate incone: '� - i - Decent, safe and sanitary housing ' - Suitable livina environment � - Exnanded economic opportunities ! The rehabilitation and preservation of residential facilities is � i one of the eligible activities permitted and encouraged by the CDBG Program. The Lynwood City Council, in keeping with t]ze � intent of the lecislation, initially authorized the use of CD�G funds to estabiish a resicen�ial znd community rehabilitatio, ' program on November 2, iS75. i _ r.OG =:,i�: n55ISTA!IC= The Program provides technical and financial assistance to ' qualifying homeowners throuonout the City of Lynwood for the , purpose of uogracino their rtor,:es. � � - i i I � � . ' . , ' , � � ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Homeowners must own and live in a single family d:+elling in the City of Lynwood and have income not to exceed the income limits indicated belo�.�_ Family Size Maximum Annual Income Limits' 1 $ 24,350.00 2 $ 27,850.00 3 � 31,300.00 � $ 34,800.00 5 $ 37,600.00 6 � 40,350.00 � $ 43,150.00 a $ 45,950.00 xTnese income 1�mits zre adjusteri periodica�iy by the Fede_a� Departrnent of "r_cusina anc Urban Development (EIID)_ INFOt2hiATION NEEDED TO D£TERMINE ELIGIB � i,ITY In order to dete*_ Prograr,� eligibility, homeoM�er must prc��ide tne �o�lowina- 1_ A completed Program appiication form, provideo by the CiLy; 2_ Copy of income tax returns for the last two (2) years; 3. Evidence o` current incc-;<; 4. Additional information as required in applica�ion packe�. ' DESCRIPTZON OF ASSISTANCE - � The Program offers qualifying homeowners the technical and � financial assistance described below: � i 1. Technical assistance. Pr ram staff �' � provides assistance in � � loan counseling, code compliance, propertt rehabilitation, � architectural design, preparation of bic.s and contrzcts, i selection of contractors and construction mc�_itoring. i i 2_ Financial assistance_ The Program offers direct De:erred � Payment Loans and Emeraency Grants throuah t_e City. j � � - �� ; � � , ', , ' • � DEFERRED PAYIdENT LO?,I.S This Proaram offers direct deferred paymer.t loans (DPL) to homeowners unable to obtain other financing. LOAN AMOUNT: Amount will not exceed 520,000 for general rehabilitation and 530,000 i£ room additions or expansions are needed to relieve overcrowding. INTEREST RATE= Three percent (30) simple interest. TERM: Repayment of loan has a maximum tenn of ten (10) years. There are no payments durina the term of the loan; however, the total principal and interest is due and payable zt the end of Lhe term_ If the aroperty is solc or transfers title during the tern of the loan, the total principal anc interesc becomes due ar.c oa�� able . Prot>ertv owners 62 years oi aae or older at the time o� aoplication or at loan maturity will be rewired to repay the lozn upon sale or transier of property title. Ten year term does not a��lv. COLLATERAL: Loans must be <_ecured by z Deefl of lrust. RESTRICTIONS: 2`here are to be no unpaid judgements or liens on the property for which the loan is being souaht. EMERGENCY GRANT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EGAP) This Program provides a Grant of up to 53,500 to property owners , in need of emergency housina repairs that ttareaten the health, safety, and welfare of the occupants. It is also available to i citizens who have been cited by the City's Code Enforceinent' _ Division, and have no other method of financing needed , carrections _ This program is designed to assist with emergencies only. Upon � meeting income reauirements, a property inspection will be performed to determine EGAP assistance. If the F�ergency Grant aione is not sufficient to address all ! existing code violations znd/or emergency i.mproveJnents, zne j applicant will be referree to the Deferred Payment Loan Program � for additional assistance. i � � • , ' � � PROCESSING Oc REQUESTS FOR kSSISTF�C� Any homeowner in the City of Lynwood may be considered for Proaram Assistance_ However, those homeowners uno are e�nployees or officers (elected or appointed) of the City of Lynwood who exercise any functions or responsibilities in connection with the administration of the Property Rehabilitation Prooram shall not be eligible for assistance under the Program. 1. ELIGIBILITY If the homeowner is determinea Lo be elibibie for consideration, the application will be accepted. Zncome and mortgage will be subject to verification, and a review will be made of past attention to credit obligations_ While some types of lozns reauire small or no monthiy payments, tne nomeowner's ability to repay will be reviewed as part of the approval orocess in al_ cases. 2. ?ROPERTY ZhSPECTION: Once the above matters are resolved, � Rehabilitation Speci�list will be assigned to work with eacn homeowner to determine the scope of the proposed improveJnent work. The Rehabilitation Soecialist will oerform a property _nspection in order to determine compliance W1LR appiic�ie City Codes and Ordinances_ Homeowners shail provide consent �or said inspection. The findings of the property inspection cai11 be recorded in an Znspection Report_ 3_ WORR WRITE-UP AND COST ESTIMATE: gased on the Inspection Report, the Rehabilitation Specialist will prepare a Work write-Up and a Cost Estimat� �efore contractors are asked to bid on the job. The work Write-Up will include correction of all code violations* and may include other general property improvements as per homeowners' reauest. Ali improvements must conform to the City's Property Rehabilitation Standards (pRS). Some of the eligible I improvements are: � New roofing or repair Colorcoating/restucco I Electrical installation or repair Pest extermination Plumbing installation or repair Desnolition Carpet installation and repair ' �nterior and exterior painting � P.emodeling Kitchen, including bulit-in ao�lia�ces � t:ew doors, windows and screens i Concrete work, including driveways , Bedroom and bathroom additions, if overcrowaina exists ' t�ew fencing or fencing reoairs wrought iron screen doors Improvements to facilitate the handica � pped ' � j � � � • ; � . I ' . � � The Cost Estimate will serve as the basis `c: determination of (1) loan type and amount, and (2) bid se-« �ion. xHOMEOWNER'S FAILURE TO CORRECT ALL TnE =DiNTIFIED CODE VIOLATIONS MAY RESULT IN A CODE ENFORCEI��= �CTION BY THE CITY. .. LOAN TYPE AND AMOUNT: Based on the homeou�e*'s ability Lo repay and the cost estimate, staff uil�: determine the appropriate loan type �nd amount. S. REHABILITATION IAAN REVIEW CObII4ITrEE: Upon determination of loan type and amount, pertinent information uill be submitted along with a cost estimzte, to the Co:.--_�ee for �ina= anoroval.- A Deferred Payment Lc..� may be denied due �o �ne followir.c: �JCCES51Ve obligatior.=_, inadequate C011cLE*c1 t0 S2CL1iE tllE loan, judgelnents or iiens against the pro�*ty, garnish*nen� of wages, foreclosure, repossession, suit �:d/or bankruD�cv. �z the homeowner's loan reauest is declinec, ne/she wi�i be noti£ied o= the est��ished appeal procedu=es. 5. BID AND CONTRACTpR SELECTION- Upon approval by the Convnittee, staff will.assist the homeowner in obtaininc at least three (3) bids from licensed contractc=s. The Prograza can provide a list of licen�ed contractors �o homeowner at nis/her reauest. ?`nis list is only for tne purpose o= assisting the horaeowner and not fo- �ne purpose o_ recommending any contractor_ Homeowner may =,ave any licensee contractor bid on his/her job whether saio contractor is on I the list or not. Homeowner may select the iowest reasonable ' bid_ i 7. CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS: Staff will prepare the construction I contract doc�ents. The contracts aze between homeowners and contractors and will be executed at a pre-construction ; conference_ The scooe o£ the constructior work and pavment � schedules are specif_ed in the contracts. *:o changes in the � contract will be allo::ed without Program _=�e'='s approv�l. I � Homeowners are not te sian any estimates a,c/or contraccs for construction work, unless prepared ana p_cvided by Progr�n � staff. I I i _ � � � � ` . � � S. LOAN DOCUN,ENTS AND PARTICIPATION AGREEMENTS: Within 30 days of notification of loan aoproval, homeowner will execute the pertinent loan documents and/or Participation Agreement_ Failure to do so will be.interpreted that the applicant is no longer interested in continuing in the program, and che anlicant's file will be ciosed_ °_ CONTRACTOR PAYt�'NTS 3etore payments are made to concractor, the Rehabilitation Specialist will review the work to assure that it meets the Program's quality standards and complies with the terms of the construction contract. Payments are made after each phase o` the job is completec. All p�yments will be issued bv the Citv to the Contractor in the form of a check, which reauires authorization by the nomeowner. Tne homeowner must also reciew all work and certi`v that i� neets his/her approval. :he :�omeowner and contrac�or musL siari a con�letion certi£icate when .all work i=_ satisf�ctor�_1:' comoleted and the co-��-accor receives the �inal paymen�. '_O..HOI�OWtIERS RESPONSIBIi=_IES: All homeowners participacinc in the Program must �b_c=_ by all rules and rea��lations o•` the ?roara.��. They must kee� all �ppointments. They must allow at ieast (3).licensed cont*actors to stiomi� b1Q5. � I They must =_ian a Citv Participation l:c_eement Drior to i signina loan docun;en�=_. � They must sign the City contract wi�n the selected � 1 contractor. ' _ i The must sian all contract r�. � Y payment vouche__ THEY MUST AGREE TO CORRECT THOSE CONDITIONS IDEt1TIFIED BY" TH� ! REHABILITATION S?ECIALIST AS BEZNG VIOLAT=O\S OF 'L'H£ CI�" 5 CODE A,2.�D ORD=r::?�C=S. 11. LIABILZTY_ Should ho,��eok-ner decide to re=cse the residen:.ia�i � i rehabilitation loan a:ter title insurance policy ana T-'.: , report has been orderec, or after the loan nas been �Darovec by the Loan Review Co:,-�ittee, he/she snall be res � pay for costs of said re Ponsible c� ports in the amount of 5100, in th_ form of a Cashiers Check payable to the City of Lynwood. � I 6 � � I ' I � � . ' i I ' . � � OtaNER-OCCUPIED/SZNGLE FAMILY D GUIDELINES STATEMENT _/WE THE UNDERSIGNED CERTIFI' THAT I/WE HAVE R£:-: rND UNDERSTAND '_5^ PROGRAb; � GUIDELINcS FOR OWNER-OCCUF=?�/SINGLE FAMILY �:�'LLZNGS. I/WE FURT^�� AG�EE TO ABID� B� �__ :_QU=R£MENTS AND ?^SPOt:SZBLTIT-ES OL'S�I2��� Z2� ir.E GUIDELZNEc, =/'r.t T,LSO CE2TIrY '!'F.'._ HL N�V� BEEN GIV�N A CG?'= 0= i"r.E PROGRAId �JIDELINES_ cIGNATITRE OP APPLICFn^_ �=^- , I SIGNATURE OF CO-APPLICA.NT Dr.' _ I I PLEASE DE�r.C.. rn� RETU?2N ;:T_TF. r_�=--^-'O�+ i GE?'�ID:2/89 I � I I � � , • .