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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2004
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11330 BULLIS ROAD, LYNWOOD, CA 90262
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MARGARET ARAUJO JOANETTE GUTIERREZ
VICE CHAIRPERSON COMMISSIONER
MARIO GUTIERREZ PATRICIA CARR
COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER
SYLVIA HERRON CARLOS MANLAPAZ
COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER
" OPENING CEREMONIES:
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. FLAG SALUTE
C. ROLL CALL
D. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING
E. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
F. PUBLIC ORALS: (ITEMS ON AGENDA ONLY)
' G. NEW BUSINESS:
1. Domino's Amendment Request
2. HOME program Amendment
3. Public Service Presentations
a. Conservation Activities
H. STAFF�ORALS
I. BOARD ORALS
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J. ADJOURNMENT
DATE: February 25, 2004
T0: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Advisory Boarc1 Commission
FROM: Annette Potts, Deputy Director of Administrative Services /�,.•�� �
SUBJECT: CDBG COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS FOR � � �
FISCAL YEAR 2004-2005 HUD FUNDING �� '
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has posted the final CDBG and HOME I
allocations for fisca� year 2004. These allocations, as they apply to Lynwood, are as followx �
FY20042005 CDBG Ailocation: $1,922,634
FY2003-2004 Carryover: 100,000
FY2003-2004 CDBG Program Income: 100,000
Section 108 Program Income: 188,353
$2,310,987
FY2004-2005 HOME Program Allocation: $696,933
HOME Program Income: 300,000 �
$996,933 �
Total funds available for both CDBG and HOME: $3,307,980 �
At the special CDBGAB Commission meeting of February 11, 2004, the following recommendations for �
funding were made: �
CDBG Administration: $ 350,000 �
Fair Housing Foundation 17, 990 �
Section 108 Payment 270,000 I
HOME Program 996 993 �
$1,634,983 TOTAL ALLOCATED
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As a result of the special meeting, the balance of $1,672,997 is available to fund the remaining �
proposals. Of this amount $303,395, can be used for public service activities, with $1,369,602 available ,
for Community Conservation. �
Attached for your use, are the list of Community Conservation and Public Service activities and worksheets.
These worksheets include the activities currently under consideration for funding. Please review this .
information and be prepare to finalize recommendations for the Community Conservation activities at the
March 3, 2004, meeting.
During the March 3, 2004, meeting, we expect to have approximately eight (8) service providers attend the
meeting with the intention to giving a 5 minute presentation on their programs. Recommendations for public �
service activities will be made at a special meeting of March 17, 2004. Please review your proposals and if i
you have any questions prior to the meeting, or need additional information, please feel free to call me at
(310) 603-0220, extension 269. ,
Thank you.
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� �� Amount Available: $ 996,933
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; The HOME Investment partnership Act (HOME) was established to:
' Exp�and the supply of decent affordable housing programs;
� Build state and local capacity to carry out affordable housing programs
Provide for coordinated assistance and participants in the development of
affordable low income housing; �
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Eligible activities under HOME include: �
• Land Acquisition ,
• New Construction
. Site Improvements
. Neighborhood Revitalization
, • Rehabilitation
• Tenant Based Rental Assistance �
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HOME program staff has prepared the attached application and information for your review. i
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Requested Amount Commission Council ,
Recommendation: Recommendation
$ 69,693 Administration $ 69,693 $ _
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$ 10� ,548 CHODO $ 104,548 $ .
$ 822,692 Housing Programs $822,692 $ I
MEMORANDUM
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DATE: February 25, 2004
T0: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Advisory Board Commission �
FROM: Annette Potts, Deputy Director of Administrative Services �
SUBJECT: HOME PROGRAM ALLOCATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS �
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2004-2005 I
The City of Lynwood has received HUD's final albcation amounts for the HOME Program. The final �
allocation is $696,993, which is an increase from the $695,000 that was originally proposed. The difference �
between the amounts result in a$1,993 increase to the fiscal year 2004 allocation. In addition, when !
reviewing the program allocations on the HOME proposal, we found a few discrepancies in the calculations. i
Therefore, Housing is currently correcting their proposal to include the adjustments and will be submitted the !
corrected copy at the March 3, 2004, meeting. Attached is the cover sheet to replace the original in your i
booklet.
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Please remove the HOME program proposal in your booklet and replace it with the corrected copies, upon j
receipt. �
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If you should have any questions or need additional infortnation, please call me at (310) 603-0220, i
eztension 269.
Thank you. �
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� CDBG Regulations allow for a wide range of public service activities, including but not
I limited to: job training; crime prevention; childcare; health services; substances abuse
services (counseling and treatment); and recreational services
(• Attached ar i applications for the projects listed below: ;
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� Amount Commission
Proiect Name Reouested Recommendation �
L, Lynwood�Senior Citizen Program $ 150,155 $ I
. 2. Lynwood Crossing Guards $200,000 $ '
3. Lynwood After school Playground $159,062 $ �
� 4. � Lynwood Natatorium-Eutended Hrs. $ 85,989 $ ,
THE ABOVE ACTIVITIES ARE OPERATED BY CITY OF LYNWOOD STAFF �
5. Southem Califomia Rehab. $ 5,000 $ � .
6. Teen Challenge � $ 20,000 $ � '
7. Geter Foundation $ 30,750 $ � !
8. Drive by Agony $ 23,000 $ 4 '
9. Domino's Early Learning $ 20,000 $ �
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10. Project Impact $ 60,000 $ - t
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11. Healthy Initiative (St. Francis) $ 40 � $ � I �
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13. Truevine Outreach $ 25,000 $ ,
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14. RAPESAFE I $ 18,000 $ � � '
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15.Positive Ima�e $ 28,500 $ �
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16.Lynwood Athletics Community $ 35,000 $
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; Community Conservation includes activities such as public
� improvements housing rehabilitation, code enforcement, and economic �
� development. Attached we have provided copies of applications for
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REQUESTED RECOMMENDATION
Code Enforcement $ 577,098 $
Street Improvements $2,779,000 $
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Senior Center $ 1,000,000 $
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: february 25, 2004
T0: Community Development Btock Grant (CDBG)
Advisory Board Commission
FROM: Annette Potts, Deputy Director of Administrative Services
SUBJECT: REQUESTED AMENDMENT TO THE
DOMINO'S EARLY LEARNIN� ACADEMY PROGRAM
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2004-2005
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Attached is a copy of the requested amendment to the Domino's Early Learning Academy proposal,
submitted February 17, 2004. �
Domino's is requesting that their request for CDBG funding be increased from $20,000 to $60,000, and that (
an addition service component to the services listed in the proposal. The additional service will be a
Juvenile Diversion component.
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It is requested that the CDBGAB Commission accept or deny this request. If the new proposals is accepted, I
it will be reviewed and discussed at the March 3, 2004, meeting. i
If you have any questions, or need additional information, please call me at (310) 603-0220, e�ension 269. �
Thank you. �
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