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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
ADVISORY BOARD — COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
MONDAY AUGUST 7, 1995
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KENNETH ALFORD
CHAIRPERSON
MARGARET ARAUJO
VICE CHAIRPERSON
BLANCA CHAVIRA
COMMISSIONER
DONALD PRIMMER
COMMISSIONER
OPENING CEREMONIES:
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. FLAG SALUTE
C. ROLL CALL
D. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING
E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
JULY 12, 1995
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1. PROPOSED CHILD CARE GRANT PROGRAM
2. LOAN REVIEW COMMITTEE
A. SUBORDINATION REVIEW
B. GRANTS, LOANS REVIEW
G. STAFF ORALS
H. BOARD ORALS
I. ADJOURNMENT
LAURA BYRD
COMMISSIONER
CONSTANCE FRANKLIN
COMMISSIONER
MARSHA WILLIAMS
COMMISSIONER
Adjourn to the next regularly scheduled meeting at 6:00 p.m. in
the Council Chambers of Lynwood City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road,
Lynwood, California.
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
CHILD CARE GRANT APPLICATION
Answer all questions which are applicable to your project as specifically as possible and
attach the required documentation.
1. GENERAL INFORMATION:
Name of Organization.
Address:
Telephone Number-
Contact Person.
Federal I.D Number
City of Lynwood Business License Number
State of California License Number
Program Objective:
Proposed use of funds:
Total number of persons to be served by this project in Lynwood.
Was this project previously funded with CDBG funds?
2. CERTIFICATION:
The undersigned hereby certifies that:
1 The information contained in this application is complete and accurate.
2. The applicant shall comply with all Federal and City policies and
requirements affecting the CDBG Program.
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
NOTE.
DATE
PLEASE ATTACH COPIES OF CITY BUSINESS LICENSE, STATE CHILD CARE
PROVIDERS LICENSE, GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE. FAILURE TO
SUBMIT THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION WILL RESULT IN
DISQUALIFICATION OF YOUR REQUEST
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
BY:
SUBJECT:
PURPOSE
August 3, 1994
Community Development Block Grant Advisory Board
Alfretta Earnest, Finance Director
Annette Clark, HCD Manager
CHILDCARE GRANT PROGRAM
The purpose of this item is to request that the Community
Development Block Grant Advisory Board Commission, review and
recommend to approve the attached Child Care Grant Program
guidelines, and application.
BACKGROUND
On May 2, 1995, as part of the City's new Consolidated Plan, the
City Council, approved an allocation in the amount of $21,457.00,
for the purpose of creating a Child Care Grant Program.
The Child Care Grant was created to provide financial assistance
to child care providers in the City of Lynwood. The Grant is
being proposed to reimburse cost for program administration and
materials such as educational videos( i.e. Hooked on Phonics,
misc. learning programs etc.), reading and writing materials,'
(i.e. paper, pencisl, paints, books etc.)
ANALYSIS
In an effort to create a CDBG eligible activity, staff consulted
with the HUD representative. As a result, staff has prepared the
attached program guidelines and application for your review and
consideration.
Staff respectively requests that the CDBG Commission hear
comments from the public and Child Care Providers and after
receiving input make a recommendation to approve the Child Care
Program, guidelines, and application.
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LYNWOOD CHILD CARE GRANT
PROGRAM
These general guidelines have been prepared to assist the City of
Lynwood child care providers in the City of Lynwood uderstanding
how the Child Care Grant Program will operate and what
qualifications must be met by an applicant to receive a Grant.
PROGRAM PURPOSE AND BACKGROUND
The Lynwood Child Care Grant Program was established by the City
Council of the City of Lynwood as a means to assist the community
in improving it's child care services. The program is intended
to subsidize cost for childcare educational materials. A total
of $1,000 is available for allocation to qualified subrecipients
under this Program.
The Program is funded with the City's Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) Funds, a Federally funded program, which allows the
City to allocate funds for public service activities, such as
child care. '
PROGRAM ASSISTANCE
The Program will provide grants up to a maximum amount of $1,000,
to qualifying childcare providers located in the City of Lynwood.
The Grant may only be used to purchase educational materials for
use .of the child care facility. Purchase of equipment (i.e.
Jungle Gyms, Computers, bicycles, toys, etc.), furnishings and
personal property is not an eligible activity.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Child Care providers must be located in the City of Lynwood and
meet the criteria outlined as follows:
- Current State Childcare License
- Lynwood Business License
- Minimum operation of one (1) year
- Benefit to low income Lynwood residents (60% of participants)
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- Provide child care services to any Lynwood resident
- *Participation cannot be excluded based upon religion
*Note: CDBG assistance may be used for eligible public services
provided by religious entity, where the entities, enters into an
agreement with the City regarding discrimination provisions and
provides no religious instruction or counseling, conducts no
religious worship or services, and the facility where services
are provided contains no religious symbols or decorations (HUD
Regulations 570.200(j) Constitutional prohibition).
DESCRIPTION OF ASSISTANCE
The Childcare Grant Program offers grants to qualifying childcare
providers in the amount of $1,000. These funds may be used to
purchase the following:
1. Reading and writing materials, (i.e. paper,
pencils, paints, books, etc.)
2. Educational Videos (i.e., Hooked on Phonics,
misc. learning programs, etc.)
Any State approved educational package.
REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
ELIGIBILITY /GRANT APPROVAL:
A. Childcare providers must meet the minimum criteria above.
No child care providers who are employees or officers (elected or
appointed) of the City of Lynwood who exercise any functions or
responsibilities in connection with the administration of the
Child Care Grant Program shall be eligible for assistance.
B. Childcare providers must submit a program application
(provided by City), along with a Proposed use of Funds and a Cost
Estimate for the materials requested. City staff will review the
application package and inform the child care provider of their
eligibility within 45 days of receiving application.
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C. Should the City receive more eligible applications than can
be funded, grants will be considered on a first come first serve
basis. All application must be submitted prior to the
application deadline to be considered.
D. Eligible Child Care providers may be awarded a Grant for an
amount not to exceed $1,000, to reimburse cost for learning and
educational materials as long as program funds are available.
GRANT AGREEMENT
Childcare provider will be required to sign Grant /Participation
Agreement which will include the Grant amount and specify the use
of funds.
Childcare provider must submit proof of purchase of educational/
learning materials in order to receive reimbursement for those
costs.
Once materials have been purchased, City staff will visit the
site to assure that materials are in use.
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Cit of LYNWOOD
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11330 BULLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(310) 603 -0220
LYNWOOD CHILD CARE GRANT
PROGRAM
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These general guidelines have been prepared to assist the City of
Lynwood child care providers in the City of Lynwood uderstanding
how the Child Care Grant Program will operate and what
qualifications must be met by an applicant to receive a Grant
PROGRAM PURPOSE AND BACKGROUND
The Lynwood Child Care Grant Program was established by the City
Council'of the City of Lynwood as a means to assist the community
in improving it's child care services. The program is intended
to subsidize cost for childcare educational materials. A total
of $1,500 is available for allocation to qualified subrecipients
under this Program.
The Program is funded with the City's Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) Funds, a Federally funded program, which allows the
City to allocate funds for public service activities, such as
child care.,
PROGRAM ASSISTANCE
The Program will provide grants up to a maximum amount of $1,500,
to qualifying childcare providers located in the City of Lynwood
The Grant may only be used to purchase educational materials for
use of the child care facility. Purchase of equipment (i.e
Jungle Gyms, Computers, bicycles, toys, etc.), furnishings and
personal property is not an eligible activity.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Child Care providers must be located in the City of Lynwood and
meet the criteria outlined as follows:
Current State Childcare License
- Lynwood Business License
Minimum operation of one (1) year
Benefit to low income Lynwood residents (60°1 of participants)
Provide child care services to any Lynwood resident
- *Participation cannot be excluded based upon religion
*Note: CDBG assistance may be used for eligible public services
provided by religious entity, where the entities, enters into an
agreement with the City regarding discrimination provisions and
provides no religious instruction or counseling, conducts no
religious worship or services, and the facility where services
are provided contains no religious symbols or decorations (HUD
Regulations 570.200(j) Constitutional prohibition).
DESCRIPTION OF ASSISTANCE
The Childcare Grant Program offers grants to qualifying childcare
providers in the amount of $1,500. These funds may be used to
purchase the following:
1. Reading and writing materials, (i.e. paper,
pencils, paints, books, etc.)
2 Educational Videos (i e., Hooked on Phonics,
misc. learning programs, etc.)
3. Any State approved educational package.
GRANT REIMBURSEMENT ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
The Childcare Grant program will reimburse eligible childcare
providers for up to a maximum of $1,500, for eligibile
educational learning materials. Materials are only for the use
of the child care facility. Purchase of equipment (i.e. Jungle
Gyms, Computers, Bicycles, toys, etc.), furnishing and personal
propety are not eligible reimbursement items. Examples of
eligible educational materials include, but are not limited to:
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1. Reading Materials
- Books
- Cue /Flash Cards
2. Writing Materials
- Pencils, Markers, Pens
- Paper
- Paint Easel
- Paints, Paint Brushes
- Chalk Board and Chalk
3.' Educational Videos
- Hooked on Phonics
- Reading is Fundamental
- Pre - school (introductory) Computer Programs
4. Learning Material (Motor Skills)
- Puzzles
- Building Blocks
5. Any State Approved Educational Package
6 Any other eligible educational learning materials
Approved materials should be considered to provide training,
direction, instruction, guidance, information and knowledge to
program participants, thereby enriching the child's development
in mental and motor skills.
PROCESSING REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
ELIGIBILITY /GRANT APPROVAL:
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A Childcare providers must meet the minimum criteria above.
No child care providers who are employees or officers (elected or
appointed) of the City of Lynwood who exercise any functions or
responsibilities in connection with the administration of the
Child Care Grant Program shall be eligible for assistance
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B. Childcare providers must submit a program application
(provided by City), along with a Proposed Use of Funds and a Cost
Estimate for the materials requested. City staff will review the
application package and inform the child care provider of their
eligibility within 45 days of receiving application.
C. Should the City receive more eligible applications than can
be funded, .grants will be considered on a first come first serve
basis All application must be submitted prior to the
application deadline to be considered.
D. Eligible Child Care providers may be awarded a Grant for an
amount not to exceed $1,000, to reimburse cost for learning and
educational materials as long as program funds are available.
GRANT AGREEMENT
Childcare provider will be required to sign Grant /Participation
Agreement which will include the Grant amount and specify the use
of funds
Childcare provider must submit proof of purchase of educational/
learning materials in order to receive reimbursement for those
costs.
Once materials have been purchased, City staff will visit the
site to assure that materials are in use.
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Action Plan
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G. ALLOCATION SUMMARY:
(FISCAL YEAR 1995 -96)
1995/96 CDBG Allocation. $ 2,153,000 00
Program Income 400,000 00
1994 Reallocation. 12,486 00
CDBG Carryover 450,000 00
HOME Program funds 481,000 00
TOTAL ALLOCATION $ 3,496,486.00
Project Name Proposed
Allocation 95/96
I CDBG Administration.
$400,000
2. Residential Rehab
400,000
3 Code Enforcement
195,000
4 Section 108 Pmt.
339,800
5 Street Improvements
245,864
6 Public Facility
750,000
7 LEDA
300,000
8 ADA Improvements
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$2,630,664
9 PUBLIC SERVICES (15% of grant allocation)
a. Truevine Homeless Men Prg.
b Project Impact
c. St. Francis
d. Extended Pool Hrs.
e. Drive By Agony.
f Lynwood Senior Program
g. Crossing Guards
h. Genesys Youth &
Community Service
i. Library
j. New Testament Day Care
k. Afterschool Playground
Program
Citv of Lynwood
HUD Consolidated Plan
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$10,000
10,000
13,428
40,000
15,000
26,857
130,000
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10,000
69,937
Draft
,March, 1995
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I. Teen challenge
m. Mona Community Ser
n. Lynwood Boxing
o Ashe Tennis Program
p. Craver Day Care
q. Mitchell Day Care
10 HOME Program
PROGRAM/PROJECT TOTALS
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10,000
10,000
9,600
10,000
10,000
10,000
$384,822
$481,000
$3,496,486
City of Lynwood
HUD Consolidated Plan
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Draft
.March 1995
i i�ting s Dropr —A Proie #.
Project ID /
Local Code
Project Title and Description
Activity Code/Title /Citation
Funding Sources
Proposed
Accomplishments
1
CDBG Program Administration
21A
CDBG $
384,424
0
General Program Administration /
HOME $
0
To provide overall CDBG program oversight,
570.206
ESG $
0
management, monitoring, and coordination.
HOPWA $
0
SUBTOTAL. $
384,424
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
PHA Funding $
0
Helps the homeless?
No
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
TOTAL. $
384,424
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
prior ear Money?
Yes
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, CA
2
Lynwood Natatorium Rehabilitation
03F
CDBG $
750,000
37,786 People (General)
Parks, Recreational Facilities /
HOME $
0
Undertake the most urgently needed repairs
570.201(c)
ESG $
0
to bring open portions of the building closed
HOPWA $
0
for safety reasons, and provide earthquake
SUBTOTAL: $
750,000
retrofitting allowing full use of the facility
PHA Funding $
0
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
TOTAL: $
750,000
Helps the homeless?
No
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
Prior Year Money?
Yes
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CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: None
Location: ADDRESS
3770 Martin Luther King Blvd., Lynwood, CA
' istir^ ^' Pro --- ^d Pr ^ ; ^ °.ts
Project ID /
Local Code Project Title and Description
Activity Code/Title /Citation Funding Sources
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Proposed
Accomplishments
3 HOME Program (New Construction) -
To develop 30 affordable detached 2 -, 3 -,
and 4- bedroom single - family homes.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: None
Location: CITY WIDE
12
Construction of Housing
Yes
No
No
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL:$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL: $
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Prior Year Money?
0 30 Housing Units
360,750
0
0
360,750
0
0
360,750
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4 HOME Administration
Provide overall HOME Program oversight,
management, monitoring, and coordination
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: None
Location: CITY WIDE
19A
HOME Admin /Planning costs of PJ
(not part of 5% Admin.cap)
Yes
No
No
CDBG $
0 0 Housing Units
HOME $
48,100
ESG $
0
HOPWA $
0
SUBTOTAL: $
48,100
PHA Funding $
0
Assisted Hsg $
0
TOTAL: $
48,100
Prior Year Money?
No .
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Local Code Project Title and Description Activity Code /Title /Citation Funding Sources
6 Code Enforcement
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CDBG $
195,000
Code Enforcement / 570.202(c)
HOME $
0
Identify and correct various residential and
Principal /Interest
ESG $
0
commercial code violations located in low
HOPWA $
0
income block groups of census tracts 5400,
SUBTOTAL: $
195,000
5401.01, 5401.02, 5402, 5403, 5405, 5417,
PHA Funding $
0
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
Assisted Hsg $
0
and 5418. Concentration on residential
No
TOTAL: $
195,000
complaints, nuisance abatements and
No
TOTAL. $
339,800
violations
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Prior Year Money?
No
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
Prior Year Money?
No
Helps the homeless?
No
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: None
Location: CITY WIDE
7 Section 108 Loan Program
19F
CDBG $
339,800
Repayments of Section 108 Loan
HOME $
0
Principal /Interest
ESG $
0
Principal and interest repayments of Section
108 Loan.
HOPWA $
0
SUBTOTAL: $
339,800
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
PHA Funding $
0
Helps the homeless?
No
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
TOTAL. $
339,800
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Prior Year Money?
No
Subrecipient: None
Location: CITY WIDE
Proposed
Accomplishments
33,494 Households
(General)
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Project lu /
Local Code Project Title and Description
Listing or vroposea vroiects
Activity CoderTitle /Citation Funding Sources
Proposed
Accomplishments
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Residential Rehabilitation
Provides rehabilitation assistance in the
form of deferred payment loans and grants
to low /mod income residents to assist in
providing safe, sanitary housing and suitable
living environment. This includes
emergency grants and senior citizen grants.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: None
Location: CITY WIDE
Residential Street Reconstruction Program
Reconstruction of deteriorated streets
located in low /moderate income areas
throughout the City
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: None
Location: ADDRESS
14A
Rehab; Single -Unit Residential /
570.202
CDBG
$
HOME
$
ESG
$
HOPWA
$
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA'Funding $
Assisted Hsg
$
TOTAL.
$
No
No
No
03K
Street Improvements/ 570.201(c)
No
No
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Priorl'ear Money?
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL. $
Prior Year Money?
400,000
0
0
0
400,000
0
0
400,000
Yes
245,864
0
0
0
245,864
0
0
245,864
No
33 Households (General)
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8,384 Households
(General)
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Cedar Street, Lynwood, CA
Norton Street, Lynwood, CA
Copeland Street, Lynwood, CA
Virginia Street, Lynwood, CA
Project ID /
Local Code
10
11
Project Title and Description
Plum Street, Lynwood, CA
Lynwood Entrepreneur Development
Academy
Provide business development services and
activities for over 50 small businesses in
Lynwood; including lectures, workshops,
and training to foster new businesses,
increase employment opportunities, and
improve /expand existing businesses.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
I istimp If Pror—d Prniprfs
Activity Code/Title /Citation
05
Employment Training / 570.201(e)
Funding Sources
CDBG $
300,000
HOME $
0
ESG $
0
HOPWA $
0
SUBTOTAL: $
300,000
PHAfunding$
0
Assisted Hsg $
0
TOTAL: $
300,000
No Prior Year.Money? No
No
No
570.208(a)(4) - LOW /MOD JOBS
BENEFIT
2555 Industry Way, Suite C, Lynwood, CA
New Testament Child Care
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Child Care Services / 570.201(e)
CDBG $
10,000
HOME $
0
ESG $
0
HOPWA $
0
SUBTOTAL: $
10,000
PHA Funding $
0
Assisted Hsg $
0
TOTAL: $
10,000
Proposed
Accomplishments
0 People (General)
20 Youth
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Provide child care services to low and
moderate income residents.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
No
No
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
11822 Atlantic Blvd., Lynwood, CA
Prior Year Money? No
Listing of Pronosed Projects
Project ID I Proposed y
Local Code Project Title and Description Activity Code/Title/Citation Funding Sources Accomplishments
12 Mitchell Family Day Care
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CDBG $
10,000 10 Youth
Child Care Centers / 570.201(c)
HOME $
0
ESG $
0
Provides day care for children from 0 to 13
HOPWA $
0
years old, and up tp IB years old for children
SUBTOTAL. $
10,000
who are physically or mentally
PHA Funding $
0
incapacitated.
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
TOTAL. $
10,000
Helps the homeless?
No
Prior Year Money?
No
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
,
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204 '
Location: ADDRESS
12220 South Thorson Avenue, Lynwood,
CA
13 Carver Family Day Care.
03
CDBG $
10,000 12 Youth
Child Care Centers % 570.201(c)
HOME $
0
Provide day care for school age children
ESG' $
0
HOPWA $
0
with and without special needs as well as
SUBTOTAL. $
10,000
help for pregnant teens who want to stay in
PHA Funding $
0
school.
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
TOTAL: $
10,000
Helps the homeless?
No
Prior Year Money?
No
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT,
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
12204 South Thorson Avenue, Lynwood,
CA
Project ID I
Local Code Project Title and Description
;stin^ ^' Prop—d Pr ^i ^ ?s
Activity CodelTitlelCitation
Funding Sources
14 After - School Playground Program
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CDBG $
69,937
ESG $
Youth Services/ 570.201(e)
HOME $
0
Provides after - school recreational activities
ESG $
0
at elementary schools. Activities include
PHA Funding $
HOPWA $
0
arts, crafts, various sports, and special trips.
Helps prevent homelessness?
SUBTOTAL: $
69,937
Helps the homeless?
No
PHA Funding $
0
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps the homeless?
No
TOTAL: $
69,937
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
Prior Year Money?
No
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: None
Location: CITY WIDE
Proposed
Accomplishments
4,375 Youth
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05
CDBG $
Youth Services/ 570.201(e)
HOME $
Provide support and guidance in the areas
ESG $
of juvenile diversions, counseling, school
HOPWA $
dropout prevention, job training and
SUBTOTAL. $
placement, and parent education.
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
TOTAL: $
Helps the homeless?
No
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
Prior Year Money?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
10,000 50 Households (General)
0
0
0
10,000
.0
0
10,000
No
2610 Industry Way, Lynwood, CA
Project ID /
Local Code Project Title and Description
' ;stin- - `Prof -- - d "Pr - - 's
Activity Code/Title /Citation
Funding Sources
Proposed,
Accomplishments
16 St. Francis Program for Non - Compliant
Children
Provide behavior modification to Lynwood
boys, ages 8 to 12, who are on the verge of
anti - social behavior which may lead to
violent gang membership.
Helps prevent homelessness ?'.
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
05
Youth Services / 570.201(e)
No.-
No
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
CDBG '
$
HOME
$
ESG
$
HOPWA
$
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
- TOTAL: --
$
Prior Year Money?
13,428. 12 Youth
0
0.
0
13,428
0
0
13,428
Subrecipient: Non- Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
3630 Imperial Highway, Lynwood, CA
17, Lynwood Natatorium Extended Hours
Provide additional use of City swimming
facility by extending hours of operation.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
05
Public Services (General) /
570.201(e)
No
No
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: None
Location: ADDRESS
3798 Martin Luthre King Drive, Lynwood, CA
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL: $
Prior Year Money?
T
40,000 2,625 Households
0 (General)
0
0
40,000
0
0
40,000
No
•
•
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Project ID !
Local Code
M
19
Project Title and Description
isun^ — vrorn—a rrn —ts
Activity Code /Title /Citation
I
Funding Sources
t
Proposed .
Accomplishments
Lynwood Crossing Guards Program
05
CDBG $
130,000
8,000 Youth
Youth Services/ 570.201(e)
HOME $
0
Provide crossing guard activities at local
ESG $
0
elementary schools to ensure safe street
HOPWA $
0
SUBTOTAL: $
130,000
crossing of Lynwood youth.
PHA Funding $
0
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps the homeless?
No
TOTAL: $
130,000 .
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
+
Prior Year Money?
No
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW/MOD AREA
.
BENEFIT
Subrecipienh None
Location: CITY WIDE
Drive By Agony
051
CDBG $
15,000
30 People (General)
Crime Awareness / 570.201(e)
HOME $
0
Provides information and resources,
ESG $
0
HOP.WA $
0
counseling, and support services to victims
SUBTOTAL: $
15,000
of violent crimes and their families.
PHA Funding $
0
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
Assisted Hsg $
0
Helps the homeless?
No
TOTAL: $
15,000
.
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
Prior Year Money?
No
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
3100 Imperial Highway, Lynwood, CA
N
Project ID /
Local Code Project Title and Description
20 Senior Citizen Program
Provides expanded programs and services
to Lynwood senior citizens, such as
information and referral, food programs,
physical education programs, etc.
Helps prevent homelessness_?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation.
Subrecipient: None
Location: ADDRESS
I, istinn of Prop%+GPd PrniPrts
Activity Code /Title /Citation
05A
Senior Services / 570.201(e)
No
No
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
3798 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd., Lynwood, CA
21 Truevine Community Outreach Homeless
Persons Program
Provides shelter.as well as literacy program
and counseling to assist homeless men in
reentering society and in obtaining
employment.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
14513 Butler, Compton, CA
05
Public Services (General) /
570.201(e)
Yes
Yes
Yes
570.208(a)(1) - - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Funding Sources
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL. - $_
Prior Year Money?
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL:$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL. $
Prior Year Money?
Proposed
Accomplishments
26,857 3,500 Elderly
0
0
6
26,857
0
0'
26,857
No 1 •
10,000 12 People (General)
0
0
0
10,000
0
0
10,000
No
I istlnn of Prorn< ?d`Pfniorts
Project ID /
Local Code Project Title and Description Activity Code /Title /Citation Funding Sources
,
Proposed,
Accomplishments
22 Fair Housing Foundation
21
CDBG $
15,576
( Fair Housing Activities (subject to
HOME $
0
20% Admin. cap) l 570.206
ESG $
0
Provision of fair housing services and
counseling to all Lynwood residents.
HOPWA $
0
SUBTOTAL. $
15,576
Helps prevent homelessness?
Yes
PHA Funding $,
0
Helps the homeless?
No
Assisted Hsg $
1 0
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
TOTAL: $
15,57 6
CDBG National Objective Citation:
y
Prior Year Money?
No
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: CITY WIDE
23 Mona Boulevard Community Services, Inc.
Provides school tutoring in a
non- th ?eatening enviornment for middle
school and high school students.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
13204 Mona Blvd., Compton, CA
05
Youth Services / 570.201(e)
No
No
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL: $
Prior Year Money?
25 Households (General)'
n
LJ
10,000 50 Youth
0
0
0
10,000
0
0
10,000
i•re
0
Llstrnq of Proposeo Protects
Project ui /
Local Code Project Title and Description
Activity Code /Title /Citation Funding Sources
c..
Proposed
Accomplishments
24
Arthur Ashe Tennis Program
Creation of a recreational youth tennis
program for 6 -14 years old. The program
will introduce local at -risk youth to the
underrepresented sport of tennis.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation:
Subrecipient: None
Location: ADDRESS
05
Youth Services / 570.201(e)
No
No
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL. $
Prior Year Money?
Tennis Court, Mervyn M. Dymally Park, Lynwood, CA
25
Los Angeles Teen Challenge
Support for the Youth Gang Intervention
Program, including recreational activities,
guest speakers, music, and drama designed
to provide positive alternatives to gang
involvement and substance abuse.
Helps prevent homelessness?
Helps the homeless?
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
CDBG National Objective Citation.
Subrecipient: Non - Section 204
Location: ADDRESS
05
Youth Services / 570 201(e)
CDBG $
HOME $
ESG $
HOPWA $
SUBTOTAL.$
PHA Funding $
Assisted Hsg $
TOTAL. $
No
No Prior Year Money?
No
570.208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
10,000
0
0
0
10,000
0
0
10,000
No
10,000
0
0
0
10,000
0
0
10,000
OR
70 Youth
20 Youth
0
0
3156 Euclid Avenue, Lynwood, CA
Listinn of Prnnnsed Prnincts
Project ID I
Local Code Project Title and Description
Activity Code /Title /Citation
Funding Sources
-) - -�
Proposed
Accomplishments
26 Lynwood Boxing Program
05
CDBG $
9,600 100 Youth
Youth Services / 570201(e)
HOME $
0
A new program using the sport of boxing as
E SG $
0
away for young men to improve their
HOPWA $
0
physical conditioning and learn ,
SUBTOTAL: $
9,600
self - discipline. The program is designed as
PHA Funding $
0
an original and viable alternative to gang
Assisted Hsg $
0
and drug involvement.
TOTAL. $
9,600
Prior Year Money?
No
Helps prevent homelessness?
No
Helps the homeless?
No
Helps those with HIV or AIDS?
No
CDBG National Objective Citation:
570 208(a)(1) - LOW /MOD AREA
BENEFIT
Subrecipient: None
Location: ADDRESS
3100 E. Imperial Highway, Lynwood, CA
•
DATE April 27, 1995
TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
ADVISORY BOARD COMMISSION
FROM: Annette Clark, HCD Manager
SUBJECT: CANCELLATION OF REGULARLY SCHEDULED
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
ADVISORY BOARD COMMISSION MEETING
OF MAY 3, 1994
F RECEIVED
CITY OF LYNWOOD
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
WAY 2 1995
AM PM
7
a
The regularly scheduled CDBGAB Commission of May 3, 1995, has
been canceled.
The next regularly scheduled CDBGAB Commission meeting is June 7,
1995. In the case where a special meeting is needed, staff will
contact you to obtain a date of your availability.
If you should have any questions, please contact me at (310)
603 -0220, extension 269.
Thank you.