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Home My Public Portal About84-038 (04-17-84)RESOLUTION N0. 84-38 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWUOD CONCERNING THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM FUR YEAR X (1984-85) WHEREAS, the City entered into an agreement with the County of Los ~i Angeles on November 10, 1981 regarding cooperation in undertaking activities authorized by the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended; and WHEREAS, the City has complied with citizen participation process requirements through a public hearing held on April 4, 1984; and WHEREAS, the City must now prepare, approve and submit required documentation so that the County may compile its annual application for CDBG funds, NOW ,THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows: Section 1. That all documentation required of the City by the County and by the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the prepara- tion of an annual application for $1,079,000 of CDBG funding be prepared. Section 2. That the draft statement of Community Development objectives, attached hereto as Exhibit A is approved and adopted as the City's final statement. Section 3. That the Mayor, City Manager, and Community Development Director be authorized to execute any required documentation for the Year X application and any CDBG projects' implementation. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 17th day of April 1984. ~~ E. L. MO IS, Mayor City of Lynwood ATTEST: O~ , )~1 ANDREA L. HOOP ER, City Cl rk APPROVED AS TO FORM: City Attorney APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: JACK SLGAL, H ing~C Development rector STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ss. ~°=1 J I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and adapted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular meeting held on the 17th day of April 1984. AYES: COUNCILMEN BYORK, HENNING, ROWE, THOMPSON, MORRIS NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE ~, .; ,; r FY. 1984-85 CITY OF LYNWOOD P'ROP'OSED S"fATENEPlT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOF'i°IENT OB,JECTI4'ES The proposed Statement of Community I'ievelopment Objectives is as follows: A. COMI°IUIVITY COhlSERVATION GOAL.: Enable people to live in a safe, decent and sanitary environment. OBJECTIVES: 1. Provide financing for housing rehabilitation programs. 2. Provide free minor interior and e::terior house repairs, including energy conservation activities for low and moderate income household:?. _. Increase the availability of rebates and affordable rehabilitation loans in declining neighborhoods from public and private organizations. 4. Develop or e;;pand code enforcement programs ..and eliminate or prevent blighted conditions, B. NOl1SING F'RODUCfION GOAL: Improve the housing opportunities far persons of low anrJ moderate income. OBJECTIVES: i. Provide financing for housing produr_tion activities (i. e., off-site improvementsi to assist private developers in building low-cost units. C. NEIGHBORHOOD DF_VELOF'h1ENT GOAL: Provide for the orderly growth and development of a specific area. OBJECTIVES: i. Develop and implement redevelopment plans for selected areas. ~. Implement various activities such as: - Infrastructure, development and improvement. - Development/e::pansion of Indus±rial land use. i - Development of commercial properties. - Acquisition of properties, - Clearance, demolition and relocation. - Street and alley widening and reconstruction. - Rehabilitation of substandard properties. D. COMMUNITY BUSINESS REVITALIZATTQN GOAL: Improve and e:;pand essential community bt.~siness activities and redur_e unemployment. OBJECTIVES: 1. Utilize e:;isting legal and financial service mer_hanisms associated with the revitalization of economic development. ~. Create new jobs within Commercial Industrial Revitalization areas with at least 51"/. of these new jobs guaranteed to low and moderate income residents, while also E^eeping in mind provisions for upgrading skill levels and es:panding economic opportunities to these groups. °_+. Assist local qualifying businesses to obtain loan guarantees or interest subsidies, etc., for the purposes of land acgttisitien, interior/e>:terior rehabilitation, wor~;ing capital, and technical and management assistance. 4. Encourage the development of conveniently located retail commercial activities which will provide goods and services essential to the needs of the local residents. v. Provide the public improvements deemed necessary for the delivery of essential services, especially where such public goods and services are absent, inadequate or lacking. 6. Provide and coordinate the provision of technical and/or financial assistance to small and minority businesses andior potential community entrepreneurs. E. PUBLIC WORk:S GOAL: Construct/reconstruct pu6li.c buildings and infrastructure. ~1 1. Acquire, construct, reconstruct, or install public j(I worts, facilities, and site or other improvements -- including neighborhood facilities, centers for the handicapped, senior centers, historic properties, utilities, streets, street lights, water and sewer facilities, faandations and platforms fnr air rights sites, pedestrian mall and walkways, parF:s. playgrounds, recreational facilities, solid ,waste disposal facilities recycling or c_onversinn facilities, and fire protection services and facilities. 2. Provide adequate ramps and other fi;,tures to remove architectural barriers which restrict the mobility and accessab.ility of elderly and handicapped persons. F. PUPLIC SERVICES COAL: Improve public services and facilities. OBJECTIVES: 1. Provide public services, including but not limited i:o those concen~ed with employment, r_rime prevention, r_hild care, health, drug, abuse, education, energy conservation, welfare or recreational needs. 2. Implement graffiti removal programs. v++. Provide fair housing counseling and guidance, transportation, legal and referral services. G. PLANNING, AND ADNI~~;ISTRATION GOAL: Develop the planning capacity to implement ±he objectives listed for program categories A through F. 1. Develop an application for CDBi3 f~_+nds i.n consort with an approved Housing A~s_>i.s'tanr_e Flan. 2. Develop a polir_y planning managemen± capacity to include: ` a. Comm~_+nity Development Objectives. b. F'raorams and activities to meet the objectives. c. F'r-ogress evaluations of such programs. d. Management coordination, and monitoring o+ program activities. e. Carrying cai.+t a fair hausiny program. .-. Provide reasonable administrative costs and carrying charges-related to planning and e::ec~.+tion of r_ommunity development and ho~_!sing activities. 4. Provide information and reso!_irces 'to residents of areas in wt~ieh i:0i7iaiurit:y deveiopment and housing activities are to be implemented. v. Implement a proced!.are to effectively manage program income. 6. Maintain an appropriate financial management system in accordance with federal, coi-!nty and local requirements. PROJECTED ACTIVITIES Consistent with the above objectives and the U. S. Department. of t-lo~..!sing and Urban Development Reoulations governing the Flock: Grant Program, the activities which may be implemented include, but are not limited tn, the following: Economic Development and Commercial Revitalization (new project) Residential Rehabilitation Projects icontinuation of prior years' projects) Code Enforcement Program (continuation of prior years" projects) Public Service Projects (new proiectsi Public Worl< F'roiects (new projer_ts7 Administration of Community Development. and Housing Activities 4 ~^ F'ro1ect_Name Code Enforcement Residential Rehabilitation Economic Development. Public Warks r F'I-rblir_ Services Planningand Administration F'roject_Lar-ati-cn F'r,oject_Ameunt City Wide ~130,i1O~i.i;i1 City Wide #363,94?.~I~I(8) C.T. 5418, PG 48<b ~.= 18, ~?54.00 (9) C.T. 5400, PG .'_ 32, 00<i. UtI C.T. 541.1: and 5405 C.T. °,40'd, E+~ 7 1p{-1,~1~>ir.~ril C.T. 5402, 54.13 ~: b4V5 1i10,n0iI.0i1 C.T. 5402, 5403 8< 54i>5 10it, ilitp. 00 C.T. 540', PG 4 25, Oi-til. 00 C.T. 54115, P6 5 .+95,Uiic?.Oi/ !Peach St.) City Wide 30,i;i/ti,~ii1 C.T. 54112, Etr 4 3U.OOil,ilil Cite Wide 107,1100.00 IrIndicates anticipated carryover of funds from Years 8 tS363,94U) and 9 ($443,054), respectively. 13: F'RSTCDOR (D-1 1 ) 5