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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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5/6/2014
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15Y
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21A
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Commissioner Lopez questioned whether the$118,000 in LIHF could be increased to allow for <br /> the full$119,500 requested in funding. <br /> Commissioner Casey indicated that he thought there was approximately$16 million total in the <br /> Lower Income Housing Fund at the present time with$10 million of it being earmarked for the <br /> Kottinger Gardens project. <br /> Mr. Bolan advised the City typically does not pre-establish a targeted amount from the LIHF to <br /> be used to fund HHSG applications but rather the amount Is reviewed each year in conjunction <br /> with the applications that are received. <br /> Chairperson Welsh was advised by Mr. Erickson that most of the agencies did not receive 100% <br /> of their requested amounts in 2013. <br /> Commissioner Casey questioned whether any remaining HOME funds ate uncommitted. Mr. <br /> Erickson responded that the rationale In staffs overall recommendation is to ensure that all <br /> uncommitted HOME funds are committed as quickly as possible so that they do not revert to the <br /> County. He further advised that the challenge for the City is that the only a small amount of <br /> HOME funds are received each year and it is difficult for the City to accumulate enough funding <br /> to put toward a major project while still meeting timeliness guidelines and related requirements. <br /> Chairperson Welsh dosed the meeting for agency presentations at 7:45 p.m. <br /> Commissioner Mermelstein had questions pertaining to the impact of utilizing Lower Income <br /> Housing Funds. <br /> Commissioner Lopez suggested increasing the CRIL funding to the full amount requested <br /> ($14,494). <br /> Mr. Bocian advised Commissioner Casey that it might be possible to use kinds from the LIHF to <br /> meet some of the funding requests. Commissioner Casey indicated he was thinking of the <br /> possibility of agencies asking for a line of credit from the LIHF. Mr..Erickson suggested staff <br /> provide information to the Commission at a later meeting and Commissioner Casey agreed he <br /> would like staff to bring some recommendations to the Commission for consideration. <br /> Mr. Bocian discussed the City of Pleasanton's current policy on loans and monies going back <br /> into the program making more funds available. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Lopez, seconded by Commissioner Casey, <br /> recommending approval of the staff recommendation with the exception of CRIL being <br /> Increased to $14,494. <br /> ROLL CALL VOTE: <br /> AYES: Commissioners Casey, Lopez, Mermelstein; and Chairperson Welsh. <br /> NOES: None <br /> ABSENT: None <br /> ABSTAIN: None <br /> Page-4- <br />
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