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and develop a compliance infrastructure of local agencies. ACLPPP applied under the FY 2005 <br /> SuperNOFA. for funds to continue the Lead Hazard Control Grant Program and Healthy Homes <br /> Demonstration Project and is seeking out additional resources, opportunities and partnerships to <br /> support the:2010 goal. <br /> The Housing and Community Development Department conducts lead-based paint inspections on <br /> tenant-based rental assistance for HOME and HOPWA units built before 1978 on an annual basis..Units <br /> that are managed by the Alameda County Housing Authority also conduct lead inspections as a part of <br /> the Housing Quality Standard (HQS) Inspections for all Shelter Plus Care participants. Lead-based paint <br /> inspections would also take place for any homeownership programs administered by HOME, CDBG, <br /> Alameda County Housing Trust Fund and Redevelopment funding. Each HOME jurisdiction also has its <br /> own lead-based paint inspection program and requirement that are in compliance with HUD regulations. <br /> Starting in 2010, the City of Pleasanton began to routinely compile lead paint data for each new <br /> residential rehabilitation project processed through the Housing Rehabilitation Program (administered <br /> by Neighborhood Solutions), including assumed lead present, lead safe work practices followed,testing,. <br /> abatement,and clearance test performed. <br /> Actions planned to reduce the number of poverty-level families <br /> The majority of programs that are aimed at addressing poverty are coordinated at the County level. For <br /> example, the Section 8 housing subsidy voucher program is coordinated in Pleasanton through the <br /> Housing Authority of Alameda County (HACA) and is an essential piece of the anti-poverty strategy <br /> countywide. In FY 2014,the City will continue to consider supporting requests by residents of subsidized <br /> housing complexes serving families,seniors,and the disabled to receive additional rent subsidies. <br /> As described earlier, the City of Pleasanton, in collaboration with the City of Livermore and Abode <br /> Services (formerly Tri City Homeless Coalition), implemented a Housing Scholarship Program for Tri- <br /> Valley residents in FY 1999. The program was modeled on the City of Fremont's successful program. <br /> Administration of the program by Abode Services is being funded through City of Pleasanton funds and <br /> by other sources mobilized by Abode. Rent subsidies are being funded by each local jurisdiction using <br /> federal HOME funds. As noted in the preceding table,the City will apply City General Funds and Lower <br /> Income Housing Funds to provide case management services to program clients in P1 2014.Tenant rent <br /> subsidies will be provided using HOME funds. <br /> In 1996, the City of Pleasanton established an Economic Vitality Committee (formerly known as the <br /> Economic Development Advisory Commission), or EVC, to promote economic development in <br /> Pleasanton. A new staff position of Economic Vitality Manager was created in 1994. This individual <br /> currently works to coordinate the efforts of the EVC,which works closely with the Pleasanton Chamber <br /> of Commerce and the Pleasanton Convention and Visitors Bureau to promote increased economic <br /> development and community job retention. <br /> The City of Pleasanton has had a high degree of success in recent years attracting new retail commercial, <br /> office,and industrial development. Oracle recently completed a major five-story building as an addition <br /> to its existing campus in Hacienda Business Park. Kaiser Permanente plans a significant expansion to its <br /> Annual Action Plan 33 <br /> 2014(DRAFT) <br /> OMB Control No:2506-0117(exp.07/31/2015) <br />