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119 Community Access Television <br />Under City Ordinance No. 2013, Section 6.54.060 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code, the City <br />collects one percent (1%) of gross revenues from Cable Operators to support PEG (public, <br />educational and governmental) channel facilities. This fund accounts for collection of PEG <br />revenues and capital expenditures related to PEG channel facilities. <br />120 Downtown Economic Loan <br />This fund was established in FY 1995/96 to provide design and other assistance to <br />downtown merchants to improve their facades. Proposed expenditures in the future will be <br />loans to merchants. <br />122 Lower Income Housing Fund <br />This fund is a special revenue fund used to account for and report the proceeds of housing <br />in -lieu fees paid by developers of residential, commercial, and office property, as well as <br />revenue from the repayment of housing loans. These revenues are used to provide financial <br />assistance toward meeting the affordable housing guidelines detailed in the housing <br />element of the City's General Plan. <br />123 Community Development Block Grant <br />The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is funded through a federal <br />grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. CDBG funds must be <br />used for projects and activities that benefit at least 70 percent of low- income persons. <br />Eligible projects include capital improvements, housing rehabilitation, public services, and <br />economic development activities. <br />124 H.O.M.E. Program <br />The Housing Opportunities Made Easy program is funded through a federal grant from the <br />U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The City receives its annual formula <br />allocation and the funds must be used for housing projects that benefit lower income <br />persons. <br />127 Abandoned Vehicle <br />The City receives funds from a vehicle registration surcharge for abatement of abandoned <br />vehicles. Funds are used to cover the costs associated with the handling of abandoned <br />vehicles. <br />128 HBPOA Maintenance District <br />This fund receives revenue from the Hacienda Business Park Owners Association to <br />maintain the traffic signals within their business park. The City administers the <br />maintenance contracts. <br />129 Urban Forestry Program <br />This fund was created to promote conservation and public education in regard to <br />Pleasanton's street trees, park trees and trees on private property. Revenue sources include <br />donations and fines assessed for damaging heritage trees. <br />130-133 Geologic Hazard Assessment Districts <br />Residents of four different subdivisions (Lemoine, Laurel Creek, Moller and Oak Tree <br />Farm)participate in assessment districts that will pay for any landslide repairs and related <br />geologic work. It is administered by the City but paid for by the homeowners through <br />annual assessments placed on their property tax bills. <br />134-138 Landscape and Lighting Districts <br />278 <br />