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1996 EVALUATION: This program was merged with Program 21.9. <br /> <br /> Program 21.10: Work with Homebase, the Family Crisis Center, <br /> and other organizations to assist the City in locating and <br /> constructing an adequate facility for use as an emergency shelter <br /> and for transitional housing for the homeless. <br /> <br /> Responsible Agency: C:.ty r~ ..... :, H~ <br /> <br /> Time Period: Ongoing <br /> Funding Source: Not Applicable <br /> <br /> 1996 EVALUATION: Objective not yet met. Continue Program. To date, the need for shelter <br /> facilities and related housing for homeless persons in Pleasanton has been met through existing <br /> programs and facilities. Through its CDBG and HOME programs (using Federal and City <br /> funds), the City has provided on-going financial assistance to the Tri-Valley Haven (a domestic <br /> violence shelter), the Family Crisis Center, and a new transitional housing facility in Livermore, <br /> all of which serve clients in the greater Tri-Valley area. The City is actively participating in <br /> current efforts to create a continuum of care for homeless facilities and services throughout <br /> Alameda County. The City will continue to monitor the need for an emergency shelter or <br /> transitional housing facility within Pleasanton and will provide support as needed. . ........... <br /> <br /> Goal 6: To balance housing development with environmental protection. <br /> Policy 22: Preserve and enhance environmental quality in conjunction with the <br /> development of housing. <br /> <br /> 30 <br /> <br /> <br />