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STAFF REPORTS
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4/4/2006
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15 Y
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SR 06:095
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<br />option would be to segment the market further to target specific groups or types of rehab <br />work. They could also look at loans to mobile home park owners to upgrade appliances, <br />add solar, and make other improvements. Mr. Gossett commented that they could also <br />consider novel ideas such as day care centers. <br /> <br />Neighborhood Solutions (Victoria Johnson. Executive Director) <br />Provide housing rehabilitation program services (major rehab low interest loans, minor <br />home repair, accessibility, exterior paint, etc.) <br /> <br />Victoria Johnson stated that Neighborhood Solutions is a for-profit firm that currently <br />provides housing rehabilitation services to the cities of Livermore and San Leandro. <br />Their administration of both programs is very positive. They consistently spend <br />$400,000 yearly in San Leandro. She feels that not only have they been able to spend <br />these funds but also they have developed great relationships with the neighborhood <br />preservation programs of both cities. She attends job fairs and works with local code <br />enforcement programs. There is a total staff of four people for three cities. Ms. Johnson <br />said that they get the job done every year. <br /> <br />Pleasanton Gardens (Bruce Fiedler. Administrator) <br />Repair of driveway and parking through asphalt repair and slurry coat. Preservation of <br />buildings through painting. <br /> <br />Mr. Fiedler commented that he appreciates the opportunity to address the Commission. <br />He feels that their project would meet several goals of the City's Consolidated Plan. <br />Block grant funds enable Pleasanton Gardens to maintain the integrity of structures, the <br />exterior appearance of the complex, and the quality oflife to elder and extremely low- <br />income seniors. <br /> <br />Mr. Fiedler distributed photos of Pleasant on Gardens. The funding they are seeking <br />would fund about two-thirds ofthe two projects (driveway repair and exterior repainting). <br />They plan to find the other $13,000 through other fund-raising means. He feels the work <br />needs to be done now to avoid deterioration of the facilities. <br /> <br />Community Resources for Indeoendent Living / CRIL (Elizabeth pazdral. Exec. Dir.) <br />Provide support services to the disabled through assisting with housing, community <br />education, linkage of services and advocacy. <br /> <br />Ms. Pazdral thanked the Commission for the opportunity to represent their project and <br />shared some examples of the services CRIL provides to Pleasanton residents. They have <br />recently been working with a woman with a mental health disability who was having <br />problems with another tenant and was facing possible eviction. They gave her materials <br />and accompanied her to the dispute resolution. The other resident was relocated within <br />the complex to resolve the problem. Another example was a mother and daughter living <br />together but the mother's condition was deteriorating. CRIL provided information to <br /> <br />Page - 3 - <br />
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