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HC 5-22-2025 PresentationNicky Vu, Senior Housing Coordinator May 22, 2025 FY 2025-30 Consolidated HUD Plan and FY 2025-26 Annual Action Plan Agenda ●Approve minutes of the March 27, 2025 Housing Commission meeting ●Root policy to present research findings ●Strategic Plan/Annual Plan ●Approve submittal of 2025-2030 Consolidated Plan and 2025-2026 Annual Action Plan for submittal to HUD 2025-2030 Consolidated Plan ●5-Year Long Range Plan that determines priorities for federal funding (CDBG, HOME) ●Research/outreach for City needs ●Economic ●Housing ●Infrastructure ●Environmental ●Demographic 2025-2026 Annual Action Plan ●Projects and activities to be enacted in the upcoming fiscal year to achieve goals in the ConPlan ●Lists organizations for award ●Affirms CDBG funding distribution, tracks other funding used to achieve ConPlan goals Timeline ●October 2024: Root Policy began research with County ●November 4, 2024: NOFA Published ●December 19, 2024: Research Findings presented to Housing Commission ●January 2025: Staff drafting ●February 4, 2025: NOFA Closed ●March 27, 2025: Housing Commission funding recommendation ●April 15, 2025: City Council funding approval ●April 21 – May 21: 30 day draft plan notice period ●May 22, 2025: Housing Commission plan approval ●June 2025: Submittal to HUD Root Policy Presentation Strategic Plan/Annual Plan SP-10 Geographic Priorities SP-25 Priority Needs Priority Need Description 1 Affordable Housing Create and preserve LMI household units 2 Prevent and Assist those Experiencing Homelessness Support activities to prevent and end homelessness 3 Community Services Support activities serve the aging population and assist low income families 4 Public Infrastructure/Facilities Improve public infrastructure and facilities in the CDBG Target area and/or to benefit low/moderate income households. Funding Source Amounts (FY25-26) Remaining (FY25-30) Below Market Rate Affordable Housing Fund (BMR AHF) $4,133,200 $200,000 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) $385,026.37 $1,418,236 General Fund Human Services Grants (HSG)$129,000 $645,000 Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA)$908,683 $750,000 County of Santa Clara $50,000 $0 Total $6,274,683 TBD SP-35/AP-15 Anticipated Resources CDBG Public Service Funds 1 CDBG Public Service Activities FY 25-26 Application Summary Funds Available Funding Requests Funding Award FY 24-25 Funding Allocations a Live Oak Adult Day Services $22,000 $16,800 $9,414 b West Valley Community Services (WVCS) – Community Access to Resources and Education Program (CARE) $87,494 $37,200 $17,774 Sub-Total $54,000 $109,494 $54,000 $27,188 CDBG Capital Housing Awards 4 CDBG Capital Housing Projects FY 25-26 Application Summary Funds Available Funding Requests Funding Award FY 24-25 Funding Allocations a Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley - Homeowner Repair and Rehabilitation Program $107,500 $107,500 $96,237.55 b Charities Housing – Mary Ave $152,626.37 $152,626.37 $0 Sub-Total $260,126.37 $260,126.37 $260,126.37 $96,237.55 BMR AHF Capital Housing Projects 3 BMR AHF Public Service Activities FY 25-26 Application Summary Funds Available Funding Requests Funding Commitment FY 24-25 Funding Allocations a Charities Housing – Mary Ave $4,400,000 $3,000,000 $0 b Eden Housing, Inc. – Wolf Rd $4,800,000 $1,083,200 $0 Sub-Total $4,083,200 $9,200,000 $4,083,200 $0 AP-20 Goals Sort Order Goal Name Category Needs Addressed Funding FY25-26 Goal FY25-26 1 Homeowner Rehabilitation Affordable Housing Affordable Housing CDBG: $107,500 Homeowner Housing Rehabilitated – 7 housing units 2 Affordable Rental Unit Construction Affordable Housing Affordable Housing BMR AHF: $4,083,200 PLHA: $908,683 Rental Units Constructed – 289 housing units 3 Frail Elderly/Elderly Services Non-Housing Community Development Non-Homeless Special Needs Community Services CDBG: $16,800 HSG: $29,000 Public Service Activities Other Than Low/Moderate- Income Housing Benefit – 59 persons 4 Services for Low-Income Families and Homeless Populations Homeless Non-Homeless Special Needs Non-Housing Community Development Prevent and Assist Those Experiencing Homelessness/Community Services CDBG: $37,200 HSG: $100,000 County: $25,000 BMR AHF: $50,000 Homelessness Prevention Public service activities for low/moderate-income housing benefit – 228 persons 5 Planning and Administration --CDBG: $70,900 Not Applicable 6 Community Development Non-Housing Community Development Affordable Housing Public Infrastructure/Facilities Affordable Housing CDBG: $152,626.37 Low/moderate-income housing benefit – 40 units SP-45 Goals Sort Order Goal Name Category Needs Addressed Funding (5-Year)Goal (5-Year) 1 Homeowner Rehabilitation Affordable Housing Affordable Housing CDBG: $537,500 Homeowner Housing Rehabilitated – 35 housing units 2 Affordable Rental Unit Construction Affordable Housing Affordable Housing BMR AHF: $4,083,200 PLHA: $908,683 Rental Units Constructed – 289 housing units 3 Frail Elderly/Elderly Services Non-Housing Community Development Non-Homeless Special Needs Community Services CDBG: $84,000 HSG: $145,000 Public Service Activities Other Than LMI Housing Benefit – 295 persons 4 Services for Low-Income Families and Homeless Populations Homeless Non-Homeless Special Needs Non-Housing Community Development Prevent and Assist Those Experiencing Homelessness/Community Services CDBG: $186,000 HSG: $500,000 County: $125,000 BMR AHF: $250,000 Homelessness Assistance/Prevention Public service activities for low/moderate-income housing benefit – 1,140 persons 5 Community Development Non-Housing Community Development Affordable Housing Public Infrastructure/Facilities Affordable Housing CDBG: $760,000 Low/moderate-income housing benefit – 40 units Public Facility improvement – 1 building Other Changes Motion ●“I motion to approve the 2025-2030 Consolidated Plan and 2025-2026 Annual Action Plan for submittal to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)” NickyV@cupertino.gov