HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-01-06; City Council; 6331-1; Requesting Funding for Seventh Year Block Grant Projects_CITY OF CARLSBAD
AGENDA BILL NO._ef 3.3 Initial.:
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DATE: January.6, 1981 C_ Atty.
DEPARTMENT:_ Housing and Redevelopment C. Mgr. _. I
Subject:
REQUESTING FUNDING FOR SEVENTH YEAR BLOCK GRANT PROJECTS.
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Statement of the Matter
At its meeting of August 19, 1980, the City Council took action noticing
the County of San Diego that it desired to participate in the Urban County's Seventh 1
Year Block Grant application. At that time staff advised Council that all proposals
for funding would be analyzed and a recommended program of funding presented for
consideration.
Staff has completed its analysis and arrived at the following recommendation, as
shown on page 3 of the attached report:
Facade Study--------------------- $22,000
Commercial Rehabilitation-------- $22,000
Sidewalk Reconstruction Program -- $33,000
Sidewalk Right-of-way acquisition- $22,000
Property Acquisition ------------- $5S,000
SUBTOTAL ---------------- $154,000
Housing Development Fund --------- $ 62,000
GRAND TOTAL ------------ $216,000
EXHIBITS:
Exhibit I - !demo to Housing and Redevelopment Director dated December 8, 1980.
Resolution No. Requesting Funding for Seventh Year Block Grant Program-
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RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that this item be continued until City Council's meeting of
January 6, 1981.
Council Action:
12-16-80 Council continued the matter to the meeting of January 6, 1981.
1-6-81 Council adopted Resolution 6403, requesting funding for Seventh Year Block Grant
Projects.
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: December 8, 1980 -4 f!'"
TO: Jack E. Henthorn, Housing and Redevelopment Directo'
FROM: Chris Salomone, Administrative Assistant/Block Grant
SUBJECT: SEVENTH YEAR HCD BLOCK GRANT APPLICTION
BACKGROUND:
At its meeting of August 19, 1980, the City Council took action notifying
the County of San Diego that it desired to participate in the Urban County's
HCD Block Grant Application. As required under HUD regulations, public meeting's
were subsequently held on October 23, 1980, and November 13, 1980, soliciting
citizen input on proposals for funding under the Block Grant program. Public
announcements were made and notices distributed throughout the community
at this time.
Staff received a number of poposals for funding under the Seventh Year
Block Grant program. These proposals were analyzed and are now presented for
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consideration. It is the purpose of this report to explain the analysis
process and the rationale for arriving at the staff recommendation. i
NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION AREA
The area designated as eligible to receive funding from this program
is Federal Census Tract 179.00, and is shown on Attachment "A".
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PAST ACTIVITY:
The City's first six year's funding has been allocated to the inner-city
area. A brief synopsis of prior years projects is listed below: i
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First Year Projects - Magee House
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Second Year Projects - Harding Street Community Center; curb, gutter, sidewalk
wheelchair ramps.
Third Year Projects - Residential Rehabilitation Program.
Fourth Year Projects - Streetscape Master Plan, Parking lot construction,
core area property acquisition.
Fifth Year Projects - Streetscape improvements construction, Commercial
Rehabilitation Pilot Program.
Sixth Year Projects - Streetscape improvements construction alley improvements.
ANA►.YSI S :
Attachment "B" sets forth the general type projects recieved at the
public meeting and as a result of Community announcements. Staff has received
these projects in light of existing HUD guidelines and past County strategies.
There are four general areas to which funding has been previously allocated.
They are: Housing Development , Residential Rehabilitation, Public Improvements,
and Economic Development.
Some of the proposals received were ineligible because they were located
outside of the target area (Census Tract 179), while others had been funded
under previous years program.
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CARLSBAD
SEVENTH YEAR
BLOCK GRANT
FUNDING PROGMI
o Facade Study - - - - - - - - - - - $22,000
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For the analysis of facade types and a financing program of loans and
grants to implement the finding of the initial study. !
o Commercial Rehabilitation - - - - - - - $22,000
Conduct SBA leveraged loans, local leveraged loans, direct interest
subsidy or direct local loans for rehabilitation of commerical strutures.
o Sidewalk Reconstruction Program - - - - - $33,000
For construction of curb gutter and sidewalk at scattered locations north
of Grand Avenue within the target area.
o Sidewalk Right -of -Way acquisition - - - - $22,000
Acquire right-of-way where needed to construct and complete sidewalk
improvements within the target area.
o Property Acquisition - - - - - - - - - - - $55000
For the acquisition of one mid -block access point on Madison Street,
Roosevelt Street, or State Street.
o SUBTOTAL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -$154,000
o Housing Development Fund - - - - - - - - - $62,000
Where appropriate, housing development funds will be utilized in program
of land writedown site improvements, assumption of pre -development costs, and
other method, to stimulate private development of housing for low-income persons.
GRAND TOTAL - - - - - - - - - - - - - $216,000
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' Attachment "B"
DATE:, December 4, 11
TO: File
FROM: Chris Salomone, Administrative Assistant, Housing $ Redevelopment
SUBJECT: SEVENTH YEAP BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION
As a result of public notices and two public meetings (Oct.23,Nov.13,1980)
the following projects have been received for funding consideration under
the Seventh Year Community Block Grant Program:
Carmen Lopez -Purchase a 39 passenger coach to be used for Senior
Group Tours. (Not in County Strategy)
-Complete a private dwelling addition to a family room.
(ineligible)
-Install "two seat" benches at every corner for Seniors
to rest on. (previously funded)
Harriet Mansell -Install curbs and sidewalks opposite Magnolia Street
School.(out of area)
-Complete Elm Street through to E1 Camino Real.(Out of Area.)
W.H. Corcoran -Development of Jefferson Street athletic fields. (Funded
Mike Little in
Dave Bradstreet
(received four separate proposals) C,I,P.)
Dan Sherlock
Harold Clarke -Design of commercial building rehabilitation: (previously
-facade frontage funded)
-undergrounding of utilities
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-sidewalks
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-"Nest Pocket" parks
-Loans for residential units located above commer-
cial buildings in Village area.
Jim Elliott -Development of a cost accounting system to serve
Housing and Community Development Block Grants and
to be integrated into the new computer system.(15,000).
Frank Aleshire -Sidewalks downtown.(Partially funded)
Roger Greer -Construct the following alleys to City Standards:
-Between Madison and Pine School(Chestnut to Pine)
-Between Madison and Roosevelt(Chestnut to Oak) 4
-Between Madison and Jefferson (Pine to Oak) i
-Between Jefferson ar.d Harding(Pine to Oak)
-Between Roosevelt and Dfadison(Chestnut to South
Terminus)
-Between Madison. and Jefferson(Chestnut to South
Terminus)
Larry Dossey
-Central Business Relief Storm Drain Project.(Incomplete
with one year funding)
Don Brown -Storm drain between State Street and Santa Pe Railway
track.
-Sidewalks in Village area.(previously funded)
-Traffic controls at Roosevelt and Elm. (C.I.P.)
-Traffic controls at Roosevelt and Grand
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-Signing along Elm Avenue. (eligible)
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-Alleyways in Village area.
-Street furniture in Village area. (Previously funded)
-Residential Rehabilitation loan program.
-Graffitti removal and education program.
City Staff: C.I.P. design
C.I.P. construction
dousing acquisition
Park equipment
CUmmeTcial rehabilitation
7th YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOP my _IST.00K CRwr
Current development activity is being funded from the
City's !lousing and Community Development Act of 1974, Urban
County Block Grant program. This program, currently in its
Seventh year, has been devoted exclusively to improvement of
physical facilities within the redevelopment area. The projects
by grant year and amount are listed below.
YEAR ONE:
Magee House restoration
$ 35,000
Year Two:
Public Improvements, Harding
68,000
Street Community Center
Year Three
Housing Rehabilitation Program
103,000
Year Four:
Phase I Strcetscape/Parking Lot
137,000
Design: Property Aquisition
Year Five:
Phase 1 Construction Streetscape
137,000
Plan: Commercial Rehabilitation
Program
Year Six:
Phase II Construction Streetscape
167,000
Plan: Alley improvements; Housing
Development Fund
Year Seven:(Propose(1)
216,000
Facade Study (22,000)
Commercial Rehabilitation (22,000)
Sidewalk Reconstruction (33,000)
Sidewalk Right -of -Way Acquisition
(22,000)
Property Acquisition (55,000)
Development Fund (62,000)
TOTAL FUNDING One through six year
647,000
Year Seven(Proposed)
�216,000
TOTAL CDBG Funding 863,000
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1 RESOLUTION NO. 6403
2 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TUE CITY
OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, REQUESTING FUNDING
FOR SEVENTi1 YEAR BLOCK GRANT PROJECTS._
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5 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Carlsbad, on December 16,
6 1980, considered the Cit'y's Seventh Year Block Grant application; and
7 WHEREAS, the City Council has taken all testimony into account.
8 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the program of funding outlined
9 in Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein as though fully set
10 forth is hereby approved.
11 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager is hereby directed
12. to forward the program outlined herein to the County of San Diego for
13 inclusion in the Seventh Year Urban County Block Grant application.
14 PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 6th day of _1�1I(Jr�Cr___
15 19E1, by the following vote, to wit:
16 AYES: Council Members Casler, Anear, Lewis and Kulchin
17 NOES: None
18 ABSENT: Council Member Packard
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20 RONALD C. JACKARD, Mayor
21 HARY II. CASLER, Vice-ilayor
22 ATTEST:
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nLET, C Lly clerk
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26 Seal
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EXHIBIT "A"
CARLSBAD
SEVENTH YEAR
BLOCK GRANT
FUNDING PROGRAM
o Facade Study - - - - - - - - - - - $22,000
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For the analysis of facade types and a :financing program of loans and
grants to implement the finding of the initiaJ study.
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o Commercial Rehabilitation - - - - - - - $22,000 {
Conduct SBA leveraged loans, local leveraged loans, direct interest
4 subsidy or direct local loans foi rehabilitation of commerical strutures.
o Sidewalk Reconstruction Program - - - - - $33,000
For construction of curb gutter and sidewalk at scattered locations north
of Grand Avenue within the target area.
o Sidewalk Right -of -clay acquisition - - - - $22,000
Acquire right-of-way where needed to construct and complete sidewalk
improvements within the target area.
o Pro)erty Acquisition - - - - - - - - - - - $55,000
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For the acquisition of one mid -block access point on Madison Street,
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Roosevelt Street, or State Street.
o SUBTOTAL - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ---$15Q,000
o housing development Fund - - - - - - - - $62,000
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Where appropriate, housing development funds will be utilized in program �
of land writedown site improvements, aszvyition of pre -development costs, and
other method, to stimulate private development of housing for low-income persons.
GRAND TOTAL - - - - - - - - - - - - - $216,000