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RECOMMENDED ACTION:
If the City Council concurs, your first action is to adopt
Resolution No..gP-01, to approve the City of Carlsbad's 1989-90
Grantee Perforfnance Report for the Community Development Block
Grant Entitlement Program. The second recommended action is to
adopt Resolution No. OO- A� to authorize cancellation of the
Magee Park Bandstand Project and reallocation of funds from the
Bandstand Project ($20,000) and other completed CDBG project(s).
ITEM EXPLANATION:
As required by federal regulations for the Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) Entitlement Program, staff has prepared the
attached Grantee Performance Report (GPR) for submission to the,
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development by September i0,
1990. The period covered by the attached GPR is July 1, 1989 to
June 30, 1990.
As a recipient of federal CDBG Entitlement funds, the City of
Carlsbad is required to prepare a GPR on an annual basis. The
report provides a summary of progress on each active project
which has been funded through the City's CDBG Entitlement
program. The report also provides an accounting of the federal
funds expended, or encumbered, during fiscal year 1989-90.
As noted in the GPR, staff is recommending that the Magee Park
Bandstand Project be canceled by the City Council and the funds
for the project be reallocated to another approved CDBG project,
or other projects. Auditors from the federal Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recently informed staff that
the Bandstand Project is not eligible for funding through the
CDBG Entitlement Program. Staff was unable to convince the HUD
auditors that the Bandstand Project's primary benefit is to
low/moderate income persons. According to the HUD auditors, the
Bandstand Project will benefit the surrounding businesses and
tourists more than it will benefit low/moderate income persons
residing in the area. Therefore, in order to retain the $20,000
in CDBG funds originally allocated to the project, the City must
take formal action to cancel the Bandstand project and reallocate
the funds to an alternate project(s).
The Housing and Redevelopment Advisory Committee reviewed the
attached Grantee Performance Report at their meeting of August
27, 1990 and recommended approval by the City Council. The
Committee also recommended cancellation of the Magee Park
Bandstand Project and reallocation of the CDBG funds from the
Bandstand and other completed project(s), as outlined in Exhibit
3 to this report, as follows4
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AGENDA BILL NO.
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1. Allocate $5,000 to continue the Paint-A-Thon Program
which was previously approved under the City's Urban
County CDBG Program.
2. Allocate funds (unspecified amount) to prepare,
distribute, and tabulate the results of a Fair
Housing Survey for the City. Housing and Redevelopment
Advisory Committee re,:ommended that staff use as much
of the balance of funds as required to complete the
Fair Housing Survey.
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The City is required,
by federal
regulations for the
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CDBG program, to complete
a Fair
Housing Analysis.
A Fair Housing Survey,
completed
by residents of
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Carlsbad, will assist
staff in preparing the final
Fair Housing Analysis
report for
Carlsbad.
3. Allocate remaining funds to the Pedestrian Access
Ramp Project to construct additional ramps. Housing
and Redevelopment Advisory Committee stated that
(reallocated) funds remaining after completion of the
Fair Housing Survey should be transferred to the
Pedestrian Access Ramp to construct additional ramps in
the Redevelopment Area.
The City is required to make the GPR available to the public for
review and comment. Notices were published in the local newspaper
on September 1 and 12, 1990 announcing the public review and
comment period for all interested persons. Comments, if any,
received during the public review period will be presented to the
City Council for consideration at the meeting.
FISCAL IMPACT•
No fiscal impact; transfer of funds only.
EXHIBITS:
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City Council Resolution No.
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V Grantee Performance Report
for Fiscal Year 1989-90.
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Outline of CDBG funds to be
reallocated to other projects.
4.
� Staff Report to Housing and
Redevelopment Advisory
Committee.
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RESOLUTION NO. 90-346
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING THE 1989-90
GRANTEE PERFORMANCE REPORT FOR THE COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Carlsbad,
California, on September 18, 1990, considered the
City's 1989-90 Grantee Performance Report for the Community
Development Block Grant Program; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has taken all testimony
into account.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
1. That the above recitation is true and correct.
2. That the City of Carlsbad's 1989-90 Grantee
Performance Report for the Community Development Block Grant
Program is hereby approved for submission to the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development by
September 30, 1990.
3. That the City of Carlsbad published a notice in
the local newspaper announcing a fifteen (15) day public
review and comment period on the 1989-90 Grantee
Performance Report prior to the City Council approving
the report for submission to the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development.
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PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, by the City Council
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City of Carlsbad, California on the 18th day of
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September, 1990, by the following vote, to wit:
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RESOLUTION NO. 90-347
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING
CANCELLATION OF THE MAGEE PARK BANDSTAND
PROJECT AND REALLOCATION OF FUNDS UNDER THE
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT ENTITLEMENT
PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Carlsbad,
California, on September 18, 1990, insidered cancellation
of the Magee Park Bandstand Project and reallocation of
Community Development Block Grant Entitlement Funds to
alternate projects; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has taken all testimony
into account.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
1. That the above recitation is true and
correct.
2. That the City Council hereby approves
cancellation of the Magee Park Bandstand Project and
reallocation of the project funds of $20,000 as indicated
during the City Council meeting of September 18, 1990.
3. That the City Council hereby approves
reallocation
of funds from the completed Community Development Block
Grant Entitlement project(s) as indicated during the City
Council meeting of September 18, 1990.
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PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, by the City Council
Df the City of Carlsbad, California on the 18th day of
September, 1990, by the following Vote, to Wit'
AYES: Council Members Lewis, Kulchin, Larson, Mamaux and Pettine
NOES: None
ABSTAIN: None
ABSENT: None f
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TNA UT KRANZ, City Clerk
KAREN R. KUNDTZ, Assistant City Clerk
Grantee Performance Report
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e. Thls reppt oerNw •f tlta IMwrinp torrtra sfawNhg propnu achlevad thou
•. Actf„tp Summary, brr HUD4W.2. gh (daa)
b. status of funds - Part 1 and Part 11. form HUD-4949 3.
c, low 1 Mod 8snaet W0*9000t, form HUD-4949.3a.
d. Status of Funds - Part 111. ben 4949.4.
s. Direct 80natt Aalvitaa, form HU0-4949.5.
f. At:tons b Af kmatvafy Further Fafr HouuV. form HU04W9.e.
9. 0*4410~2. form HUD494111.7.
EXHIBIT 2
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0048 4W*vd No. 250600” (exp. 3/31190)
See HUD handbook e51o.$-Fntwmsnt G,," Psrforynce
Report Instuotiorn- 'or 9uido" an compattng I*GPfa.
1.This raprt ale• oertlakra:
a. Assessment tta —
b# gran" of to nlalfonship of the use of Community pant Block Grant COBG
(1) ktoaty ldantRed oorwt•h* development objecsvae.t either ( ) furWa b:
(2) the Nskn W Cb*&" vrhioA � ?tat each C08G "$,$led
(3) the Of slums Or MW by or mmeetoommunily needs hav4tp � n�. and Ik kmv and modaraa incwrte P«sans. aid fn the P rawntion or
Prh�Orarm ye•re spaoiflad ete y "arAli�eal vrM be ft fwfv tlo Ns whichCOBG Purtds exPoxbd durbt8 eta aria. Ma a 9raa oonsaoutive
b. benefit low and modsraa irhoane Puaons; Oesafptions of:
(1) eta nsta• N and taaats for eltatgq in ea gnnae's program o0laeehres: and
(2) how eta grenaa WNW oharpa is preg" as a result of ite e*araroas:
ftm m" N any oammhulfs ntotihred by t» Wwfto on its program Prom a jM$ in fts jurisdiction.
e. The grarttsrs suU"b" om" Repraaamsew oaruRea thN:
a. Thls repot oontaina am items kisnb%d in lams a and 7 above.
b. To tla best N his / her knowbdge and baled the data in thin repot b Prue and correct as of the date in rNm e.
C. FedarN asaistamoe made avaiabla urKMt Community Oevlopmant BPogs Grant C08G Program amowK of loam yesrtciaf support for nNy Pntsnt activftaa below level 0 such has not bsen u01@ed to reduce substanulty hhe
COf>tit program year, support prig to the start of ttw most rao•nty completed
WuMttp; teeter 100/ N Thla 16 sf eta Urtlar 8aua Coy 1 e pro seta 4 •tltn � Mat wAoahrer (CrOn/nN .1111111 en1 Cr/mJnN P►oees>aa s) shall a
hatsduNnt alsMraemt et a M art p msllar vrMMn da luri dkMen o j i ^takes or uses a document or writing ssan hwnp san� .�q�;l�tlon Title
510,000 et MrtpNersN mel taar� Mssr Rw YOM, a lot+. my depertntsnt a agency of ►hs tlnk:S 3taa., shall be final not more than
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-- ASSESSMENTS BY THE CITY OF CARLSBAD
OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE USE OF THE
CDBG FUNDS TO LOCALLY IDENTIFIED COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES
The City of Carlsbad is committed to using CDBG funds to enhance
both the physical environment of the City and to assist low and
moderate income residents of the City. To achieve these goals, the
City has decided to use the funds for the following types of
projects:
1. Projects which provide decent, safe and sanitary housing
principally for persons of low and moderate income.
2. Projects which revitalize and improve the physical aspects of
the City, primarily in low/moderate income cehsus tracts,
through capital improvement activities.
3. Projects which provide services through community based
organizations that serve the needs of citizens principally
of low and moderate incomes.
Outlined below are the projects funded through Carlsbad's 1989-90
Community Development Block Grant Program. Following each project
description is a summary of the relationship of each funded project
to the community development objectives noted above:
PRO CT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVE
1. OAK STREET To revitalize and improve the physical
IMPROVEMENTS aspects of the City, primarily in
low/moderate income census tracts,
through capital improvement
activities.
2. CASA DE AMPARO To provide services through community
based organizations that serve the
needs of citizens principally of low
and moderate incomes.
3. PEDESTRIAN ACCESS To revitalize and improve the physical
RAMPS aspects of the City, primarily in
low/moderate income census tracts,
through capital improvement
activities.
4. PROGRAM Assists in meeting all program
ADMINISTRATION objectives.
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The City of Carlsbad is also committed to using CDBG funds to meet
the national objectives identified for the program by the federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development. In addition to
considering the above community cevelopment objectives, the City
selects projects which will meet one or more of the following
national objectives:
1) benefit at least 51% low and moderate income persons;
2) address conditions of slum and blight; and/or,
3) meet a particularly urgent community development need.
All of the approved projects outlined above for the City's 1989-90
CDBG program meet the national objective of benefitting at least
51% low and moderate income persons. Also, the approved projects
meet the primary objective, for the program, which states that
in aggregate at least 60% of all CDBG funds will be for
activities which benefit low and moderate income persons."
During the period from July 1, 1989 to June 30, 1990, the. City made
no formal changes to its objectives (as outlined above) for the
CDBG program. However, as a result of staff discussions with HUD
auditors, the City has made a decision to select primarily housing
related projects in the future. Although the City will continue to
fund public improvement projects and public services, the City will
be primarily interested in projects which assist in the effort to
provide safe, decent and affordable housing for low/moderate income
persons. It is anticipated that the City will approve a new
program strategy, with revised community development objectives,
during program year 1990-91.
Since the City of Carlsbad is a fairly new "Entitlement City"
within the CDBG program, we are still "learning the ropes." We are
working diligently to improve our program and select projects which
assist low/moderate income persons in a manner which is acceptable
to the federal government. We are gaining a better understanding
of the CDBG regulations and we are committed to operating a program
which fully complies with those regulations.
As a result of our experiences with the CDBG program to date, the
City has and will continue to revise its program to reflect a more
concentrated focus on the issue of housing and related activities
within the community.
The City of Carlsbad has received various verbal comments from the
public regarding the projects selected for the CDBG program.
However, to the best of our knowledge, the City has received no
written public comments on the program strategy, community
development objectives or approved projects. In general, the
verbal public comments tend to focus on the fact that a number of
the funded public service agencies are located outside the city
limits. Unfortunately, Carlsbad has very few public service
agencies located within our city limits; consequently, it has been
necessary for us to go beyond our boundaries in an effort to assist
low/ moderate income persons within the community. In response to
the public comments, an attempt will be made to solicit more
projects from public service/non-profit agencies which are
physically located in Carlsbad.
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CDBG Funds
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Activity Delivery Costs.,
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EXHIBIT 3
REALLOCATION OF FUNDS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
As reflected in the 1989-90 Grantee Performance Report, the Buena
Vista Playground Improvements
and Pedestrian Access Ramps
Projects are complete and were completed at
a cost less than the
original estimates. The accounts for the noted projects,
consequently,
-:
q y, contain a balance of funds which must be
reallocated to alternate
projects or returned to the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development. Also, it
has been
recommended that the Bandstand at Magee Park Project be canceled
and that the funds be
reallocated to another project.
'a
The funds available for reallocation are as follows:
,i
Balance of funds Original Project
to be reallocated
$ 20,000
$ 8,872
$ 11,774
Bandstand at Magee Park
Buena Vista Playing Field
Improvements
Pedestrian Access Ramps
The total amount of funds available for reallocation is $40,646.
EXHIBIT 4
DATE: August 27, 1990
TO: HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITT E
FROM: HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
SUBJECT: GRANTEE PERFORMANCE REPORT
The Housing and Redevelopment Department recently completed the
"Grantee Performance Report" required by regulations for the
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Entitlement Program. The
report provides a summary of progress for the City of Carlsbad's
CDBG Entitlement Program for the period from July 1, 1989 to June
30, 1990. A copy of the completed report is attached for
review and approval. Staff will provide a brief Your
s
the Grantee Performance Report during the committee meetingnonn
August 27, 1990.
As noted in the report, staff is recommending that the Bandstand
Project at Magee Park be canceled by the Housing and
Redevelopment Advisory Committee and, subsequently, the City
Council. Auditors from the federal Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD) informed staff that the Bandstand Project
is not eligible for funding through the CDBG program. was
unable to convince the HUD auditors that the BandstandStaff Project's
Primary benefit is to low/moderate income persons. Since the City
has not yet expended funds on the Bandstand Project, it appears
to be in our best interest to cancel the project at this time and
"reprogram" the allocated funds of $20,000 to another project.
Staff's recommendation for "reprogramming" the indicated funds is
included in this report to the committee.
Also, as reflected in the GPR, two (2) CDBG entitlement projects,
Buena Vista Playground Improvements and the Pedestrian Access
Ramps, have been completed at a cost which was below the original
estimates. Consequently, the accounts established for the noted
projects contain a balance which must be reallocated to another
project, or other projects. The total amount of funds which need
to be reallocated from the two (2) noted projects is $20,646.
4
3
Staff's recommendations for reallocating the funds noted above is
as follows:
FUNDS TO BE FROM ORIGINAL PROJECT TO NEW PROJECT
REALLOCATED
$20,000 Bandstand at Magee Park Paint-A-Thon
Program
$8,872 Buena Vista Project Fair Housing
Survey &
Education
Program
.a
$11,774 Pedestrian Access Ramps Residential
Rehabilitation
<�
Program
The total amount of funds to be reallocated to "new" projects is
$40,646. A description of each "new project" is attached to this
report for your review and approval. Staff will make a short
presentation on the reallocation of the unexpended CDBG
Entitlement funds during the committee meeting.
Recommendations from the Housing and Redevelopment Advisory
,
Committee regarding the reallocation of CDBG funds will be
forwarded to the City Council for review and final approval. As
-,
required by federal regulations for the CDBG program, the public
will be notified of the proposed action by the City Council and
will be given the opportunity to submit comments on the proposed
f
change to Carlsbad's CDBG Program.
DEBORAH K. FOUNTAIN
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
SUMMARY
OF
PROPOSED
FAIR HOUSING SURVEY AND EDUCATION PROGRAM
Federal regulations for the Community Development Block Grant
Program require every recipient (i.e., City of Carlsbad) to conduct
a "Fair Housing Analysis". The City must conduct the analysis to
determine the impediments to fair housing choices in its housing
and community development program and activities. Based upon the
conclusions of the analysis, the City must take steps to overcome
the effects of conditions which limit fair housing choice within
our jurisdiction.
The City must comply with all of the federal regulations related to
the CDBG program in order to remain eligible for future funding.
In an attempt to comply with the requirement for' the Fair Housing
Analysis, staff is recommending that the City conduct a survey,
among all residents of Carlsbad, to 1) determine the extent of
discrimination within the housing market; 2) identify impediments
to fair housing; and, 3) determine the level of understanding among
the community regarding the issue of fair housing.
The term "fair housing choice" is defined, within the federal
regulations, as "the ability of persons, regardless of race, color,
religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, of
similar income levels to have available to them the same housing
choices". The analysis must include a review for impediments to
fair housing choices in the areas of: 1 ) the sale or rental of
dwellings; 2) the provision of housing brokerage services; 3) the
provision of financing assistance for dwellings; 4) public policies
and actions affecting the approval of sites and other building
requirements used in the approval process for the construction of
publicly assisted housing; and, 5) the administrative policies
concerning community development and housing activities, such as
urban homesteading, multifamily rehabilitation, and activities
causing displacement, which affect opportunities of minority
households to select housing inside or outside areas of minority
concentration.
It is staff's intent to prepare a 10-15 question survey to be
completed by residents of Carlsbad. The survey will be mailed to
all residents of Carlsbad; a self-addressed, stamped envelope will
be included for returning the completed survey to the City. The
survey will request information related to the resident's awareness
of fair housing laws, their experience(s) with obtaining housing
within the community and personal statistics (i.e., income, # in
family, etc.). The responses to the survey will assist staff in
its analysis of the degree of "fair housing choice" within
Carlsbad.
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The survey, prepared by Staff, will be forwarded to the Housing and
Redevelopment Advisory Committee for review and approval prior to
its review and approval by the City Council. Staff intends to
prepare a cover letter, explaining the survey, which will be signed
by the Mayor. Also, enclosed with the survey will be information
related to the federal and state fair housing laws and corrective
actions which may be initiated by the residents in response to
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unlawful actions by homeowners, landlords, managers, brokers, real
estate agents, etc.
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The funds reallocated to the Fair Housing Program from the
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completed Buena Vista Project will be used to finance costs related
to preparing and mailing the "Fair Housing Survey" to all residents
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of Carlsbad.
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
SUMMARY OF
RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM
Funding for the City
Program was approveOf Carlsb d's Residential Rehabilitation
Community Development Block er both
Granthe County of San
own CDBG Entitlement Program(CDBG) Diego s
Provide low interest home mprovement ) Program and the City s
in order to upgrade purpose of the program is to
affordable houexisting loans to low income
g throughouththe��9tstock and maintainpersons
To be eligible for the y of Carlsbad.
title to the property; 2)ohave, an applicant 1
range accordingan income withmnst: )hold clear
or legal entity; to federal income guidelines•
y; and, 4) be able 3) be imoderate
to verif an individual
The program offers low y income,
for a period of 10-1 interest loans of
applicants must have Years; to qualif �2500 to $35,000
median income for an income which is lessthanhese loans,
deferred San Diego County. The of the
$0 to loans, with an interest rate o program also offers
.� �35,000 for applicants f 3-5�
the median income for who have an income less than in an n50%rof
loans, the program San Diego County, In addition
i° handicapped applicants grants ($5 000 to the noted
median income for who have incomes lessathanm50Aso°flterly or
the County, he
At this time, it is estimated that
! $472 349
available in CDBG funds to there is
Rehabilitation Program. approximately
If the reallocation l excessthe
the Pedestrian Access
Program is approved, Ramps to the Residential Rehcess atio
1 the total amount of funds from
the program will be $484,1L3, available through
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
SUMMARY OF
PAINT-A-THON PROGRAM
The Paint-A-Thon Program was originally approved under the San
Diego County Urban County CDBG Program. If approved by the City
Council, the program will become an "Entitlement Project" under
the City's own CDBG program. Through the PaintlowThon ncomeprogram,
the City issues vouchers, worth $300-$400,
to homeowners for purchase of supplies needed to paint the exterior
of their homes.
To participate in the program, a person must meet income
qualifications and reside in the home to be painted with the
supplies received through use of the voucher. Originally, the
vouchers were only available to those low-income persons residing
in the area west of I-5 and between the Buena Vista and
Batiquitos Lagoons. However, under the revised Paint-A-Thon
program, eligibility will be expanded to include all low-income
persons w i th i r. the city limits cif Carlsbad.
Presently, there are two (2) merchants participating in the
Paint-A-Thon Program: Koopsen's Paint Store and Bauer Lumber Co.
The merchants have agreed to accept the vouchers in return for
paint supplies for qualifying program participants. The
merchants, then, forward the vouchers to the City's Housing and
Redevelopment Office for payment.
The funds reallocated to the Paint-A-Thon program from the
canceled Magee Park Bandstand Project will be used to cover the
cost of the vouchers issued to qualified applicants.
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