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FROM: JOAN V. SPARKS, DIRECTOR Costa
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT 8'?�`; s
JANUARY 31, 1995 County
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DATE:
SUBJECT: APPROVE SUBMISSION OF A PROPOSAL TO THE CITY OF CONCORD FOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDING TO EXPAND SERVICES IN WEATHERIZATION
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
I . RECOMMENDED ACTION
APPROVE submission of an application to the City of Concord for
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding. The application
amount will be $75,000.
II . FINANCIAL IMPACT
None.
III . CONSEQUENCES OF NEGATIVE ACTION
A decision not to approve this application could result in loss of
expanded services to an already existing collaboration with the
City of Concord.
IV. REASONS FOR RECOMMENDED ACTION
The proposed action is for submission of a grant application in a
competitive process . . There are no guarantees of allocation or
amount.
If the request is granted by the City of Concord, it will allow for
continuation and expansion of an existing collaborative program
between CSD Weatherization Division and the City of Concord in its
Neighborhood Preservation Program.
CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE:
RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF B COMMITTEE
APPROVE OTHER
SIGNATURE(S)i
ACTION OF BOARD ON January 31, 1995 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE
X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD
ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
CONTACT: Joan Sparks, 313-7350 January 31, 1995
CC: CAO ATTESTED
CSD PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
M382 (10/88) BY 49"A b Ate• DEPUTY
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PROPOSAL FOR:
ENERGY EFFICIENT
HOUSING REHABILITATION
A PROJECT WORKING IN COLLABORATION WITH
THE CITY OF CONCORD NEIGHBORHOOD
PRESERVATION PROGRAM
PRESENTED BY:
Contra Costa County, Community Services Department
Housing and Energy Division
Sharon Sidney, Division Manager
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Contra Costa County Community Services Department Weatherization Division
Project: Energy Efficient Housing Rehabilitation
1. ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING REHABILITATION
2. FUNDS REQUESTED
$75,000.00
3. SPONSOR
a. NAME
Contra Costa County Community Services Department
Housing& Energy Division
b. ADDRESS
4061 Port Chicago Highway,
Suite F
Concord, CA 94520
Our office facility is handicapped accessible for those clients who need to come to the office. All
weatherization and housing rehabilitation work will be performed at the client's residence.
c. CONTACT PERSON
Sharon Sidney, Housing& Energy Division Manager-646-5757
d.AGENCY STATUS
We are a "green cap" Community Action agency. We do not receive county general fund money.
Our funding is received from the State Department of Economic Opportunity. We perform
weatherization contracts for LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) and DOE
(Department of Energy) and ECIP(Energy Crisis Intervention Program).
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Contra Costa County Community Services Department Weatherization Division
Project: Energy Efficient Housing Rehabilitation
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4. LOCATION
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5. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
a.: PURPOSE:
The requested funds would be used to perform energy efficient housing rehabilitation for seniors
and handicapped residents in the target area(s). These funds would be used to supplement
existing weatherization funds in order to serve homes where the existing funding is not sufficient
to perform all needed repairs to the structure. The current LIHEAP maximum is $2,000.00 per
unit and the DOE maximum is$1800.00 per unit.
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Contra Costa County Community Services Department Weatherization Division
Project: Energy Efficient Housing Rehabilitation
Activities funded currently include combustion appliance safety testing and repair or replacement,
attic insulation and venting,glass and/or window repair or replacement, low-flow showerheads,
water flow restrictors, electrical outlet gaskets, caulking, broken glass replacement,weather-
stripping doors and minor home repairs supplemental to installation of the weatherization items
and ceiling fans which are installed in a central location in the housing unit.
All weatherization work currently performed is done so with the written approval of the property
owner,who.additionally agrees, in the case of rental property, not to raise the rent on the property
as a result of the work we do.
Eligible supplemental activities would include:
repairs to or replacement of roofs
repairs to or replacement of walls
repairs to or replacement of ceilings
repairs to or replacement of floors
repairs to or replacement of heating or cooling appliances and/or the heating
or cooling system
repairs to or replacement of water heating units and/or related plumbing
repairs to or replacement of inefficient gas combustion appliances including
those which may present a safety hazard
repairs to or replacement of exterior doors and jambs
retrofitting of windows with energy efficient windows
The Housing'& Energy Division will perform blower door testing on all units having a duct system
and will perform duct and shell sealing as indicated by those tests.
Combustion appliance safety testing will be performed an all units and.Carbon Monoxide
detectors will be installed in accordance with State standards.
These improvements would be reimbursed at our actual cost to perform the work and would be
limited to no more than $3,000 per dwelling unit rehabilitated, including the cost of any building
permits required.
The reimbursable costs would be those in excess of the maximum allowable expenditures under
the LIHEAP or DOE contract work performed.
The Housing and Energy Division has successfully performed contracts with the state to
accomplish energy efficient housing rehabilitation in conjunction with the existing weatherization
programs. The impact of these programs for the low income client is high, resulting in a lower
proportion of available income being used to pay utility bills and vastly increased comfort and
safety.
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Contra Costa County Community Services Department Weatherization Division
Project: Energy Efficient Housing Rehabilitation
b. PROGRAM COMPONENT BENEFITING
The Weatherization component of the Housing and Energy Division will perform the work using
existing staff and vehicles.
C. OBJECTIVE
The funds will allow the Weatherization program to provide a much more expanded and effective
energy conservation program to work in conjunction with the City of Concord's Neighborhood
Preservation Program resulting in more effective housing rehabilitation which will reduce the
PG&E bills for electric and gas service.
d. STAFF
Existing Weatherization staff will be involved in the administration of this project. Staff consists
of currently existing Weatherization staff and sub-contracted Heating and Air Conditioning
(HVAC) repair or replacement to a licensed plumbing and heating contractor.
e. CONCORD RESIDENTS WHO BENEFIT
The activity will be primarily focused in the census tracts of 3362,3381,3361,3372,3552 and
3280 (Re: Map 1) qualified at household income of 150% of the 1995.Federal poverty guidelines.
Qualified clients outside of those census tracts will also be considered based on need.
Table 1. - Census Income and Poverty Status 1989 - 1990
:TRACT 3362 3381 3361'; 3372 X280 3552
iVfedian:Income ($) 30,540 40.680 27,435 36,879 17276 1 ,917
Ade below poverty level 14 4 $ 6 14 7 4 7< 9 4 16 2
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Contra Costa County Community Services Department Weatherization Division
Project: Energy Efficient Housing Rehabilitation
Table 2. -Housing Type and Tenure of High Energy Expenditure Households
HOUSING TYPE AND TENURE
PERCENT OF HIGH-CONSUMPTION HOUSEHOLDS IN 1990
ss 51.4%
'[ENURE
■ OWN
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40 �IIII�II RENT
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19.2% 19.2%
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1s 10.2%
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f. NUMBER OF RESIDENTS
A minimum of 25 households at maximum of $3,000 per household, all Concord residents.
g. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
Immediately upon funding we will identify prospective clients and set up a meeting with the
Neighborhood Preservation program to coordinate services. We anticipate that these services will
be completed within nine months of the funding being awarded.
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Budget
Organizational Budget Summary
Do not include in-kind services in your total income. Round all amounts to the
nearest dollar. (Expenses from July I - June 30) All cash, income, and
expenses must be accounted for on this page.
Actual Current Year Proposed
1993-94 1994-95 1995-96
Income
Cash -Beginning Balance 0 0
Cash - Accounts Receivable 0 0
Cash - Contingency Reserve Fund 0 0
City (includes any city) 0 0
Other Government Funding 637,936 521,383 unknown
contract
year is Jan -
Dec
Fund Raising/Donations (cash) 0 0
Fees for Services 0 0
Sources not listed above 0 0
1. , Total Income $637,586 $521,383
In-Kind (do not include as income)
Expenses
Personnel - Salaries/Benefits $294,188 $225,784.4
Insurance 0 0
Consultant Services 0 0
Office Expense $1,481 $1,136.64
Utilities - INCLUDES E.C.I.P. PAYMENTS $241,434 $185,296
Equipment Purchase/Rental $2,502
$1,920.52
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Actual Current Year Proposed
1993-94 1994-95 1995-96
Stationery/Printing/Postage 0 0
Subscriptions/Dues 0 0
Travel $454 $349.44
Training/Conference
Other Expenses $97,527 $106,896
(Includes materials expense)
2. Subtotal - Expenses $637,586 $521,383
Capital Expenses 0 0
Capital Outlay 0 0
Buildings 0 0
Equipment 0 0
3. Subtotal - Capital Outlay 0 0
4. Total - Expenses & Capital Outlay (2 +3) $637,586 $521,383
Cash Balance to Carry Over (1 + 4) 0 0
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Budget Narrative
1. Does your organization plan to do fund-raising? Yes No X
If yes, state examples of fund-raising methods planned and estimates of amounts
to be collected from those methods:
2. In addition to the requested funding or in-kind contribution, what other non-City
funding sources will be used to sponsor the program/project?
LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) and DOE
(Department of Energy) weatherization funding will be used in conjunction
with the requested funding from the City of Concord.
3. City In-Kind Contributions:
What other type(s) of assistance, if any, does your organization anticipate needing
from the City of Concord?
Use of facilities: None
Approved assistance of City staff:
Other: None
4. Specify the amount and purpose of any reserve funds identified for FY 1995-96
on the budget summary:
a. Excess cash balance to carry over to FY 1995-96: $ 0
b. Cash reserves/contingencies: $ 0
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Resolution/Certification: Official Contra Costa County Board Order Attached.
NOTE: The Order is scheduled for approval on January 31,
1995 and generally takes about a week to be certified by the
Clerk of the Board, it will be forwarded immediately upon
reciept.
Completed and submitted by
Contra Costa County, Community Services Department Weatherization Division
(legal name of sponsor).
We, the Board of Directors of
do hereby resolve that on , 1995, the hoard reviewed the application,
entitled (project name)
submitted to the City of Concord for consideration for Fiscal Year 1995/96 and,
furthermore, the Board in a proper motion and vote approved this application for
submission.
Furthermore, we hereby certify that the agency making this application is 1) non-
profit, 2) tax-exempt, and 3) incorporated in the State of California, and has complied
with all applicable laws and regulations.
To the best of our knowledge, all information presented herein is correct and complete.
Dated: 1995
By:
President of the Board, on behalf of the Board of Directors
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Jath to Ordinance Code Section 242.402, Including as the Housing 2.d Diwkt GAYIE 1251101', $-It SPECIAL DISTRICTS,AGENCIES,AND CU BATCHELDI
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Persons who wish to address the Board should completeArm
the form s.e Mui.t AUTHORITIES GOVERNED BY THE BOARD„ outran 0 ewa
i any written statement to the Clerk. f MARK D.sAULK03 C=Ofd SCAM aweErn.aoor1m.�ariunonwacw
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we considered by the Board to be routine and wil be enacted by one 56 Dimict
on of these items unless requested by a member of the Board or a
rd votes on the motion to adopt TUESDAY
t PUBLIC HEARINGS will be heard when the Chair calls for comments JANUARY 31,1995
of or in opposition thereto. After persons have spoken,the hearing is 9:00 A.M. Cap to order and opening ceremonies.
t and action by the Board. There is no further comment permitted from
S� Inspirational Thought- "What ties behind you and what lies before you are insignifrcal
Aanrting)derision must be submitted In writing to ft Clerk of the Board ; compared to what lies within you.” —Author unknown
tecision,and must identity the new information which was not before the
rade. Consider Consent Items:
f -General
)dations for disabled individuals planning to attend Board meetings who ± -Correspondence
171;TDD(510)6464929. An assistive listening device Is available from 1 -Information
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s of a Board meeting may be purchased from the Clerk of the Board. Presentation from the Contra Costa County Health Services Department Tobacc
:Board,(510)646-2375,to make the necessary arrangements. Prevention Project.
It(Supervisors M.DeSaulnier and J.Smith)meets on the second and
he James P.Kenny Conference Room(Room 105).
iakson and J.Smith)meets on the first and third Mondays of the month
1 Public comment.
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Consider Determination Items.
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ervisors M. DeSaulnier and J. Rogers) meets on the first and third
nes P.Kenny Conference Room(Room 105). i Consider recommendations of Board Committees.
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s J.Smith and T.Torlakson)meets on the first and third Mondays of the i Consider recommendations of Board Members.
at 9:00 A.M. Please contact Community Development Department at
op and T.Torlakson)usually meets on the fourth Monday of the month.
ment at 646-2071 to confirm date,time and place. i 1:00 P.M. Closed Session
2:00 P.M.
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is meeting to the Committee meeting(s)as noted: (See above for time
Decision Item
02-06-95 10:30 a.rrL D.1 DECISION on General Plan Amendment request 491-CO, Rezoning Application 2958-R
ttee 02.06-95 7:30 a.rrL and Development Plan 3018-91,Jerry Loving Architect(applicant)and Wickland Propertit
0246-95 9:00 a.m. (owner) in the Crockett area; and DECISION on the appeal by Wickland Properties c
02-06-95 1:30 p.m. y Subdivision 7558;and DECISION on the recommendation of the Zoning Administrator on
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........ development agreement relative to the property known as"Pointe Crockett" in the Crocke
area (Hearing closed December 13,1994)
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y,12 noon,12 days before the Tuesday Board meetings. 1
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i ***Persons desiring to attend any of the 2:00 p.m. or 2:30 p.m., hearings should note that d
length of time scheduled for each heiring is an estimate only. Also,hearings may be held lat(
1 (01-31-95) than time specified on this agenda.***
1 (01-31-95)
Personnel Actions
ssessment Appeals Board,as recommended by Supervisor 1.24 RECLASSIFY one Account Clerk-Advanced Level position to Accounting Technician in the
Auditor-Controller's Department.
I Bennett,Yahsmin Bobo,Oscar Garcia,Julie Kefer,Anna 1 1.25 ESTABLISH classification of Lead Central Services Technician on the salary schedule and
n,Bernard Riley, Sonya Shaukat, and Matt Smith to the RECLASSIFY one Reprographics Technician III position to the new class in the General
recommended by Supervisors Torlakson and DeSaulnier. 1 Services Department. (Fee offset)
to the Mental Health Commission, as recommended by 4 1.26 APPROVE Memorandum of Understanding between Contra Costa County and the
Appraisers'Association.
e 1.27 AUTHORIZE employee's advance step placement to the class of Senior Branch Librarian.
'E revenue and expenditure adjustments in the amount of Grants&Contracts
,m the County Vehicle Theft Program for equipment costs
ieneral Funds) APPROVE and authorize execution of agreements between the County and following agencies for
receipt of funds and/or services:
M: APPROVE revenue and expenditure adjustments in
ing increased revenue from Federal Aid Family Support 1.28 APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Chair, Board of Supervisors, to execute a contract
t Enforcement Incentive for a Deputy District Attorney amendment with the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development increasing the
contract payment limit by$51,615 to continue the Family Practice Residency Program in the
Health Services Department through June 30,1998. (No County Match)
'E revenue and expenditure adjustments in the amount of
rue from the expanded A-C Transit contract for police 1.29 APPROVE and AUTJiORIZE the Health Services Director to apply for and receive funding
in the amount of$25,000 from the City of Concord Community Development Block Grant
program to provide operating assistance for the Central County Homeless Shelter Program.
3VE appropriations and offsetting revenues in the amount
-eciation and salvage on vehicle being replaced by the 1.30 APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Community Services Director, or designee, to execute
application documents and contracts for submission of an application to the City of Concord
for Community Development Block Grant fimds in the amount of$75,000 which will allow
I-Capital Outlay(7029): APPROVE and AUTHORIZE continuation and expansion of a collaborative program between the Community Services
)istrict's Development Fee Trust Account for the purchase *. catherization Division and the City of Concord Neighborhood Preservation Program.
onsider with Item 1.49)
APPROVE and authorize execution of agreements between the County and following agencies as
noted for the purchase of equipment and/or services:
Position
1.31 AUTHORIZE the Deputy Director-Redevelopment, or designee, to execute a HOME
+essel registration fee with the SPONSOR Investment Partnership Act (HOME) Project Agreement with Church Lane Housing
-evenue dedicated to the Sheriffs Corporation to provide $245,000 in FY 1994 HOME funds to develop the Church Lane
trol. Apartments in San Pablo;and execute required loan documents for this purpose.
it-of-date language dealing with an SPONSOR 1.32 APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Health Services Director, or designee, to execute a
t for this County on DUI fines and novation contract with Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council of Contra Costa,Inc.,in the amount
County the same as all other counties. of$109,422 for continuation of alcoholism program services through June 30, 1995.(59%
Federal;41%State)
e pre-trial judge to consider any CO-SPONSOR
n about the defendant for purposes 1.33 APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Health Services Director, or designee, to execute a
sentencing or other specified novation contract with Bi-Belt Corporation in the amount of$157,807 for continuation of
nd thereby overturns the holding residential substance abuse treatment for County clients referred through the Bay Area Service
xdlove"case. Network Project through June 30,1995. (State Funds)
e sunset date for the 51 vehicle SPONSOR 4 1.34 APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Health Services Director, or designee, to execute a
t fee surcharge for the vehicle novation contract with Adolescent Treatment Centers,Inc.,with a payment limit of$136,248
ntion and prosecution programs to continue to provide residential chemical dependency treatment for adolescents with
med vehicle abatement program. alcohol/drug abuse problems through June 30,1996. (45%Federal;27%State;28%County)
4 (01-31-95) 5 (01-31-95)
ATTACHMENT 1
Blower doors are variable-speed fans equipped with
BLOWER DOORS a frame and shroud that permits them to fit inside a
variety of door frames. Instrumentation includes
pressure gauges that enable the operator to determine
the flow of air through the fan as well as the pressure
the fan induces on a dwelling. Since leakier houses
s require more air flow to induce a given pressure
difference, blower doors can measure the relative
h9 leakiness of a house. When used as a diagnostic
instrument,they can also reveal the location of many
p leaks,thus providing a clear target for air sealing.
When the job is partially or fully complete,
blower doors also provide technicians with fast feed-
back on the effectiveness of their work,thus contrib-
uting to increased practical wisdom on the part of the
technicians and to the overall professionalization
and efficiency of the weatherization process itself.
Experience has shown that high
preweatherization blower door readings of flow(at a
standard pressure of 50 pascals, for example) are
r .4.., strongly correlated with success in air sealing, as
revealed by substantially lower postweatherization
blower door readings.
Significantly, blower doors are also useful in
revealing what does not need to be done, allowing
Blower door setup,outside view. weatherization crews to concentrate on real prob-
lems. This observation illuminates critical features
`\ of the evolution of the weatherization program and
building science.
Prior to the advent of blower door technology
f II and the detailed analysis of patterns of convective
energy losses, conventional wisdom held that most
=3. air leakage occurs toward the mid-height of the
conditioned envelope,primarily through doors and
windows. Accordingly, application of
weatherstripping and caulking in those areas was
y advocated in DOE instructions and related publica-
tions and was widely practiced by weatherization
technicians and others. In the early days of blower-
door-aided diagnostics and air sealing—which for
i most weatherization agencies included the period of
this evaluation—these practices continued. In fact,
blower doors do reveal leaks from doors and win-
dows although their effects are amplified, since
small areas result in high-velocity air currents. Gradu-
ally, however, it was discovered that leakage from
doors and windows represents a relatively small
percentage of convective losses in most dwellings,
and that genuinely serious leaks tended to occur at
Blower door setup,inside view. The the bottom and(especially)the top of the conditioned
technician is zeroing the gauges,so as to envelope. Accordingly, careful air sealing in attics
measure both air flow and the inside- and basements is increasingly racticed by weah-
outside pressure difference caused by the erization crews in most areas of he country.The use
blower door. The speed of the fan is �'
adjusted using the control on top of the of blower door technology should be periodically
fan. evaluated at the local level to ensure that the technol-
ogy promotes cost-effectiveness in various circum-
stances.
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LOW INCOME ENERGY USAGE AND "BURDEN"
Res-idential energy use by low-income households is both :! necessity of life and a
commodity that is different in kind from other needs such as food and clothing. This is
because it varies so much by location, housing type, fuel type, and other factors.
* Residential energy absorbs 14.4 percent of the
average low-income household's income, compared LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
to 3.5 percent for the non-poor. A" SUBPOP'ULATIONs IN 10
Low-Income Households
* Many households are more heavily burdened by mo-SUMAD Howwwi& 27.9 mawm
energy costs than this average would suggest. '_'mm`
mo-
Forapproximately 25 percent of the low-income 4A=Ram
population, energy costs impose a 30 percent Boudhoas
burden on income. These are the "high-burden" u'
population within
the low-income population and they are most in
deed of Energy Assistance. These households /
can be found in every part of the country.
* For 20 percent of the low-income households, energy costs are particularly high,
averaging 30
percent more than
that for all low- RESIDENTIAL ENERGY BURDEN IN 19%
income households.
These "high- p Percent Of Income By Subgroups
expenditure"
households are 3
30
particularly in need
of low-income x
weatherization to 34
reduce their energy
consumption. 201
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* About 8 percent 141
of the poor fit into u -
both the "high- N
expenditure" and
"high-burden"
categories. These 2
households need • �� n HIGH-suxngx
assistance with MCH-EXPENMURE HIGH BURDEN do
energy efficiency HIGH E"ENDULME
and help with their
current energy bills
just to get to a position of parity with other low-income households, let alone the
population at large.
Soon= Economic Opporbmit7
Research hudtnfe
washimgton, DC
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1. THE HOUSING BURDENS ON POOR
HOUSEHOLDS
Vader stk-tda�LL ettabl shed by the U.S. Department of 1Tr using anal Urban
Development, housing is considered affordable for a low income household if it
consumes no more than 30 percent of the household's adjusted income.' By this HUD
standard, four of every five poor households in the United States are unable to find
affordable housing.=
Poor Renter Households
In 1985, about three of every five households living below the poverty line were
renters. ("rhe poverty line in 1985 was $8,573 for a family of three.) These poor
renter households devoted extremely large portions of their limited incomes to cover
the basic housing costs of rent and utflities. (See Figure L)
■ Some 45 percent of all poor renter households — or 3.1 million poor
households — paid at least 70 percent of their incomes for housing costs
(i.e., rent and utilities) a
■ The typical (or median) poor renter household paid 65 percent of its
income for housing. That is, half of all poor renters had rent and utility
burdens exceeding 65 percent of their income, while the other half had
rent burdens below this level.`
■ Nearly two of every three poor renters (63 percent) . or 43 million
households — paid at least half of their income for rent and utilities.
Frit: A Place to Call HcYne: The Crisis in Aausingifor the Poor
Center on Padget and Policy Priorities +and Low-Incane Housing
Infoznation Service. Washingncm, Dc, 1989
■ Some 85 snercent — 5.8 million poor renter households — paid it least 30
percent of their income for rent and utilities, thus exceeding the amount
considered affordable for these households under the federal standards
Moreover, some housing studies have found that after meeting other basic
needs, many poor households, particularly large households, cannot afford as much as
30 percent of income for housing. Thus, a number of housing analysts believe HUD's
30-percent-of-income standard to be too high. An alternative concept of affordability is
presented in Appendix A. Because this report uses 30 percent of income as the
standard for affordability, its findings may be considered conservative in their portrayal
of the nation's*low income housing problems, particularly for large households.
Paid Len than Paid 70% or More
30% of Luca=+ Of Income
15.37. 44.6%
Paid 3= to 50x
Of Income
21.6%
Paid sox to 70%
Of Income
18.5%
Source: U.S. casuua Bureau
American Houaiaa Survey, 1985
Figure L
Percent of Income Spent on Housing
By Poor Renters, 1985
In addition, Census Bureau data do not include most of those households who
are homeless.6 As a result, these data are likely to understate the proportion of poor .
households that face serious housing difficulties.
18
LEMAP Report to Congress Fucal Year 1991
Figure E-10. Percentage of low income households with heat interruptions due to inability
to pay, 1983.84 healing season to 199x91 heating season
+ Rate Giem)
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1983-64 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1989-90 1990-91
pf,r 1,204,000 7",000 576,=t) 469,000 1,001,000 1,123,000
Hate CPercent) 5.5 3.3 2.7 2.2 3.6 4
HEAT I NG SEASON
Analysis of energy trends
Figure E-11. Index of current dollar prices for fuel oil, natural gas, electricity, and a
composite compared to the Consumer Price Index (CPQ, 1979 to 1991
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1979 1981 1983 1985 1987 1990
ANALYSIS YEAR
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In U.S. Households, 1990 (Continued) m
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43 to 69 Years 1.03 7.47 .14 3.28 3s 3.54 .12 299 •44 L17 4.7 •
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(Dollars per Thousand Cubic Fe-1
Selected Prices, 1973-1991 Energy Information AdministratioMrlontfdy Energy Review January 1993
Delivered to Consumers, 1973-1991
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1973 1975 1977 1979 1981 1983 1985 1987 1989 1991
FIRE DEATHS AND INJURIES .
PHILADELPHIA
1992-93 SEASON
DEATHS: 11
August 1992 . 1900 block N. Judson St. Four killed: Odessa
James (mother went back in to rescue children) and 3 children,
Crystal , ]? k 10 , Marcus , 2. No working; kt—chen, no
electricity u�: vds. xelied on kerosene heaters fo-' warmth. Five
kerosene heaters. Cause of fire: open flame; lit candle.
Mother employed as bus monitor for school district. Flames
noticed by neighbors : 3 :44 a.m.
October 2 , 1992 . 4629 N. 9th Street. Five children killed.
Cassandra Garay, 1 , Carlos Garay, 2, Jose Zurita, 3, Evel Rojas ,
3 1/2 , and Christina Rojas , 4 1/2. No electric and no gas .
Kerosene heater in use. Illegal electric hook-up unrelated to
fire . Cause of fire : Misuse of candle (categorized as "children
playing with matches" ) . Child knocked over candle in the
bathroom; candle being used for light. Fire reported 5 :04 a .m.
November 19 , 1992 . 2537 W. Sergeant Street. One killed.
Alfonso Brickhouse, 53. No gas and no electricity. Two kerosene
heaters not in use (one broken and one out of fuel . ) Cause of
fire : overload on illegally hooked up extension cords , from
outside line, ( 2 ) cords spliced to each other and then to toaster
ovens used for heat and for cooking.
January 24 , 1993 . 5527 Ridge Avenue. One killed, one injured.
George Rushton, 71 , killed. Wife injured. Non-heating gas and
electric service on; using kerosene for heat. Cause of fire :
Inappropriate use of kerosene heater . Fire reported: 1 :15 p.m.
Ir VTL10\1 LSVC
V
December 8 , 19012 . Greenway and 5,15tii Street. Major injuries to
three adults; minor injuries to two children. Extended family
using kerosene and electric heaters and stove for heat; no gas
service . Space heaters not involved with fire. Cause of fire:
electric stove turned on to warm kitchen ; all four burners on and
oven on with door open. Pot on stove. Fire reported: 9 :19
a.m.
ATTACHMENT 3
HOUSING UNITS,LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF CONCORD,WEATHERIZED BY HOUSING
&ENRGY DIVISION THROUGH JULY 1, 1994-
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VIA 1890 1890 1 CONCORD 02/29/88 G
L 3720 3720 6 CONCORD 12/31/92 G
DW 1812 3 RD CONCORD 07/08/00 G
DW 184? Up CONCORD 00/ 11/S7 GA
L 1849 3RD CONCORD 09/ 11/87 G3
L 1863 3RD
CONCORD 03/31/89
DW 1946 3RD W. CONCORD 09/27/89 GA
DW 0150 5TH CONCORD 09/ 14/88 G
DW 2243 5TH CONCORD 12/ 13/89 GA
DW 2317 5TH CONCORD 08/26/08 G
DW 1879 5TH CONCORD 05/02/86 GA
L 2512 6TH N CONCORD 09/30/92 G4
DW 2064 6TH N .dCONCORD 05/02/86
N G
Aw 2113 6TH r "
CONCORD 09/ 14/SP G
L. 2117 6TH N CONCORD 03/04/86 GA
DW 2126 GTH N . i ONCORD in/ is/eq w,
D 92 A CONCORD 07/31/91 G1
DW 2357 ACACIA CONCORD 12/05/06
DW 2436 ACACIA CONCORD 04/25/86 GA
DW 5140 ACADEMY CONCOPY 12/ 11/67 4
DW 153 ADELAIDE 10 CONCORD 0S/23/80 G
D 1530 ADELAIDE 2 CONCORD 01/29/93
DW 1531 ADELAIDE 19 CONCORD 08/23/89 t*3
DW 1611 ADELAIDE 16 CONCORD WOWS G V!
L 1611 ADELAIDE 24 CONCORDo6/3n/89
Dv 1611 ADELAID IF. 47 CONCTRD 06/23/89
L 1710 ADELAIDE 104 CONCORD 02/29/88 G
L 1770 ADELAIDE 123 CONCORD 01/29/26
L 1770 ADELAIDE 308 CONCORD 02/29/88 G
L 25 ADOBF J CONCARD OF/50/90
DW 40 ADOBE 40 CONCORD 12/27/00 G
DW 47 ADOBE f ON RD 07/ 11/sn 0
DW 48 ADOBE CONCORD 08/01/96
DW 67 ADOBE CONCGRD 11116/S7
DW 5565 ALABAMA CONCORD 08/26/SS W
DW 5509 ALASKA I ONCORD 11/23/ps
DW 85 ALBERT f CONCORD 07/ v I/
DW 952 ALL4 CONCORD 06/71/89
L 2250 ALMOND CONCORD 12/1 1/86 GA
DW 2496 ALMOND ,,1 ,2 CONCORD 10/ ! S/07 G t
DW 2496 AL.M 0 N15 CONCORD 10/ 16/87 A A.
DW 4824 ALRC- CONCORD 08/2N/86 Gk
DW 276 AMATE CONCORD 11 /09/88
L 3124 AMEND CONCORD 07/10/90
DW 1660 AAHURST CONCORD 09/ 14/RS G
L 2301 ANTHONY CONCORD n6vou9
DW 2301 ANTHONY CONCORD 06/21/39 A
DW 1731 APPLE L ONCORD 04/25/6F �7
DW 2756 ARGYLL. CONCORD 10/50/87
DW 2756 ARS UL 0 PONCORP ll/ K/87
DW 2766 ARGYLL 0 CONCORD 00/07/86
DW 2780 ARS YL. ?_ R CONCORD ns/v/pp
DW 2780 A R G V 4 1 D CGUTORD 10/70/97
Dw 1625 ASCOT VOW= m!
DW 1719 ASHRURY
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DW 2901 ATLAMT> D
L 1505 A V F R VONGORD
L 1503 AYERS 4 CONCORD 09/ 18/87 G
DW 1873 AYERS B CONCORD 12/21/88 GA
DW 1873 AYERS 1 CONCORD 12/21/88 GA
DW 1885 AYRES CONCORD 00/26/00 GA
V 1661 R A i I CONCORD 11/30/90 G
L 1056 BANCROFT I CONCORD 03/31/89 G
D x 1056 g6wp0r -.,- CONCORD 01/ 17/89 G
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1 1, 55 B A R B I S. CONCORD nyol/pp G!,
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DW 3868 BAVVIEW c0mvOrp ON07 /8V 0.1
DW 1913 BEACH 1 WORP 0500/an
D 1987 BEACH I CONCORD 03/31 /an A
DW 1427 BEL AIR- D CONCORD 06/ 12/87 GA
DW 4516 FF L LE ANTIOCH 10/05/86 G7
DW 1710 BELMONT CONCORD 09/21/87 5A
DW 1780 BELMONT I CONCORD 03/26/S7 1r.
DW 1021 BERMUDA I CONCORD 08/21/S7 GA
DW 1721 BERRYWOOP CONCORD 10/30/S7 k_3
DW 5667 BLACK OAK ICONCORD 07/07/S6 G
DW 5086 BLACK OAV CONCORD 10/05/80 G t�
t. 5086 BLACK OAV CONCORD 05/31 /91 G13
L 4311 BLENHEIM CONCORD 06/02/89 G
L 4315 BLENHEIM CONCORD 05/24/89 G
L 4315 BLENHEIM CONCORD 07/31/89 G
L 4315 BLENHEIM CONCORD 07/26/09 G
1981 BON 1 FAC lk102 CONCORD 12/27/89 G
DW 1981 B 0 N 1 F A C 1(7- 103 CONCORD 12/27/89 GW
DW 1983 BONIFACIO 307 CONCORD 12/27/85' GW
DW 1983 MONIFACTO 308 CONCORD 12/27/89 Gw
L 1983 B ON 1 F A C!,-! 307 CONCORD 03/30/90 GA
DW 2057 BONIFACTO 1 CONCORD 12/21/00 G
D 2135 BON 1 FAC 1-7, I ONCCRD 09/3001
Dw 2359 BON TFAC Ti CONCORD O5/02/06 GA
D 2717 BON TFAC 1!�- CONCORD 01/squ 11:1
DW 5076 BONWELI... CONCORD 09/27/09 GA
DW 4903 BOXER I CONCORD 11/07/86 G A
DW 4917 B 0 X E R I ONCORD 12/05/66 G1
DW 1821 'BRISCOE I ONCORD 05/09/86 ;A:.
DW 2706 EROAnmoop CONCORD A
05/04/SS G
rw 2771 9ROAnMOOR CONCORP 08/31 /86 541.
0 7773 FROAPHOW, CONCORD 09/30/91G2
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0 323 CALVERT ANTIOCH 02/28/9L GA
DW 2501 CAMARA E CONCORD 06/ 14/89 G
L 2501 CAMARA E CONCORD 02/30/90 G
DW 2525 CAMARA A CONCORD 03/ 11/85 GA
DW 2525 CAMARA c CONCORD 07/ 17/87
DW 2525 CAMARA D CONCORD 07/ 17/07 G
DW 2530 CAMARA C CONCORD 08/28/87 G
DW 2530 CAMARA D CONCORD 07/ 1n/97 G
DW 253 1 CAMARA El CONCORD 06/ 1907
DW 2531 CAMARA c CONCORD 07/24/07 GA
DW 2537 CAMARA A CONCORD 02/20/86
DW 2537 CAMARA 8 CONCORD 09/21/87 G
DW 2537 CAMARA D CONCORD 09/25/87 G
DW 2542 CAMARA . A CONCORD 07/ 10/87 GA
DW 2542 CAMARA F CONCORD 09/21/67 GA
DW 2542 CAMARA 0 CONCORD 09/21/87 GA
DW 2543 CAMARA c CONCORD 12/ 11IS7
DW 2543 CAMARA D CONCORD 10/ 17/86 G
DW 2548 CAMARA El CONCORD 03/06/65 G
L 2548 CAMARA C CONCORD 03/31/89 G
DW 2548 CAMARA C CONCORD, 03/ 15/89 G V1
L 2554 CAMARA A CONCORD 03/31/09 G
DX 2554 CAMARA A CONCORD 04/ 12/85 G
D 2554 CAMARA c CONCORD 07/31/91 G3
DW 2560 CAMARA 4 CONCORD 05/ 18/88 G
0 2561 CAMARA D1 CONARD 09/in/91
DW 2566 CAMARA A CONCORD 03/24/89 GA
L 2566 CAMARA A CONCORD 05/31/89 G
DW 2566 CAMARA u CONCORD 09/27/85 GA
DW 3236 CAMBRIDGE CONCORD 06/06/86 G A
DW 1484 CAPE COD ICONCORD 10/ 11/89 G A
DW 1491 CAPE COD CONCORD 03/06/87 GA
D 1 101 CAREV 39 CONCORD 02/28/93 k-,
DW 1 105 CAREY 101 CONCORD 03/24/89 ON
DW 1 165 OAREY 10L CONCORD OP/ 15/89
DW 1 105 CAREY 104 CONCORD 03/ 15/09 G W
ow 1 105 CAREY 105 CONCORD 03/24/8q Cab{
DW 1 105 CAREY 105 CONCORD 03 /24 /89 G-,V
DW 1 105 AREV 106 CONCORD 03/ 15/ep W.-I,
DW 1 105 CAREY 109 CONCORD 03 /24 /89 GW
DW 1 105 FAREY 110 CONCORD 03/ 1S/89 G VIj
DW 1 105 CAREY 112 CONCORD 03/ 15/89 G ti
pw 1 105 0ARF1,, 114 CONCORD 01/ 15/89 G
DW 1 105 CAREY 116 CONCORD 03/ 15/89 Q1
DW 1 105 CAREY 2C3 CONCORD 03/24/89 G�A,'
ow 1 105 CAREY 205 CONCORD 03/24/09 G'W
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DW 1 105 CAREY 210 CONCORD 03/ 15/89 G U
DW 1 105 0 A R F \1 216 CONCORD 05/ 15/py Gw
DW 1 124 CAREY CONCORD 07/25/66 GA
L 1179 CLREY CONCORD 06/29/91 G4
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PW 1620 7ARL CON I ONCORD 1011LIO3
ow 2508 7AE ME1 CONCORD 12/31 /R? _4
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Dw 1104 OkARLU. CONCORD 11 / 16/oF G
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6 4816 CHEROKEE CONCORD 09/30/91 G2
LAW 4832 CHEROKEE CONCORD 09/26/50 G
DW 4019 CHESTNUT CONCORD n7/ 15/86 GA
D 102 CHILPANCINGO 107 CONCORD 08/31/91
D 102 CHILPANCINGO 108 CONCORD 09/31/91 G
L 1810 CHINQUAPIN CONCORD 05/29/91 G
DW 123 CTRCLE CONCORD 08/0606
D 125
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L 3112 CLAUDIA t coNcrer 03/111P;
DW 3112 CLAUDIA CONCORD 03pyan joll/
DW 3121 CLAUDIA CONCORD 01/50/0
Du! 301 CLAUDIA CONCORD 10/77/87 G A
DW 3242 CLAUDIA CONCORD 10/a 0 0
DW 3243 CLAUDIA,. i. CONCORD 03/ 11/88 G A
DW 3290 CLAUDIA- CONCORD 09/ 11,/87 C k
D 1630 CLAYTON Al CONCORD 01/31/90 GW
L 1630 C L A VTON' A4 CONCORD 08/po/go r,
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L 1630 CLAYTON 12A CONCORD 08/40/90
L 1650 CLAYTON G CONCORD 02/29/BR G
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DW 1704 CLAYTON 109 CONCORD 12/11/89 G
L 1704 CLAYTON 111 CONCORD 02/2R/F7
D 1704 CLAYTON 309 CONCORD 01/11/90 G
DW 1655 CLAYTON CONCORD 09/20/89 W,
DW 1886 CLAYTON CONCORD Oh/25/86 .73
DW 1890 CLAYTON CONCCRD 05/00/86 GA
D 1914 CLAYTON 4 CONCORD 00/71/91 �71
D 3201 CLAYTON 26- 1 CONCORD 03/11/9L Gl
D 3203 CLAYTON 6 CONCORD 03/31/94 G
0 3641 CLAYTON 46 CONCORD 03/71/5L 1-
Dw 3641 CLAYTON 37 CONCORD 07/24/A7 G
L 3720 CLAYTON 12 CONCORD 12/31/02 i7
D 3720 CLAYTON 13 CONCORD 01/29/99 G?
L 3720 CL A YTOW 14 CONCORD 12/01/02
L 9720 CLAYTON 15 CONCORD 12/71/92
L 3720 CLAYTON 21 CONCORD 12/71/99
L 3720 CLAYTON 22 CONCORD 12/11/92
L 3720 CLAYTON 23 CONCORD 12/31/q7
L 3720 CLAYTON 24 CONCORD 12/71/9?
L 3720 CLAYTON 25 CONCARr 12/11/07 A
L 1720 CLAYTON 26 CONCORD 17/ 1 .`q
DW 3838 CLAYTON 202 CONCORD fit 1;/v7
DW 3838 CLAYTON 301 CONCORD 12/0q/96
DW 3838 CLAYTON 102 CONCORD 11/ 14/es
DW 3838 CLAYTON 304 CONCORD 01/116/87 G
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DW 383S CLAYTON 307 CONCORD 11/ 1406
ow 3838 CLAYTON 308 CONCORD 11/ o/as
DW RRIA CLAYTON 403 CONCORD 1 1/07/to 1-
ow 383B CLAYTON 02 CONCORD
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DW 2834 7 1 A V T 0 N' 601 CONW20 llpnp�
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DW 3838 CLAYTON 609 CONCORD 11/ 14/86 G3
-DW 3838 CLAYTON 610 CONCORD 11/ 14/86 G
DW 3838 CLAYTON 611 CONCORD 11/ 14/86 G
DW mas CLAYTON 614 CONCORD 02/22/89 G W
DW 3838 CLAYTON 615 CONCORD 11/21/86 G
DW 3838 CLAYTON 701 CONCORD 1 l/ w/es C,
DW 3838 CLAYTON 702 CONCORD 1 QUM G
DW 3838 CLAYTON 703 CONWPP 1 1/ 1086 G
DW 9838 CLAYTON 704 CONCORD 1 1/ 11/96 173
DW 3838 CLAYTON 705 CONCUP 1 1/21/RS
DW 3838 CLAYTON 706 CONCORD 10/07/86 (3,
DW 3B38 CLAYTON 71 i CONCOM 1 i .' UM .4
DW 3838 CLAYTON 711 CONCORD 11/21/66 C3
DW 3838 CLAYTON 714 CONCORD 01/ 16/87 G
DW 3838 CLAYTON 801 CONCORD 11/ 14/86 G
DW 3838 CL.AY TON., 8n2 COMM 11/21/86
L 3838 CLAYTON 804 CONCORD 05/31/80 Gi
DW 3838 CLAYTON B05 CONCORD 11/ 14/86 G�
DW 9838 CLAYTON 806 CONCORD 11/22/89
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DW 3838 CLAYTON 901 CON70RD 02/22/89 GW
DW 3838 CLAYTON 905 CONCUP 11/21/PR
DW 3838 CLAYTON 906 CONCORD 1107/06 .71
DW 3838 CLAYTON 907 CONCORD ii/n7/s6
DW 3838 CLAYTON 908 CONCORD 11/ 14/86 G
DX 3830 CLAYTON 909 CONCOPP 05/ 11/86
DW 3838 CLAYTON 910 CONCORD 05/ 11/na G
ow 3836 CLAYTON 1002 CONCORD 01/ 16/87 G
DW 3838 CLAYTON 104 CONCORD 06/ 13/86 GA
DW 3836 CLAYTON 612 CONCORD 10/31/06 G
DW 3838 CLAYTON 707 CONCORD 02/06/87 G
DW 3838 CLAYTON 902 CONCORP 05/29/67 C.,
DW 3905 CLAYTON 8 CONCORD 12/27/09 G?
D 1916 CLAYTON 2 CONCOPP 03/11/94 At-,
DW 3916 CLAYTON 3 CONCORD 02/20/a7 G!
DW 3916 CLAYTON A CONCORD n9,/ 11/F7 G
DW 3966 CLAYTON CONCORD 06/ 12/87 171
DW hoso CLAYTON CONCORD 12/nsgs k�
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -201 CONCORD 08/78/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -204 CONCORD 08/28AP A.
L 4220 'CLAYTON 1 -205 CONCORD 08/28/89 GA
1 4220 CLAYTON 1 - 207 CONCORD 08/28/Pq &
L. 4220 CLAYTON 1 - 209 CONTORD OR/28/89 G
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -209 CONCORD OF/2p/Bq GL.,
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -21 0 CONCORD 08/29/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 - 211 CONCORD 08/26/89 GA
L. 4220 CLAYTON 1 -214 CONCORD 08/28/89 G A
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -215 CON70RD m/?s/pp Gt
1 4220 CLAYTON 1 -216 CONCORD 09/28/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 - 216 CONCORD 08/2S/S9 W
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -216 CONCORD 08/29/89 A Jlt
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -271 CONPORD ns/2F/PP GC',
L 4220 CLAYTON 1 -222 CONCoRD 08128189 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 2,- 2 n 1 nowomp 07/5 1109 _:4.
L 4220 CLAYTON 2-202 Mcppp 07/71/89 QIA
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L 4220 CLAYTON 2201 CONCORD 07/31/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON, 2202 CONCORD 07/31/89 GA
C 4220 CLAYTON 2205 CONCORD 07/31/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 2500 CONCORD 07/31/09 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 2218 CONCORD 07/31/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 3203 CONCORD 06/30/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 320h CONCORD 06/30/x:9 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 3205 CONCORD 06/3n/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 3207 CONCORD 06/30/e9 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 3208 CONCORD 06/30/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 3209 CONCORD 06/30/e9 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 3211 CONCOM 06/7n/99 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 320 CONCORD 06/30/89 G 4
L 4220 (-.LAYTON 3215 CONCORD 06/30/89 GA
L 4220 CLAYTON 3216 CONCORD 06/30/89 y�
L 4220 C L A Y TON'_ 3217 CONCORD 06/30/09 GA
L 4260 CLAYTON 7 CONCORD 02/2F/90 GA
DW 4260 CLAVTON 28 CONCORD 06/02/80 (3
DW 4260 CLAYTON 28 CONCORD 06/02/8q _2
DW 4260 CLAYTON 35 CONCORD 11/01/an -G
DW 4260 CLAYTOt-.J 39 CONCORD 02/ 15/89 G V.I.,
DW 4260 CLAYTON 81 CONCORD 09/ 14/SS G2
DX 4260 CLAVION 8 5 conow, 08/26/88 G
L 4343 CLAYTON 11 CONCORD 12/31/92 Gi
D 4815 CLAYTON 112 CONCORD 03/11/94
DW 4815 CLAYTON 102 CONCORD 11/ 15/89 G
DW 4815 CLAYTON 101 CONCORD 12/ Q/V9 G�
DW 4815 CLAYTON M CONCORD 12/ 13/80 G
DW 4815 CLAYTON 112 CONCORD 12/ 13/P9
DW 4815 CLAYTON CONCORD 11/ 15/09 G
DW 4820 CLAYTON 5 CONCORD 11/29/89
DW 4860 CLAYTON 9 CONCORD 11/22/89 G
Dw 4860 CLAYTON 18 CONCORD 11/22/ep (2-
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ATTACHMENT 4
Contra Costa County Community Services Department Weatherization Division
Project: Energy Efficient Housing Rehabilitation
From "WEATHERIZATION WORKS: An Interim Report of the National Weatherization Evaluation"
Health, Safety, Jobs, and Environment
For the purposes of the evaluation, selected nonenergy benefits were
assigned a dollar value, but the methods used to estimate their value varied.
Estimates of environmental benefits relied on a literature review and on
information about the proportions of weatherized dwellings using various fuel
types and the average savings of different fuels. Estimates of employment
benefits combined a literature review with data on Program employment,the
skill levels of workers,and managers'judgments cgncerning the job market for
weatherization workers.Data on Weatherization Assistance Program expendi-
tures for home repair were used to quantify the benefits associated with
maintaining or enhancing property values and extending the lifetimes of
dwellings. The monetary benefits of reducing the incidence of fires were
quantified using insurance industry data. Estimates of reductions in arrearages
were based on a literature review and data on payment histories collected on the
dwellings included in the evaluation.For each benefit included in the estimate,
we developed an average value per weatherized dwelling.
Ultimately, the dollar value of nonenergy benefits resulting from the
weatherization of single-family and small multifamily dwellings was esti-
mated to be'$976. The following table gives a summary of the nonenergy
benefits.
Value of the impact
Type of nonenergy impact per dwelling
Increased property value $126
Reduced incidence of fire $3
Reduced arrearages $32
Federal taxes generated from direct employment $55
Income generated from indirect employment $506
Avoided costs of unemployment benefits $82
Environmental externalities $172
Total $976