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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 04111995 - 1.43 Contra TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Costa FROM: Harvey E. Bragdon •» r Director of Community Development ur}�-y DATE: April 11, 1995 SUBJECT: Approval of certain Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)Program Project Agreements, FY 1995/96 SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATIONS(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Deputy Director Redevelopment or his Designee to execute the following CDBG Program Project Agreements with payment limits as indicated on Exhibit A, during the period beginning April 1, 1995 and ending March 31, 1996. FISCAL IMPACT None (100%U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development funds) BACKGROUND/REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS The CDBG Program is Federally funded at no cost to the County. The agreements contained in this Board Order are all continuation agreements of projects funded in the prior Program Year. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: T YES SIGNATURE: l�f —RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR APPROVE _OTHER _7C MENDATIO O BOARD COMM EE SIGNATURE(S): ACTION OF BOARD ON :4.,_�T� g _ APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED,,,OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS / I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A J UNANIMOUS(ABSENT ) TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN AYES: NOES: ACTION TAKEN AND ENTERED ON ABSENT: ABSTAIN: THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. Contact: Larry Jones 646-4208 cc: Community Development ATTESTED CAO PHIL BATCHELCVR,CLERK 6FF Auditor(Nona Garnett) THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS County Counsel AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Contractor BY�L �,DEPUTY L7 11: 95J96con.bos EXHIBIT A Activity No. Contractor Amount 21-1 Pleasant Hill Redevelopment Agency $ 60,000 21-2 Pacific Community Services, Inc. 25,000 21-5 Housing Authority of the County of Contra Costa 200,000 21-7 SHELTER Inc. 25,000 21-9 City of San Pablo 160,000 21-11 Contra Costa Legal Services Foundation 20,000 21-16 Family and Community Services of Contra Costa 89,000 21-17 Pacific Community Services Incorporated 30,000 21-23 Rubicon Programs Inc. 59,000 21-25 City of San Pablo 25,000 21-26 Rubicon Programs Inc. 76,250 21-30 Martinez Early Childhood Center 7,000 21-33 Rehabilitation Services of Northern California 15,000 21-43 Family Stress Center 15,000 21-44 Family Stress Center 7,500 21-46 Contra Costa Legal Assistance for the Elderly 10,000 21-48 Contra Costa Conflict Resolution Panel 10,000 21-51 Center for New Americans 30,000 21-52 Center for New Americans 15,000 21-53 Eden Council for Hope and Opportunity 8,000 21-54 Pleasant Hill Recreation&Park District 7,500 21-55 City of San Ramon 25,000 21-57 Pacific Community Services Inc. 10,000 21-58 Lions Blind Center 10,000 21-59 Battered Women's Alternatives 25,000 21-60 East Bay Center for the Performing Arts 18,000 21-62 Rape Crisis Center 20,000 21-63 Rape Crisis Center 15,500 21-64 West County Adult Day Care Center 10,000 21-65 The Housing Authority of the County of Contra Costa 77,500 21-66 West County Senior Services Network 8,000 21-67 United Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations 18,000 21-69 SHELTER Inc. 27,500 21-70 Catholic Charities'English Action Center 9,500 21-71 Northern California Family Center 30,000 21-72 Hospice of Contra Costa 30,000 21-75 Contra Costa Legal Service Foundation 10,000 21-76 Neighborhood House of North Richmond 45,000 21-77 Crisis & Suicide Intervention 10,000 21-78 Crisis & Suicide Intervention 5,000 21-80 Contra Costa Food Bank 10,000 21-82 AIDS Project of Contra Costa County 15,000 21-87 Cambridge Community Center 10,000 TOTAL $1,253,250 21-1 Pleasant Hill Redevelopment Agency, Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program Funds will be used to support the Pleasant Hill Redevelopment Agency Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program. 21-2 Pacific Community Services, Inc., Fair Housing Services Funds will be used to identify problems of housing discrimination in the Urban County and to provide fair housing counseling services to households experiencing discrimination in District V. 21-5 Housing Authority of the County of Contra Costa, Rental Rehabilitation Funds will be used to support the Housing Authority Rental Rehabilitation Program. Program purpose: to maintain the supply of affordable housing in the Urban County through the provision of zero and low-interest rehabilitation loans to owners of rental units occupied by lower income households. 21-7 SHELTER Inc., Fair Housing Program Funds will be used to identify problems of housing discrimination in the Urban County and to provide fair housing counseling services to households experiencing discrimination in Districts I-IV. 21-9 City of San Pablo, Housing Rehabilitation and Neighborhood Preservation Program Funds will be used to support the City of San Pablo Housing Rehabilitation Program. Program purpose: to maintain affordable housing through the provision of zero and low-interest loans to low-income homeowners and owners of rental housing affordable to lower-income households in San Pablo. 21-11 Contra Costa Legal Service Foundation, County Fair Housing Project Funds will be used to identify problems of housing discrimination in the Urban County and to provide legal services to households experiencing discrimination in the Urban County. 21-16 Family and Community Services of Contra Costa, In Home Care Registry & Training Project funds operating costs to this non-profit organization which provides training and job placement to low- income persons into positions as homecare workers throughout the Urban County. 21-17 Pacific Community Services Inc., Loan Packaging and Marketing Funds for this project will provide for the marketing and packaging of loans to small businesses in the Urban County. Loans are packaged for submission to the Small Business Administration. The project also funds direct business loans to start-ups and on-going businesses. 21-23 Rubicon Programs Inc., Building Bridges Project continues partial funding of operating costs for Rubicon's overall economic development strategy which creates jobs within businesses owned and operated by Rubicon and in neighboring West County communities for the homeless and disabled population. 21-25 City of San Pablo, Commercial Area Revitalization Project will improve and upgrade the appearance of commercial properties in an effort to revitalize commercial areas in the San Pablo Redevelopment Area. 21-26 Rubicon Programs Inc., North Richmond Enterprise Development Project will create jobs for low-income persons in North Richmond by decreasing the risk of business expansion through the provision of supported employment opportunities targeted to area residents. Program works with County Redevelopment Agency to attract new businesses. (Formerly known as OPEN!) 21-30 Martinez Early Childhood Center, Site Repairs (including ADA requirements) Funds will be used to complete building repairs to this public facility providing child care and developmental programs. 21-33 Rehabilitation Services of Northern California, Mt. Diablo Rehabilitation Center Funds will assist with renovations to enlarge this community facility to expand the Alzheimer Center. 21-43 Family Stress Center, Child Assault Prevention Program Funds will be used to support operating costs of a school outreach program which educates children on child assault and abuse issues and works with identified victims and their families in East, and Central County. 21-44 Family Stress Center, Child Parent Enrichment Program Funds will provide in-home basic need services to pregnant women and families with young children who are at high risk of child abuse and neglect in East and Central County. 21-46 Contra Costa Legal Assistance for the Elderly, Prevent Loss of Basic Needs Funds will be used to support operating costs of this program which provides free legal assistance to the over 60 population of the Urban County. Services are focused on the frail elderly to prevent the loss of shelter, income , and medical care. 21-48 Contra Costa Conflict Resolution Panel, Community Mediation Project Funds will be used to support operating costs of this program which provides conflict resolution and mediation service to low-moderate income persons in conflict as an alternative to courts, law enforcement and governmental means. 21-51 Center for New Americans, Multilingual Crisis Intervention and Support Services Funds will be used to support operating costs of this program which provides multilingual assistance and services to immigrants with the problems of assimilating into the American culture. 21-52 Center for New Americans, Multilingual Crisis Intervention and Support Services for North Richmond Funds will be used to support operating costs of this program which provides multilingual assistance and service to immigrants with the problems of assimilating into the American culture specifically in the North Richmond Laotian community. 21-53 Eden Council for Hope and Opportunity, Senior Home Equity Conversion Funds will support counseling for elderly residents of the Urban County on the availability of Reverse Annuity Mortgage programs, which allow seniors to receive monthly payments to supplement their incomes, based upon the equity in their homes. Services to be provided in the elderly persons' homes. 21-54 Pleasant Hill Recreation & Park District, Senior service Network Funds will continue this model program which provides supportive services to low-income elderly residents from throughout the Urban County. 21-55 City of San Ramon, Villa San Ramon "ConServ" Program Funds for this project will be used to subsidized the costs of congregate meals and other services for up to 25 very-low income seniors and disabled persons at Villa San Ramon. 21-57 Pacific Community Services Inc., Comprehensive Housing Counseling Services Funds for this project provides individual Housing Counseling Services to low-income residents of the Urban County, primarily in Supervisorial District V. Counseling areas include landlord tenant relations, fair housing, mortgage default and delinquency, and other related areas. 21-58 Lions Blind Center, Independent Living Skills for the Visually Impaired Funds for this project will be used to support operating costs of this program, which provides professional services to teach skills for independent living to up to 50 newly blind and/or persons with sereve low-vision problems. 21-59 Battered Women's Alternative, Teens Need Teens Funds will be used to support operating costs of existing and expanded services of this program, which work cooperatively with local schools to provide individual and group counseling to middle school teens effected by violence. The program also educates youth on sexual violence issues, including date rape, and teaches appropriate alternative behavior models. 21-60 East Bay Center for the Performing Arts, After School Outreach Program Funds for this project will be used to support operating costs for after school programs in the Urban County area of West County. In cooperation with local schools the program provides education in the Arts to low- income children. 21-62 Rape Crisis Center, Sexual Assault Intervention/Prevention Program Funds will be used to support operating costs of this program, which provides intervention and prevention services to child and adult rape victims, and provides rape education and prevention programs in West, South, and Central County. 21-63 Rape Crisis Center, Child Assault Prevention Program Funds will be used to support operating costs of a school outreach program which educates junior and senior high school students on child assault and abuse issues and works with identified assault victims and their families in West, South, and Central County. 21-64 West Count Adult Day Care Center, West County Adult Day Care Alzheimer's Respite Care Center Funds will be used to support operating costs of this program, which provides adult day care program of therapeutic and education activities, personal care and counseling for people with Alzheimer's and other frail elderly of West County. 21-65 The Housing Authority of the County of Contra Costa, Emergency Shelter Program for Single Adults Funds will be used to support two shelter operations, which will allow the shelters to remain open an additional one to three months. 21-66 West County Senior Services Network, Senior Escort Service Funds will be used to support operating cost of this program, which provides transportation to low-moderate income senior residents of West County who are unable to utilize transportation without assistance. 21-67 United Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations, Community Services Program Funds will be used to support operating costs of this program, which operates service center in Brentwood and Martinez. Centers provide information and referral for basic needs. 21-69 SHELTER Inc., Housing and Homeless Prevention Funds for this project provides individual Housing Counseling Services to low-income residents of the Urban County, primarily West and Central County. Counseling areas include landlord tenant relations, emergency rental/mortgage assistance, homeowner assistance, and other related areas. 21-70 Catholic Charities' English Action Center, Family Literacy Project Funds for this project will be used to support operations of this program, which provides language and literacy skills to pre-literate limited English proficient adults and their children age 3-7 years old. 21-71 Northern California Family Center, Runaway Services Funds for this project will be used to support operations of this program, which provides outreach, counseling and case management, and temporary shelter for runaway youth and their families. 21-72 Hospice of Contra Costa, Facility Based Hospice Care for People with AIDS Funds for this program will subsidize the cost of patient care in a skilled nursing facility for persons in the terminal stages of AIDS from throughout the Urban County. 21-75 Contra Costa Legal Services Foundation, Housing and Homeless Prevention Program Funds will be used to support operation of this program, which provides supportive legal services to low- income households who experience housing and homeless problems throughout the Urban County. 21-76 Neighborhood House of North Richmond, Multi-Cultural Family/Senior Center Funds will be used to support operations of this program, which has expanded its scope to accommodate a diversity of cultures. Services provided include family counseling, housing support, neighborhood safety and a senior nutrition program to residents of North Richmond. 21-77 Crisis & Suicide Intervention, Crisis Lines for the Urban County Funds will be used to support operations of this program, which provides a toll-free 24 hour Crisis Lines and supportive services for all residents of Contra Costa County. 21-78 Crisis and Suicide Intervention,Emergency Lodging for Homeless Families Funds will be used to support the operation of this program and to augment the cost of vouchers for one-night motel space for families in need of immediate emergency shelter. 21-80 Contra Costa Food Bank, Prepared & Perishable Food Program Funds will be used to assist with the operating costs of the program, which picks up surplus ready-to-eat food from restaurants, corporate cafeterias, and elsewhere throughout the Urban County for delivery to soup kitchen and other local charities who feed the very-low income population of the County. 21-82 AIDS Project of Contra Costa County, HIV/AIDS Home Based Support Funds will be used to support the operation of this program, which provides critical home-based support services for people with HIV disease as an alternative to nursing homes and hospitals. 21-87 Cambridge Community Center, Homeless and Crisis Management, Clothing Exchange Funds will be used to support the operation of this program, which will provide food clothing and referral services to homeless individuals and families.