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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 07141998 - C192 ...........................................I........................................... /qp Contra TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Costa FROM: Dennis M. Barry, AICP County Community Development Director DATE: July 14, 1998 SUBJECT: Approval of certain Community Development Block Grant(CDBG)Program Project Agreements FY 1998/99 SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATIONS(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION REMOdENDATIONS APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Deputy Director-Redevelopment or his Designee to execute the following CDBG Program Agreements with payment limits as indicated on Exhibit A, during the period beginning July 1, 1998 and ending June 30, 1999. FISCAL IMPACT None(100% U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development funds) BACKROUND/REASONS FORRECOMMEMATIONS The CDBG program is Federally funded at no cost to the County. The agreements are necessary to begin projects for the new program year that began on July 1, 1998 and ends June 30, 999. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: X RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR_�EC MMENDATION FBOARD COMM771 �K APPROVE —OTHER SIGNATURE(S): ACTION OF BOARD ON July 14, 1998 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A 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. ATTESTED-- July 14, 1998 PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Contact: Larry Jones By DEPUTY 335-1258 cc: Community Development CAO Pat Nurre,Community Development County Counsel Auditor(Lulu) LJ/data/wp60/bos/98/98-99con.bos EXHIBIT A Activity NO. Project 5 on nsor Amount HSG 98-03 Shelter Inc. $ 40,000 HSG 98-04 Contra Costa Legal Services Foundation $ 35,000 HSG 98-06 Housing Authority of the County of Contra Costa $ 250,000 HSG 98-07 City of San Pablo Community Development Department $ 70,000 ED 98-10 El Sobrante Chamber of Commerce $ 40,000 ED 98-11 Rubicon Programs Inc. $ 100,000 ED 98-12 Rubicon Programs Inc. $ 60,000 ED 98-13 Contra Costa Child Care Council $ 50,000 ED 98-14 City of Brentwood Redevelopment Agency $ 52,500 ED 98-15 City of San Pablo $ 90,000 ED 98-16 City of Martinez $ 20,000 OP 98-20 City of El Cerrito Maintenance and Engineering Services Dept. $ 20,000 OP 98-21 Port Costa Conservation Society $ 16,300 OP 98-23 Shelter inc. $ 10,000 OP 98-24 West County Adult Day Care/Alzheimer's Respite Center $ 10,000 OP 98-25 City of Martinez $ 20,000 OP 98-26 City of San Pablo $ 20,000 OP 98-27 City of Brentwood $ 65,000 OP 98-28 Rodeo Sanitary District $ 20,000 OP 98-30 Pleasant Hill Park and Recreation District $ 20,000 PS 98-32 Contra Costa Senior Legal Service $ 10,000 PS 98-33 Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa $ 8,000 PS 98-34 Rape Crisis Center $ 14,000 PS 98-35 Rape Crisis Center $ 20,000 PS 98-36 Contra Costa Food Bank $ 11,900 PS 98-37 Lions Blind Center of Diablo Valley $ 8,000 PS 98-38 Pleasant Hill Recreation and Park District $ 8,500 PS 98-39 Court Appointed Special Advocates $ 15,000 PS 98-40 Contra Costa Crisis Center $ 11,000 PS 98-41 Shelter Inc. $ 25,000 PS 98-42 Eden Council for Hope and Opportunity $ 8,000 PS 98-43 Family Stress Center $ 12,000 PS 98-44 Family Stress Center $ 11,000 PS 98-45 Center for New Americans $ 10,000 PS 98-46 Independent Living Resources of Contra Costa County $ 10,000 PS 98-47 West County Adult Day Care $ 10,000 PS 98-48 Ombudsman Services of Contra Costa $ 9,000 PS 9849 Cambridge Community Center $ 18,600 PS 98-50 City of San Ramon $ 25,000 PS 98-51 Diablo Valley AIDS Center $ 15,000 PS 98-52 United Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations $ 10,000 PS 98-53 YWCA of Contra Costa County $ 20,000 PS 98-55 East Bay Center for the Performing Arts $ 22,000 PS 98-56 Contra Costa Legal Services Foundation $ 15,000 PS 98-58 Future Leaders of America $ 9,000 PS 98-59 St. Vincent de Paul Society $ 10,000 PS 98-60 Pacific Community Services Inc. $ 10,000 PS 98-61 Battered Women's Alternatives $ 16,000 PS 98-62 New Connections $ 17,000 PS 98-63 New Connections $ 10,000 PS 98-64 Los Centzontles $ 10,000 PS 98-65 Community Housing Development Corporation of North Richmond $ 22,500 PS 98-66 Neighborhood Douse of North Richmond $ 50,000 PS 98-67 Conflict Resolutions Panels $ 10,000 PS 98-69 Northern California Family Services X2.500 TOTAL $1,$12,800 11 _. . 1.1 . ......... ......_..__ .._...... .............. .............. ........ .........__............. HSG 98-03 Fair Housing Services Shelter Inc. $40,000 The purpose of this program is to alleviate problems of housing discrimination through the provision of fair housing counseling services to residents of the Urban County. Services will be provided to 100 households. HSG 98-04 Fair Housing Services/ Contra Costa Legal $35,000 Legal Assistance Services Foundation The purpose of this program is to alleviate problems of housing discrimination through the provision of legal assistance to Urban County residents experiencing discrimination. Services will be provided to 100 households. HSG 98-06 Rental Rehabilitation Program Housing Authority of the $250,000 County of Contra Costa The purpose of this program is to increase and maintain the supply of rental housing affordable to extremely-low, very-low, and low-income Urban County households through the provision of subsidized housing rehabilitation loans. Loans will be provided to rehabilitate up to 30 housing units. HSG 98-07 Residential Rehabilitation City of San Pablo $70,000 and Neighborhood Preservation Community Development Department The purpose of this program is to maintain the supply of affordable housing owned and occupied by very-low and low-income households in the City of San Pablo through the provision of subsidized housing rehabilitation loans. Loans will be provided to 20 qualified households. ED 98-10 EI Sobrante Commercial El Sobrante Chamber $409040 Revitalization Planning of Commerce The purpose of this project is to develop and implement a plan to assist in the revitalization of the commercial area of El Sobrante in order to create and sustain jobs for low-and-moderate income persons. ED 98-11 OPEN Opportunities for Rubicon Programs Inc. $100,040 People and Employers Now! The purpose of this program is to provide training, work experience and placement assistance to 120 North Richmond residents and place 80 in permanent employment. ED 98-12 Work Experience Rubicon Programs Inc. $60,000 The purpose of this program is to provide training, work experience and placement assistance to 25 homeless persons and place 18 in permanent employment. ED 98-13 Family Day Care Contra Costa Child $50,040 Development Project Care Council The purpose of this project is to assist low- and moderate-income persons become licensed in-home child care providers, by providing technical assistance, and training to meet state licensing requirements. ED 98-14 Brentwood Center.Building City of Brentwood $52,500 Improvements Redevelopment Agency The purpose of this program is to stimulate job creation and economic opportunities for existing and new businesses by renovation a neighborhood shopping center which is located in a primarily low-income neighborhood of the City of Brentwood. Approximately 11 businesses will be assisted through the provision of zero or low interest loans or rebates. ED 98-15 Commercial Area Revitalization City of San Pablo $90,000 The purpose of this program is to stimulate job creation and economic opportunities for existing and new businesses through facade improvements in the City of San Pablo on San Pablo Avenue between Broadway and Road 20, Architectural assistance will be provided to 23 neighborhood serving businesses. ED 98-16 Downtown Economic City of Martinez $20,000 Development Plan The purpose of this program is to expand economic opportunities for existing and new businesses, and increase opportunities for job creation and training through the implementation of an Economic Development Plan. The Plan is intended to include strategies for marketing, small business assistance, analysis of existing labor force, and opportunities for job training which would complement the skills of the existing labor force. OP 98-20 Central Park Structural City of El Cerrito $20,000 Improvements Maintenance and Engineering Service Dept. The purpose of this project is to increase and improve recreational facilities and opportunities for residents of the City of El Cerrito that live in a primarily low and moderate income neighborhood. The project sponsor will accomplish this by replacing out dated playground equipment, and bringing the park into compliance with the ADA'. OP 98-21 Resign and Retrofit of Port Port Costa Conservation $16,300 Costa Classrooms 1&2 Society The purpose of this project is to prevent further deterioration and facilitate restoration of the Old Port Costa School Building. The project sponsor will bring the building up to current building codes, and where possible, bring the building into compliance with the ADA. OP 98-23 New Century Center Shelter Inc. $10,000 The purpose of this project is to complete and implement a plan to co-locate several community based organizations, increasing the direct services provided to low- and moderate-income residents. The sponsor will create a new nonprofit organization to purchase a new building. OP 98-24 West County Adult Day Care West County Adult Day $10,000 Facility Expansion & Access Care/Alzheimer's Respite Center The purpose of this project is to increase the number of persons served through facility expansion. The additional space will allow the project sponsor to seek additional operating funds from other sources. The project sponsor will remove a wall between the existing facility and the adjoining vacant space. This will result in an additional 1,053 square feet of space. OP 98-25 City Wide Curb City of Martinez $20,000 Ramp Installation The purpose of this project is to remove architectural barriers to mobility impaired individuals that live in the City of Martinez. The project sponsor proposes to install four curb ramps in the area surrounding the new regional medical center in downtown Martinez. OP 28-26 Pedestrian Ramps-Old City of San Pablo $20,000 Town Section Phase IV The purpose of this project is to remove architectural barriers to mobility impaired individuals that live in the city of San Pablo. The sponsor proposes to install 12 curb ramps in the Old Town Sectionof San Pablo. OP 98-27 Village Drive Infrastructure City of Brentwood $65,000 Improvement Program The purpose of this project is to improve the infrastructure and lighting in the Village Drive area of Brentwood. The project sponsor will accomplish this by extending an existing street and install more street lighting in the neighborhood. Americans with Disabilities Act UP 98-28 Refurbish Manhole Phase III Rodeo Sanitary District $20,000 The purpose of this project is to improve the sewer collection system by refurbishing manholes in the Town of Rodeo. Sponsor proposes to refurbish 12 manholes to minimize seepage of sewage during heavy rains. UP 98-30 Americans with Disabilities Act Pleasant Hill Park& $20,000 Modifications for the Winslow Center Recreation District The purpose of this project is to increase the amount of recreation space accessible to mobility impaired individuals in the City of Pleasant Hill and surrounding areas. PS 98-32 Legal Services for Contra Costa Senior $10,000 Needy Seniors Legal Services The purpose of this program is to maintain housing, income and to prevent elder abuse by providing free legal counsel and representation to Urban County seniors on basic needs such as housing, income, health care rights, to maintain housing and prevent homelessness. The program proposes to assist 100 seniors. PS 98-33 Martinez Dining Room Loaves and Fishes of $8,000 Contra Costa The purpose of this program is to alleviate hunger by providing nutritious meals to people seeking emergency food assistance living in the City of Martinez. Sponsor will provide 2400 meals to 125 persons. The project' works in cooperation with PS 98-34, Prepared&Perishable Foods Program. PS 98-34 Child Assault Prevention Rape Crisis Center $14,000 Program The purpose of this program is to decrease sexual violence among teen by providing education factors leading to sexual abuse. Sponsor will provide classroom instruction to 800 middle and high school youth. PS 98-35 Sexual Assault Victim Rape Crisis Center $20,000 Empowerment Program The purpose of this program is to provide 24-hour crisis intervention services to sexual assault victims and their families. Services include 24 hour crisis intervention(telephone), 24 hour in-person accompaniment medical exams and legal reporting, court hearings, follow-up counseling and prevention services. The program will provide services to 195 victims. PS 98-36 Prepared and Perishable Contra Costa Food Bank $11,900 Program The purpose of this program is to provide nutritious meals to people seeking emergency food assistance from soup kitchens and shelters. The program will provide 8600 meals which will serve 1090 persons annually. PS 98-37 Independent Living Skills for Lions Blind Center $8,000 the Visually Impaired of Diablo Valley The purpose of this program is to prevent the institutionalization and maintain independence of 32 newly blind and visually impaired seniors by providing basic self-help living skills instruction to low- income Urban County residents. The program provides two professionals, skilled in teaching the newly blind'independent living skills in the clients home. PS 98-38 The Senior Service Network Pleasant Hill Recreation' $8,500 and Park District The purpose of this program is to prevent premature institutionalization and maintain housing independence by providing on-site crisis intervention assistance to low- income Urban County seniors. The program provides a 15 hours per week Care Manager at the Pleasant Hill Senior Center. The program expects to serve 170 persons and provide outreach to 170 seniors. ­­.­.­­­­............................................................I..........I.....................1.11.................... ....... ............... .......... ...... .............................................................. PS 98-39 Children At Risk Court Appoint Special $15,000 Advocates The purpose of this program is to prevent prolonged foster home placement of abused, dependent children of the juvenile court and reunite families by providing special court advocates and case management services to low- income Urban County residents. The program trains and provides volunteers who provide reports to the court and attend juvenile court proceedings, and follow-up. The program expects to provide 21 children with advocacy services. PS 98-40 24-Hour Homeless Hotline Contra Costa $11,000 and Emergency Shelter Program Crisis Center The purpose of this program is to prevent homelessness and provide 24-hour crisis intervention and emergency shelter to low-income Urban County residents. The program will provide a 24-hour hotline for the homeless to assist them in securing shelter and other essential services. The program also provides counseling to assist clients in locating long term shelter, and motel vouchers to homeless families with children, and persons whose health and safety is at risk for one or two nights. The program will provide 150 nights of emergency shelter for 100 persons and their children. PS 98-41 Emergency Housing and Shelter Inc. $25,000 Homeless Services The purpose of this program is to maintain housing and prevent homelessness through landlord/tenant counseling or direct housing assistance. The program provides landlord/tenant counseling, rental/mortgage assistance, and home owner assistance. For all program areas 250 households will receive assistance. PS 98-42 Senior Home Equity Eden Council for Hope $8,000 Conversion Counseling and Opportunity The purpose of this program is to prevent homelessness by providing housing related services to low-income Urban County seniors. Reverse mortgages are designed to assist seniors to remain in their homes by taking advantage of being"house rich and cash poor." The program will provide professional staff to provide information and 36 intensive counseling sessions to seniors and their families to identify the type of mortgage which potentially best serve their needs. PS 98-43 Child Assault Prevention Family Stress Center $12,000 Program The purpose of this program is to prevent child assault by providing assault self-protection skills and techniques to children ages 3 to 18. The program, through classroom presentations, teaches children how to recognize abuse, and strategies to deal effectively with potentially dangerous situations. Presentations will be made to 700 children. Training will also be provided to 70 parents and 40 teachers, PS 98-44 Child Parent Enrichment Family Stress Center $11,000 Program The purpose of this program is to prevent child abuse by providing parenting skills to at-risk families. PS 98-45 Multi Cultural Crisis Center for New $10,000 Intervention & Support Americans Services The purpose of this program is to provide crisis intervention services and basic human needs to newly arrived Urban County immigrants and refugees. The program provides services such as: crisis intervention, information and referral, needs assessment, and employment development. The program expects to provide cross cultural counseling to 9 persons and information and referral to 60 persons. PS 98-46 Jobs Plus: Employment Program Independent Living $10,000 for Persons with Disabilities Resources of Contra Costa County The purpose of this program is to prevent unemployment of disabled adults by providing prevocational training to low-income Urban County residents, The program will provide job counseling and training in pre- employment skills, and job placement assistance to 20 persons of which 8 will obtain employment. The program will also provide outreach to employers on accommodations for disabled, employer incentive programs, and placement relationships. PS 98-47 Alzheimer's Respite Care West County Adult Day Care $10,000 The purpose of this program is to prevent out of home placement and homelessness of low-income Urban County seniors with Alzheimer's. The project sponsor will provide therapeutic and educational activities, personal care and counseling as well as respite support for family members and care givers. PS 98-48 Ombudsman Services of Ombudsman Services of $ 9,000 Contra Costa Contra Costa The purpose of this program is to prevent elder abuse by providing quality of care abuse investigations and advocacy for frail and dependent elders residing in Urban County nursing and residential care facilities. The program trains volunteers to be certified Ombudsman. Ombudsman visit nursing and residential care facilities on a regular basis thereby maintaining a presence in order to safeguard the rights of the long-term care residents. Approximately 650 seniors will receive services. PS 98-49 Assistance for Homeless Cambridge Community $18,600 & Families in Crisis Center The purpose of this program is to provide homeless persons and families in crisis with basic survival needs through the provision of food, clothing and basic personal care items. The facility will be open 30 hours per week and overall the program will provide assistance to 800 people. PS 98-50 Villa San Ramon City of San Ramon $25,000 "ConServ" Program The purpose of this program is to provide congregate care subsidies for low-income Urban County seniors. This program will provide assistance to 24 seniors. PS 98-51 HIV Nutrition Education Diablo Valley AIDS Center $15,000 and Food Program The purpose of this program is to maintain independence by providing home deliveredmeals and nutrition education to low-income Urban County residents with HIV/AIDS. The program proposes to serve 12.5 persons and their families. PS 98-52 Community Services Program United Council of Spanish $10,000 Speaking Organizations The purpose of this program is to assist immigrants and refugees in securing basic needs. The program will provide services such as, immigration assistance, client advocacy, social service forms, translation, and housing applications to 150 persons. PS 98-53 YWCA Family YWCA of Contra $20,000 Empowerment Program Costa County The purpose of this program is to empower family self-sufficiency by providing quality child care to 80 children, leadership for 40 middle school aged youth, health care support, and job training classes and services to 74 low- income families. The program will provide, through its existing site, child care (ages 3';to 10);youth leadership instruction in ethics, communication/time management, diversity/conflict resolution, and volunteer placement; physical and mental health care programs, and job training skills. PS 98-55 After School Outreach East Bay Center for $22,000 Performing Arts Program the Performing Arts The purpose of this program is to provide an after school multi cultural performing arts program in music and dance for low-income elementary school students residing primarily in Urban West County. The program will provide 24 classes to children in kindergarten through 8th grade in music (vocal and instrumental), dance and drama. 11 ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... . ........ ..._... ..................._... PS 98-56 Housing and Homeless Contra Costa Legal $15,000 Assistance Program Services Foundation The purpose of this program is to prevent homelessness and maintain affordable housing by providing legal assistance to low-income Urban County residents. Services include advice and counseling, brief advocacy services, and direct'representation before judicial and administrative tribunals. Legal services will be provided to a minimum of 350 residents. PS 98-58 FLA Level 1 Leadership Future Leaders of $ 9,000 Conference America The purpose of this program is to prevent youth delinquency by providing self-esteem and leadership development to low-income children in East County. A summer campership for eighth and ninth grade youth will provide conferences on leadership, parliamentary procedure, public speaking, lobbying, goal setting, assertiveness and self-esteem to 60 youth, as well as follow-up workshops at major California universities. PS 98-59 Home Instruction Program for St. Vincent Ile Paul $10,000 Preschool Youngsters Society The purpose of this program is to provide in-home parenting skills instruction to 17 low-income families of preschool age children to teach one to one intensive school readiness instruction to their children. The program provides in home visitation by professional staff to train parents to provide in instruction to preschool children. Services provided include child C parent assessment, parenting skills instruction, role playing, educational resources identification, and information workshops. PS 98-60 Comprehensive Housing Pacific Community Services $10,000 Counseling Incorporated The purpose of this program is to prevent homelessness and maintain affordable housing by providing housing counseling to low-income persons. The program provides counseling in areas such as landlord/tenant, mortgage default and delinquency counseling, prepurchase/rental, educational, and information and referral. PS 98-61 Youth Violence Relationship Battered Women's Alternatives $16,000 and Alliance Building The purpose of this program is to prevent teen violence by providing violence awareness instruction to low- and moderate-income Urban County teens. Classroom presentations will be made to 750 students, individuals and group counselors, and training to 15 peer counselors and 140 parents and professionals. PS 98-62 HW/AIDS Resources New Connections $17,000 The purpose of this program is to provide case management to persons dually diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and substance abuse to assist in maintaining independence and prevent homelessness or institutionalization. The program will provide assistance to those in financial need by providing vouchers for food, utilities, support groups, various forms of therapy, volunteer buddies, and information and referral. The project will serve 200 persons. PS 98-63 Youth Delinquency New Connections $10,000 The purpose of this program is to prevent the incarceration or placement of juvenile offenders ages 10-17 with substance abuse and gang problems by providing case management services and advocacy to low-income Urban County youth and their families. The program will provide assessment and short-term youth and family counseling, long-term special needs counseling, chemical dependent referral for treatment and parental education. PS 98-64 Teen Multi Cultural Los Centzontles $10,000 Art Program The purpose of this program is to provide instruction in cultural music and dance to 84low- and moderate- income teens residing primarily in Urban Nest County. The program will provide classes in voice, musical instruments and dance. PS 98-65 First-time Homebuyer Community Housing $22,500 Housing Counseling Program Development Corporation The purpose of this program is to increase opportunities for home ownership through housing counseling services to 17 low- and moderate-income first time homebuyers. The program provides services which include technical assistance and workshops on credit repair, debt reduction, budgeting, pre-qualification analysis for loans, and information on available homebuyer assistance programs. PS 98-66 Multicultural/Senior Neighborhood House $50,000 Family Center of North Richmond The purpose of this program is to maintain a public facility by providing operational support and funding for the only community center in North Richmond. The program provides, in collaboration with other community agencies, nutrition program, information and referral, education programs, arts and crafts, and social programs reflective of the area's cultural diversity. PS 98-67 Conflict Resolution Panels Center for Human Development $10,000 The purpose of this program is to resolve conflicts peacefully through mediation services. The program provides recruitment and training of volunteers in conflict resolution skills and techniques in conflict management. Volunteers serve the low to moderate income community members by assisting disputing parties to resolve their differences. PS 98-69 Shelter Services for Runaways Northern California Family $12,500 Center The purpose of this program is to provide short-term counseling and shelter services to adolescents who have runaway or are homeless. The program provides counseling and case management, and temporary shelter for runaway youth and their families.