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RESOLUTION NO.
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RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO APPROVING A
CERTAIN FOURTH YEAR ACTION PLAN OF THE
CONSOLIDATED PLAN IN CONNECTION WITH
IMPLEMENTING VARIOUS FEDERAL GRANT FUNDED
PROGRAMS
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WHEREAS, the City of San Bernardino, California (the "City"), is a municipal
corporation and a charter city duly created and existing pursuant to the Constitution and the laws
of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, the Community Development Commission of the City of San Bernardino
(the "Commission") on behalf of the Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Bernardino (the
"Agency"), is a redevelopment agency, a public body, corporate and politic of the State of
California, organized and existing pursuant to the Community Redevelopment Law (Part I of
Division 24) commencing with Section 33000 of the Health and Safety Code of the State of
California (the "Act"); and
WHEREAS, the City has previously initiated certain actions in connection with the
pursuit and award of certain Federal Grant Entitlement Funds, including but not limited to
Community Development Block Grant Funds, HOME Investment Partnership Act Funds and
Emergency Shelter Grant Program Funds, for the purposes of assisting and providing decent
housing, suitable living environment and expanded economic opportunities principally for low
and moderate income persons who reside within the jurisdiction of the City;
WHEREAS, in connection with the pursuit of said Federal Funds, the City, through the
Development Department of its Economic Development Agency, has caused the preparation of a
Fourth Year Action Plan of the Consolidated Plan composed of three components which include
(i) an evaluation ofthe housing and community development needs of the City of San
Bernardino, (ii) a Five Year Strategic Plan and an (iii) Annual Action Plan; and
WHEREAS, a copy of the Fourth Year Action Plan of the Consolidated Plan is attached
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WHEREAS, the City, having held a duly noticed public hearing in connection with the
consideration of the Fourth Year Action Plan of the consolidated Plan, hereby deems it desirable
to approve the Fourth Year Action Plan of the Consolidated Plan as attached hereto as Exhibit
"A" and to authorize its submission to the United States Department of Housing and Urban
Development ("HUD").
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITYOF SAN BERNARDINO, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The Mayor and Common Council (the "Council") hereby find and
determine that the preparation of the Fourth Year Action Plan of the Consolidated Plan is in the
best interests of the residents of the City of San Bernardino and hereby approved the Fourth Year
Action Plan of the Consolidated Plan a copy of which is attached hereto and as Exhibit "A" and
incorporated herein by this reference.
SECTION 2. The Council hereby authorized the submission of the Fourth Year Action
Plan of the Consolidated Plan to HUD and further directs the Mayor to take such action and
execute such doclUllents on behalf of the City as may be deemed appropriate in order to submit
and implement the Fourth Year Action Plan of the Consolidated Plan on behalf of the City.
SECTION 3. The fmdings and determinations herein shall be fmal and conclusive. This
Resolution shall take effect upon the date of adoption.
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RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO APPROVING A
CERTAIN FOURTH YEAR ACTION PLAN OF THE
CONSOLIDATED PLAN IN CONNECTION WITH
IMPLEMENTING VARIOUS FEDERAL GRANT FUNDED
PROGRAMS
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6 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted by the Mayor and
Common Council of the City of San Bernardino at a ioint adiourned meeting thereof, held
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on the 11th day of May , 1998 by the following vote, to wit:
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
STAFF REPORT
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Fourth Year Action: Consolidated Plan
BACKGROUND
Beginning with the 1995/1996 Program Year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) required that all entitlement jurisdictions prepare and submit an action plan
for each year of the 1995-1999 Consolidated Plan. The Consolidated Plan is a comprehensive
five (5) year strategy that addresses the use of Federal grant/entitlement funds including
Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnership Act and Emergency
Shelter Grant Programs to meet the goals of providing decent housing, a suitable living
environment and expanded economic opportunities, principally for low- and very-low income
persons. The annual action plan, in this case the Fourth Year Action Plan, combines the
application and reporting requirements for the three grant programs available to the City and acts
as a one year expenditure plan by indicating the intended use of the resources and the number of
individuals and families to be assisted, and describes activities to be undertaken.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
In compliance with the Citizen Participation Plan component of the requirement of the
Consolidated Plan, the City of San Bernardino implemented the community outreach process for
the Fourth Year Action Plan to obtain input from the community on the housing and non-housing
needs of the City. On September 15,1997, the Common Council held a public hearing in order to
solicit public comments regarding housing and community development needs, and to update the
issues and problems which were addressed in the needs assessment portion of the Consolidated
Plan. The Community Development Citizen Advisory Committee (CDCAC), with members
appointed by the Mayor and Common Council, have met extensively since the public hearing and
reviewed all project and activity applications.
AD HOC COUNCIL COMMITTEE REVIEW
On May 4, 1998, the Mayor and Common Council opened and closed the second required public
hearing for the Fourth Year Action Plan. During the hearing, the Council received requests to
consider overriding the CDCAC's, CDBG recommendations to not fund the projects noted in
Table A.
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COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
MEETING DATE: 05/11/1998
Agenda Item Number:
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98-112
Economic Development Agency Staff Report
Fourth Year Action: Consolidated Plan
April 29, 1998
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TABLE A
Agency Proiect Amount Purpose
1. Facility Rehabilitation $80,000 HVAC
a. Operation Grace 2. Bronson Acquisition $77,900 Transitional Housing Unit
3. Homeless Services $20,000 Counseling Families
1. Cristy Acquisition $76,000 Transitional Housing Unit
b. Grace Chapel 2. Low IncomeJHomeless $20,000 Counseling Family
Services
c. Mary's Mercy Center 1. Casa Merced Acquisition $81,000 Transitional Housing Unit
d Central City Lutheran 1. Youth for Better San $20,000 Youth Services
Mission Bernardino
The Ad Hoc Committee did not take fonnal action on the five projects, but a request was made
that EDA review the possibility of assisting Operation Grace with the acquisition of their property
utilizing HOME funds, while recognizing that such assistance, if eligible, would necessitate an
amendment to the HOME Program, at a future date.
The Ad Hoc Committee also reviewed recommendations from two City departments to increase
funding for three projects. The Committee agreed, with a 3- Yes, O-No, O-Abstension vote to
recommend the changes noted in Table B, which decrease the 1998-1999 CDBG Administrative
Budget by $136,000 and increases the Code Enforcement Program by $117,017 and provides
$18,983 for the salary of the Fire Prevention/Code Enforcement Officer.
The third City request, from City Fire, was to increase the funding for the fire engine lease
program from the CDCAC recommended figure of$119,689 to $219,689. The Committee
voted: 2- Yes, I-No, O-Abstension to make this request priority number one on the list of projects
to be funded with reallocation funds, that may become available from projects funded during the
1997-1998 Program Year.
Except for the changes noted above, no other modifications were made to the CDCAC
recommendations first presented on May 4, 1998. The CDCAC recommendations are repeated
below from the May 4, 1998 meeting agenda item #6, for ease of reference.
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MEETING DATE: 05/II/t998
Agenda Item Number:
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Fourth Year Action: Consolidated Plan
April 29, 1998
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TABLE B
RECOMMENDA nONS
CitylDepartmenti Agency Project
May 4, 1998 May 6, 1998
CDCAC Ad Hoc Committee
I. Cilv EDA CDBa Adminitration $772,150 $636,150
2. Citv Fire Fire Prevention/Code Compliance Officer $0 $18,983
3. Citv Administrator Code Enforcement $500,000 $617,017
PROJECT AND ACTIVITY REVIEW PROCESS
A. Communitv Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program FY1998-99
The anticipated 1998/1999 CDBG allocation for the City of San Bernardino is $3,861,000. A
total of 57 proposals were received and reviewed by the CDCAC for a total of$I,178,689, in the
area of public services, but only a total of$579,200 in funding was available for allocation. In the
capital improvement/economic development/rehabilitation category, a total of $5,732,400, in
funding requests were received with only $2,278,889 available for allocation given the $230,761
reserve for the Year 2 payment on fire engine leases. The balance of the $3,861,000, or
$772,150, is set-aside for program administration and a reserve to allow for the coverage of
project cost overviews).
Following the process used over the last several years, the CDCAC conducted its review, between
January 28 and April 20, 1998, by evaluating applications, conducting interviews and formulating
final recommendations. All proposals received were considered by the CDCAC and the
recommendations were based on the merit of each individual proposal. Whenever applicable, the
CDCAC took into consideration the needs assessment, the strategic plan, the past performance of
applicants and the list of ranked City priority projects provided by the City Administrator's office.
Staff also reviewed the basic eligibility of all programs, projects and activities recommended by
the CDCAC. However, final eligibility will be determined by HUD.
The CDCAC deliberated on the project proposals on February 2, 16, and April 20, 1998. The
Committee's recommendations for funding are presented on Table I. Also for your information,
Table IlA and lIB lists all applications for funding received, dollar amounts requested and
resultant committee recommendations.
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B. Reallocation of Fiscal Year 1997-98 CDBG funds
As in prior years, CDBG funds have become available, after financial reconciliation, at the end of
each fiscal year. Instead of a separate application process for these funds, the CDCAC agreed to
develop a list of projects, in priority order, should funds become available for reallocation after
the close of the 1997-1998 fiscal year. The reallocation recommendations are, noted in Table
IIIA. Through this process the CDCAC attempted to add monies to projects not recommended
for full funding with available 1998-99 CDBG funds. Should this occur the resultant dollars
received by each project from both 1998-99 CDBG funds together with reallocation dollars are
summarized on Tables IV A and IVB.
It should be noted the CDCAC did not recommend year two funding for the Fire Prevention/Code
Enforcement Officer position and full funding for City Code Enforcement. This action is of
particular concern to the City Administrator's Office because of continued need. Specifically
regarding Fire Prevention/Code Enforcement Officer, the Department views the position as
critical to long-term need in addressing occupancy and related inspections for code compliance.
For this reason an additional $18,983 is requested to fund the position through June 30, 1999.
Also the CDCAC's recommended funding for City Code Enforcement is $200,000 below the
amount requested. The impact on Code Compliance would be loss offour Code Officer positions
through transfer to vacant positions in other sections. This would reduce needed field
work/inspection and case follow-up including demolition. As a result the Council is requested to
allocate an additional $200,000 to the Code Compliance program.
Both requests could be drawn from administrative reserves provided in the program budget.
C. Emergencv Shelter Grant (ESG)
The anticipated amount of funds available for FYI998/1999 under the ESG program is $152,000.
The program is recommended as a mix of activities only, with specific agencies selected through
a request for proposal process after HUl)'s review of the Fourth Year Actin Plan. The Program,
for the 1998/1999 fiscal year, is recommended as follows in Table IV.
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COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
MEETING DATE: 05/11/1998
Agenda Item Number: I
98-112
Economic Development Agency Staff Report
Fourth Year Action: Consolidated Plan
April 29, 1998
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TABLE IV
EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT PROGRAM
Shelter Rehabilitation $15,000
Essential Services $7,600
Shelter Operations $114,200
Homeless Prevention $7,600
Shelter Program Administration $7,600
TOTAL PROJECTS ESG PROGRAM $152,000
D. HOME Funds
The anticipated amount of HOME funds available for the FY1998/1999 is $1,645,000. The
CDCAC initially considered the mix of HOME Program activities as funded for the 1997/1998
fiscal year, which included the MobiIehome Park Purchase Program. In early April, a proposed
change in the City's policy regarding park purchases prompted the CDCAC to reconsider their
initial recommendation. With assistance from EDA staff: recommendations for the mix of
activities for the 1998/1999 Fiscal Year under t!:Ie HOME Program are as follows:
TABLE V
HOME PROGRAM
Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resale Program $687,500
, Mortgage Assistance Program $496,250
Community Housing Development $246,750
Organization Proiect
Community Housing Development $50,000
Organization Operations
Program Administration $164,500
TOTAL HOME PROGRAM $1,645,000
RECOMMENDATION
Attached for infonnation is a copy of the CDCAC minutes. Staff recommends adoption of the
form motions A and B, and the attached Resolutions C and D.
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RONALD . WINKLER, Director
Development Department
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MEETING DATE: 05/11/1998
Agenda ltem Number: I
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TABLE I
CDCAC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CDBG FUNDING - FY 1998 -1999
PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS
VOTE PROJ AGENCY PROJECT AMT.
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1 9-0-0 100 S B COMMUNITY AGNST DRUGS PREVENTION/INTERVENTION 59.578
2 9-0-0 101 MEADOWBROOK BOXING YOUTH BOXING 59.038
3 9-0-0 102 MARY'S MERCY CENTER MARY'S TABLE 516.467
4 9-0-0 103 L1BRERIA DEL PUEBLO IMMIGRATION/CITIZENSHIP 514.367
5 9-0-0 104 LOS PADRINOS YOUTH GANG INTERVENTION 514.367
6 8-0-1 105 FRAZEE COMMUNITY CENTER COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY SERVICES 516.467
7 9.0-0 106 CHILDREN'S FUND DAILY REFERRAl PROGRAM 59.578
8 9-0-0 107 COUNTY DPSS. CHILDR'S NETWK CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE 59.578
9 9-0-0 108 CITY - EDA ARDEN-GUTHRIE COMMUNITY CENTER 514,367
10 9.0-0 110 CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCH SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE 59.578
11 9-0-0 112 S B CHILD ADVOCACY PROG. COURT ADVOCATES PROG. 516.467
12 9.0-0 113 CITY - POLICE COPS GRANT MATCH 5131.000
13 8 -1-1 114 LEGAL AID SOCIETY LEGAL SERVICES $14.367
14 9-0-0 119 CITY - PARKS WESTS IDE STEPPERS 59.578
15 9-0-0 120 ASIAN-AMERICAN RES. CENTER JOB TRAININGIESL $9.578
16 9-0-0 122 YMCA OF S B YOUTHlTEEN LEADERSHIP $14.367
17 8-0-1 123 GREATER S B SPECIAL OLYMPICS SPECIAL OLYMPICS $7.670
18 9-0-0 124 S B SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES SPANISH/ENGLISH OUTREACH $16.467
19 6-0-2 130 CITY - LIBRARY LITERACY PROG. 516.283
20 8-0.1 131 OPTION HOUSE CRISIS INTERV. SHELTER $16.467
21 8-0-1 134 ARROWHEAD UNITED WAY INFO & REFERRAL 514.367
22 9-0-0 135 ASA LEARNING CENTER EMPLOYMENT CLASSES 516.467
23 9-0-0 136 HIGHLAND SENIOR CENTER SENIOR SERVICES 514.367
24 8-0-1 137 ADOPT A BIKE BIKEs/COMPUTER PROG. $16.467
25 9-0-0 138 CAMP FIRE BOYS & GIRLS KIDS KLUB $16.467
26 9-0-0 139 FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY SUICIDE INTERVENTION SRVS 516.467
27 8- 0-1 140 THE SALVATION ARMY EMERGENCY FOOD SERVICE 516.467
28 9-0-0 14' YWCA AFTER SCHOOL SWIM+ PROG. 514.367
29 9-0-0 142 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB CLUB UTILITY ASSISTANCE 516.467
30 9-0-0 147 WATERMAN GARDENS SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY $16.467
31 9-0-0 148 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY HEAD INJURY SERVICES $16.467
32 B-O-l 149 SAC - HEALTH SYSTEM SAC - FRAZEE CLINIC SRVCS 514.367
33 8-0-1 154 HOME OF NEIGHBORLY SERVICES FAMILY LITERACY $14.367
TOTAL PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS $579,200
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
VOTE PROJ AGENCY PROJECT AMT.
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34 9-0-0 200 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HALL PARK STRUCTURE PH I 586.000
35 8-1-0 201 CITY - EDA SINGLE FAMILY REHAB. $400.000
36 9.0-0 202 CITY - EDA EMPLOYMENT LINKAGE $50,000
37 8-0.0 205 SAC. HEALTH SYSTEM SAC - FRAZEE CLINIC PURCHASE $197.000
3B 9-0-0 206 TEDDY BEAR TYMES DAY CARE CENTER $39.000
39 9-0.0 211 CAMP FIRE BOYS & GIRLS REHAB PHASE 111 $16.500
40 9-0-0 212 FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY SECURITY FENCING $10.500
41 9-0-0 213 COUNTY DEPT OF AGING KITCHEN REHABS $10.000
42 9-0-0 214 HIGHlAND SENIOR CENTER KITCHEN REHAB $99,200
43 8-0-1 216 OPTION HOUSE REMODEL BATHROOMS $15.000
44 8-0-1 217 CITY - EDA INSPECTION PROG $25.000
45 8-0-1 218 CITY - EDA HANDY WORKER 525.000
46 6-3-0 219 CITY - FIRE APPARATUS REPLACEMENT' 5119.689
47 8-1-0 221 CITY - PUBLIC SERVICES SIDEWAlK REPLACEMENT/CURB CUTS $100.000
48 8-1-0 222 THE SALVATION ARMY SECURITY FENCING $20.000
49 7-2-0 227 CITY. ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE CODE ENFORCEMENT $500.000
50 9-0-0 229 CITY. PARKS NINTH STREET RESTROOM $135.000
51 9-0-0 232 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HAlL DOORS. PHASE I $16.000
52 7-2-0 233 CITY - PUBLIC WORKSlHABA HIGHLAND AVE STREETSCAPE 5110.000
53 9-0-0 240 YWCA REHAB - PHASE 11 $55.000
54 7-2-0 242 CITY. ADMINISTRATOR:S OFFICE DEMOLITION $250.000
SUBTOTAL CAP. IMPROVE. PROJS. $2.278.889
CARRY OVER CAPITIAlIMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
55 NlA 243 CITY - FIRE FIRE ENGINE LEASES $230,761
TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJS. $2,509,650
56 NlA 300 CITY - EDA PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION $772,150
TOTAl COBG PROGRAM ACTIVITIES $3,861,000
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SUMMARY OF APPLICATION DISPOSITIONS -1998-1999 CDBG FUNDS
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2 101 MEADOWBROOK BOXING
3 102 MARY'S MERCY CENTER
4 103 LlBRERIA DEL PUEBLO
5 104 LOS PADRINOS
6 105 FRAZEE COMMUNITY CENTER
7 106 CHILDREN'S FUND
8 107 COUNTY DPSS, CHILDR'S NETWK
9 108 CITY - EDA
10 109 SAN GORGONIO GIRL SCOUTS
11 110 CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCH
12 111 S B UNIFIED SCH DIST
13 112 SBCHILDADVOCACYPROG.
14 113 CITY - POLICE
15 114 LEGAL AID SOCIETY
16 115 GRACE CHAPEL
17 116 OPERATION GRACE
18 117 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES
19 118 CITY - PARKS
20 119 CITY-PARKS
21 120 ASIAN-AMERICAN RES. CENTER
22 121 MINNOW LAKE FOUNDATION
23 122 YMCA OF S B
24 123 GREATER S B SPECIAL OLYMPICS
25 124 S B SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES
26 125 CID
27 126 SELF EDUCATION
28 127 COUNTY-BEHAVIOR HEALTH
29 128 SAVILLE'S SENIOR CENTER, INC,
30 129 CENTRAL CITY LUTHERAN MISSION
31 130 CITY - LIBRARY
32 131 OPTION HOUSE
33 132 FADD
34 133 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
35 134 ARROWHEAD UNITED WAY
36 135 ASA LEARNING CENTER
37 136 HIGHLAND SENIOR CENTER
38 137 ADOPT A BIKE
39 138 CAMP FIRE BOYS & GIRLS
40 139 FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY
41 140 THE SALVATION ARMY
42 141 YWCA
43 142 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
44 143 STURGES CENTER FOR THE FINE ARTS
45 144 COMMUNITY UNION, INC.
46 145 SAN BERNARDINO BLAST SOCCER CLUB
47 146 THE BOOK OF ACTS CHURCH
48 147 WATERMAN GARDENS
49 148 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY
50 149 SAC - HEALTH SYSTEM
51 150 CITY - HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
52 151 CITY - HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
53 152 CITY - HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
54 153 PEOPLE'S CHOICE
55 154 HOME OF NEIGHBORLY SERVICES
56 155 S B CHRISTIAN CENTER
'51 156 CTY MEDICAL CENTER - EDUC. FOUNDA,
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PROJECT
PREVENTION/INTERVENTION
YOUTH BOXING
MARY'S TABLE
IMMIGRATION/CITIZENSHIP
YOUTH GANG INTERVENTION
COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY SERVICE
DAILY REFERRAL PROGRAM
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE
ARDEN-GUTHRIE COMMUNITY CENTER
MEMBERSHIP EXTENSION PROJECT
SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE
READER'S PROGRAM
COURT ADVOCATES PROG,
COPS GRANT MATCH
LEGAL SERVICES
HOMELESS SERVICES
LOW INCOME/HOMELESS SERVICES
CARING NEIGHBORS PROG,
KIDS R ART
WESTSIDE STEPPERS
JOB TRAINING/ESL
YOUTH/FAMILY CAMP
YOUTHfTEEN LEADERSHIP
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
SPANISH/ENGLISH OUTREACH
MERRI-MAKERS
TECHNOLOGY CENTER
PROJECT FOUR SEASONS
ADULT DAY CARE
YOUTH FOR BETTER S B
LITERACY PROG.
CRISIS INTERV. SHELTER
DRUG EDUCATION
WELFARE TO WORK
INFO & REFERRAL
EMPLOYMENT CLASSES
SENIOR SERVICES
BIKES/COMPUTER PROG.
KIDS KLUB
SUICIDE INTERVENTION SRVS
EMERGENCY FOOD SERVICE
AFTER SCHOOL SWIM+ PROG.
CLUB UTILITY ASSISTANCE
CHILDREN'S PLAYHOUSE
EDUCATION ENHANCEMENT
SOCCER CLUB
PROJECT NETWORK
SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY
HEAD INJURY SERVICES
SAC - FRAZEE CLINIC SRVCS
FACE-TO-FACE
ANTI-HATE CRIME
EXPOSURE
TEEN PREGNANC;:Y PROG
FAMILY LITERACY
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
KIDS KAMP
TOTAL PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS
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$9,578
$9,038
$16,467
$14,367
$14,367
$16,467
$9,578
$9,578
$14,367
$0
$9,578
$0
$16,467
$131,000
$14,367
$0
$0
$0
$0
$9,578
$9,578
$0
$14,367
$7,670
$16,467
$0
$0
$0
AMT.
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$20,000
$18,870
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$10,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$146,571
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$10,000
$10,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
$10,000
$20,000
$8,000
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000 NOT ELIG.
$20,000 $0
$20,000 $16,283
$20,000 $16,467
$20,000 $0
$20,000 $0
$20,000 $14,367
$20,000 $16,467
$20,000 $14,367
$20,000 $16,467
$20,000 $16,467
$20.000 $16,467
$20.000 $16,467
$20,000 $14,367
$20,000 $16,467
$20,000 NOT ELIG,
$20,000
$20,000 NOT ELIG.
$20,000 NOT ELIG,
$20,000 $16,467
$20,000 $16,467
$20,000 $14,367
$20,000 WTHDWN
$17,300 WTHDWN
$9,000 WTHDWN
$20,000 $0
$20,000 $14,367
$9,348 WTHDWN
$9,600 WTHDWN
$1,178,689 $579,200
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TABLE liB
SUMMARY OF APPLICATION DISPOSITIONS -1998-1999 CDSG FUNDS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
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58 200 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HALL PARK STRUCTURE PH I
59 201 CITY - EDA SINGLE FAMILY REHAB.
60 202 CITY - EDA EMPLOYMENT LINKAGE
61 203 MARY'S MERCY CENTER CASA MERCED PURCHASE
62 204 S. B. JUNIOR All AMERICAN FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT FACILITY REHABILITATION
63 205 SAC - HEALTH SYSTEM SAC - FRAZEE CLINIC PURCHASE
64 206 TEDDY BEAR TYMES DAY CARE CENTER
65 207 CITY - EDA ARR PROGRAM"
66 208 CID REHAB - PHASE III
67 209 CITY - LIBRARY FELDHEYM ART GALLERY REHAB
68 210 CITY - LIBRARY VILLASENOR ART GALLERY REHAB.
69 211 CAMP FIRE BOYS & GIRLS REHAB PHASE 111
70 212 FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY SECURITY FENCING
71 213 COUNTY DEPT OF AGING KITCHEN REHABS
72 214 HIGHLAND SENIOR CENTER KITCHEN REHAB
73 215 ASSOC FOR RETARDED CITIZENS PARKING LOT REHAB
74 216 OPTION HOUSE REMODEL BATHROOMS
75 217 CITY - EDA, MOBILEHOME BOARD INSPECTION PROG
76 218 CITY - EDA, MOBILE HOME PARK HANDY WORKER
77 219 CITY - FIRE APPARATUS REPLACEMENT"
78 220 CITY - EDA MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM"
79 221 CITY - PUBLIC SERVICES SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT/CURB CUTS
80 222 THE SALVATION ARMY SECURITY FENCING
81 223 OPERATION GRACE- REHAB. PHASE 11
82 224 GRACE CHAPEL CRISTY ACQUISITION
83 225 HOME OF NEIGHBORLY SRVCS REHAB _ PHASE 11
84 226 OPERATION GRACE BRONSON ACQUISITION
85 227 CITY - ADMINISTRATOR'S CODE ENFORCEMENT
86 228 CITY - PARKS GALAXY REROOF
87 229 CITY - PARKS NINTH STREET RESTROOM
88 230 CITY - PARKS MEADOWBROOK TOT LOT
89 231 CITY - PUBLIC WORKS HANDICAPPED ACCESS
90 232 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HALL DOORS, PHASE I
91 233 CITY - PUBLIC WORKS/HABA HIGHLAND AVE STREETSCAPE
92 234 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
93 235 CITY - FIRE FIRE STATION #5 REROOF
94 236 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HALL RESTROOMS
95 237 CITY - FACILITIES FIRE STATION #7 REROOF
96 238 CITY - PUBLIC WORKS SEAL CRACKS -STREETS
97 239 ST ANTHONY'S SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION OF GROUP HOME
98 240 YWCA REHAB _ PHASE 11
99 241 CITY - FIRE FIRE CODE ENFORCE./PREV. OFFICER-YR
100 242 CITY - ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE DEMOLITION
NJOC:TBLE TOTAL REHABILlTATION/CAPITIAL IMPROVEMENT/ACQUISITION PR
PROJECT
AMT,
REQrD
$86,000
$700,000
$100,000
$81,000
$30,000
$197,000
$39,000
$500,000
$14,000
$9,000
$4,000
$16,500
$10,500
$10,000
$99,200
$25,000
$15,000
$50,000
$50,000
$537,000
$500,000
$100,000
$20,000
$80,000
$76,000
$80,000
$77,900
$700,000
$70,000
$135,000
$73,500
$100,000
$16,000
$220,000
$18,000
$25,000
$24,000
$25,000
$200,000
$20,000
$55,000
$43,800
$500,000
$5,732,400
04/29/98
AMT
REC'D
$86,000
$400,000
$50,000
$0
NOT ELlG.
$197,000
$39,000
SEE HOME
$0
$0
$0
$16,500
$10,500
$10,000
$99,200
$0
$15,000
$25,000
$25,000
$119,689
SEE HOME
$100,000
$20,000
$0
$0
$0
$0
$500,000
$0
$135,000
$0
$0
$16,000
$110,000
$0
$0
$0
NOT ELlG,
NOT ELlG.
WTHDWN
$55,000
$0
$250,000
$2,278,889
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TABLE III
CDCAC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REALLOCATION - CDBG FUNDING - FY 1997 - 1998
PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS
AGENCY
PRIORIT
1 P1A
2 P1A
3 P1A
4 P1A
5 P1A
6 P1A
7 P1A
8 P1A
9 P1A
10 P1A
11 P1A
12 P1A
13 P1A
14 P1B
15 P1B
16 P2A
17P2A
18 P2A
19 P2A
20 P2A
21 P2A
22 P2A
23 P2A
24 P2A
25 P2A
26 P2A
27 P2B
28 P2B
29 P2B
30 P2B
31 P2B
32 P2B
33 P3A
34 P4A
35 P4B
36 P4C
37 P4D
38 P4D
39 P4E
40 P4F
41 P4G
42 P4H
PROJ.
#
112 S B CHILD ADVOCACY PROG.
124 S B SEXUAl ASSAULT SERVICES
135 ASA LEARNING CENTER
138 CAMP FIRE BOYS & GIRLS
139 FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY
140 THE SALVATION ARMY
142 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
147 WATERMAN GARDENS
148 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY
102 MARY'S MERCY CENTER
105 FRAZEE COMMUNITY CENTER
131 OPTION HOUSE
137 ADOPT A BIKE
101 MEADOWBROOK BOXING
136 HIGHLAND SENIOR CENTER
100 S B COMMUNITY AGNST DRUGS
103 L1BRERIA DEL PUEBLO
104 LOS PADRINOS
106 CHILDREN'S FUND
108 CITY - EDA
110 CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCH
113 CITY - POLICE
119 CITY - PARKS
120 ASIAN-AMERICAN RES, CENTER
122 YMCAOFSB
141 YWCA
107 COUNTY DPSS, CHILDR'S NETWK
114 LEGAL AID SOCIETY .
123 GREATER S B SPECiAl OLYMPICS
134 ARROWHEAD UNITED WAY
149 SAC - HEALTH SYSTEM
154 HOME OF NEIGHBORLY SERVICES
130 CITY - LIBRARY
PROJECT
COURT ADVOCATES PROG.
SPANISH/ENGLISH OUTREACH
EMPLOYMENT CLASSES
KIDS KLUB
SUICIDE INTERVENTION SRVS
EMERGENCY FOOD SERVICE
CLUB UTILITY ASSISTANCE
SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY
HEAD INJURY SERVICES
MARY'S TABLE
COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY SERVICES
CRISIS INTERV. SHELTER
BIKES/COMPUTER PROG,
YOUTH BOXING
SENIOR SERVICES
PREVENTION/INTERVENTION
IMMIGRATION/CITIZENSHIP
YOUTH GANG INTERVENTION
DAILY REFERRAL PROGRAM
ARDEN-GUTHRIE COMMUNITY CENTER
SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE
COPS GRANT MATCH
WESTSIDE STEPPERS
JOB TRAINING/ESL
YOUTHITEEN LEADERSHIP
AFTER SCHOOL SWIM+ PROG,
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE
LEGAL SERVICES
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
INFO & REFERRAL
SAC - FRAZEE CLINIC SRVCS
FAMILY LITERACY
LITERACY PROG.
TOTAL PUBLIC SERVICE PROJS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
242 CITY - ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE DEMOLITION
236 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HALL RESTROOMS
225 HOME OF NEIGHBORLY SRVCS REHAB - PHASE II
209 CITY - LIBRARY FELDHEYM ART GAlLERY REHAB
210 CITY - LIBRARY VILLASENOR ART GALLERY REHAB.
215 ASSOC FOR RETARDED CITIZENS PARKING LOT REHAB
228 CITY - PARKS Galaxy Reroof
230 CITY - PARKS MEADOWBROOK TOT LOT
231 CITY - PUBLIC WORKS HANDICAPPED ACCESS
TOTAL CAP. IMPROVE. PROJS.
AMT.
REC'D
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$3,533
$397
$633
$10,422
$5,633
$5,633
$10,422
$5,633
$10,422
$4,700
$422
$10,422
$5,633
$5,633
$422
$5,633
$2,330
$5,633
$5,633
$5,633
$717
$147,935
$250,000
$24,000
$80,000
$9,000
$4,000
$25,000
$35,000
$73,500
$100,000
$600.500
njoC:TBL2514198 04/29/98
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TABLEIVA
PROJECT FUNOING IMPACT, COCAC RECOMMENDATIONS + REALLOCATION FUNDING
PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS 04/29/98
PROJ. AGENCY PROJECT AMT. AMT REALLOC TOTAL 98
# RECTO REC'D AMT FUNDING
1 100 S B COMMUNITY AGNST DRUGS PREVENTIONllNTERVENTION $20,000 $9,578 $10,422 $20,000
2 101 MEADOWBROOK BOXING YOUTH BOXING $1B,870 $9,038 $397 $9,435
3 102 MARY'S MERCY CENTER MARY'S TABLE $20,000 $16.467 $3.533 $20,000
4 103 LIBRERIA DEL PUEBLO IMMIGRATION/CITIZENSHIP $20,000 $14.367 $5,633 $20.000
5 104 LOS PADRINOS YOUTH GANG INTERVENTION $20,000 $14.367 $5,633 $20,000
6 105 FRAZEE COMMUNITY CENTER COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY SERVICE $20,000 $16,467 $3.533 $20,000
7 106 CHILDREN'S FUND DAILY REFERRAL PROGRAM $20,000 $9.578 $10,422 $20,000
8 107 COUNTY DPSS, CHILDR'S NETWK CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE $10,000 $9,578 $422 $10.000
9 lOB CITY - EDA ARDEN-GUTHRIE COMMUNITY CENTER $20,000 $14,367 $5.633 $20,000
10 109 SAN GORGONIO GIRL SCOUTS MEMBERSHIP EXTENSION PROJECT $20,000 $0 $0 $0
11 110 CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCH SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE $20,000 $9.578 $10,422 $20.000
12 111 S B UNIFIED SCH DIST READER'S PROGRAM $20,000 $0 $0 $0
13 112 S B CHILD ADVOCACY PROG. COURT ADVOCATES PROG. $20,000 $16.467 $3.533 $20,000
14 113 CITY - POLICE COPS GRANT MATCH $146,571 $131,000 $4.700 $135,700
15 114 LEGAL AID SOCIETY LEGAL SERVICES $20,000 $14,367 $5,633 $20,000
16 115 GRACE CHAPEL HOMELESS SERVICES $20,000 $0 $0 $0
17 116 OPERATION GRACE LOW INCOMElHOMELESS SERVICES $20.000 $0 $0 $0
18 117 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES CARING NEIGHBORS PROG. $20.000 $0 $0 $0
19 118 CITY - PARKS KIDS R ART $10,000 $0 $0 $0
20 119 CITY - PARKS WESTSIDE STEPPERS $10,000 $9,578 $422 $10,000
21 120 ASIAN-AMERICAN RES. CENTER JOB TRAINING/ESL $20,000 $9,579 $10,422 $20,000
22 121 MINNOW LAKE FOUNDATION YOUTHiFAMIL Y CAMP $20,000 $0 $0 $0
23 122 YMCA OF S B YOUTHITEEN LEADERSHIP $20,000 $14,367 $5,633 $20,000
24 123 GREATER S B SPECIAL OLYMPICS SPECIAL OLYMPICS $10.000 $7,670 $2.330 $10,000
25 124 S B SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES SPANISHlENGLlSH OUTREACH $20,000 $16.467 $3,533 $20,000
26 125 CID MERRI-MAKERS $8.000 $0 $0 $0
27 126 SELF EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY CENTER $20,000 $0 $0 $0
2B 127 COUNTY - BEHAVIOR HEALTH PROJECT FOUR SEASONS $20,000 $0 $0 $0
2B 128 SAVILlE'S SENIOR CENTER. INC, ADULT DAY CARE $20,000 NOT ELlG. $0 $0
30 129 CENTRAL CITY LUTHERAN MISSION YOUTH FOR BETTER S B $20,000 $0 $0 $0
31 130 CITY - LIBRARY LITERACY PROG, $20,000 $16,283 $717 $17,000
32 131 OPTION HOUSE CRISIS INTERV. SHELTER $20,000 $16.467 $3,533 $20,000
33 132 FADD DRUG EDUCATION $20,000 $0 $0 $0
34 133 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES WELFARE TO WORK $20,000 $0 $0 $0
35 134 ARROWHEAD UNITED WAY INFO & REFERRAL $20,000 $14,367 $5.633 $20,000
36 135 ASA LEARNING CENTER EMPLOYMENT ClASSES $20,000 $16.467 $3,533 $20,000
37 '36 HIGHLAND SENIOR CENTER SENIOR SERVICES $20,000 $14.367 $633 $15,000
38 137 ADOPT A BIKE BIKES/COMPUTER PROG. $20,000 $16,467 $3.533 $20,000
39 138 CAMP FIRE BOYS & GIRLS KIDS KLUB $20.000 $16.467 $3,533 $20,000
40 139 FAMilY SERVICE AGENCY SUICIDE INTERVENTION SRVS $20,000 $16.467 $3,533 $20,000
41 '40 THE SALVATION ARMY EMERGENCY FOOD SERVICE $20,000 $16.467 $3,533 $20,000
42 141 YWCA AFTER SCHOOL SWIM+ PROG. $20,000 $14,367 $5,633 $20,000
43 '42 BOYS & GIRlS CLUB CLUB UTILITY ASSISTANCE $20,000 $16.467 $3,533 520,QoO
44 143 STURGES CENTER FOR THE FINE ARTS CHILDREN'S PLAYHOUSE $20,000 NOT ELlG. $0 $0
45 144 COMMUNITY UNION. INC. EDUCATION ENHANCEMENT $20,000 $0 $0 $0
46 145 SAN BERNAROINO BlAST SOCCER CLUB SOCCER CLUB $20,000 NOT ELlG, $0 $0
47 146 THE BOOK OF ACTS CHURCH PROJECT NETWORK $20,000 NOT ELIG. $0 $0
48 147 WATERMAN GAROENS SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY $20,000 $16,467 $3,533 $20,000
49 148 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY HEAD INJURY SERVICES $20.000 $16.467 $3.533 $20,000
SO 149 SAC - HEALTH SYSTEM SAC - FRAZEE CLINIC SRVCS $20,000 $14,367 $5,633 $20,000
51 150 CITY - HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION FACE-Ta-FACE $20,000 WTHDWN $0 $0
52 '51 CITY - HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION ANTI-HATE CRIME $17,300 WTHDWN $0 $0
53 152 CITY - HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION EXPOSURE $9,000 WTHDWN $0 $0
54 153 PEOPLE'S CHOICE TEEN PREGNANCY PROG $20,000 $0 $0 $0
55 154 HOME OF NEIGHBORLY SERVICES FAMILY LITERACY $20,000 $14,367 $5,633 $20.000
56 155 S B CHRISTIAN CENTER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE $9,348 WTHDWN $0 $0
57 '56 CTY MEDICAL CENTER - EDUC. FOUNDA. KIDS KAMP $9,600 WTHDWN $0 $0
NJOC:TBLE3SI4I98 TOTAL PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS 51.178.889 5579,200 5'47.935 NlA
98-112
TABLEIVB
PROJE PROJECT FUNDING IMPACT, CDCAC RECOMMENDATIONS + REALLOCATION FUNDING
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS 04/29/98
PRO.L AGENCY PROJECT AMT, AMT REALLOC TOTAL 98
# REQrD REC'D AMT FUNDING
58 200 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HALL PARK STRUCTURE PH I S88,OOO S88,OOO SO S86,ooo
59 201 CITY - EDA SINGLE FAMILY REHAB, S700,OOO $400,000 $0 $400,000
60 202 CITY - EDA EMPLOYMENT LINKAGE SlliO,OOO $50,000 SO S50,OOO
61 203 MARY'S MERCY CENTER CASA MERCED PURCHASE S8',OOO SO SO $0
62 204 S, B. JUNIOR ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL EOUIPMENT FACILITY REHABILITATION S30,OOO NOT ELIG. SO $0
63 205 SAC - HEALTH SYSTEM SAC - FRAZEE CLINIC PURCHASE S'97,OOO S'97,OOO SO S197,OOO
64 206 TEDDY BEAR TYMES DAY CARE CENTER $39,000 S39,ooo SO S39,OOO
65 207 CITY - EDA ARR PROGRAM" S500,OOO SEE HOME $0 SO
66 208 CIO REHAB - PHASE 111 S14,OOO SO SO SO
67 209 CITY - LIBRARY FELDHEYM ART GALLERY REHAB S9,OOO SO S9,OOO S9,OOO
68 210 CITY - LIBRARY VlLLASENOR ART GALLERY REHAB, $4,000 SO $4,000 $4,000
69 211 CAMP FIRE BOYS & GIRLS REHAB PHASE 111 S16,500 S16,500 SO S'6,500
70 212 FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY SECURITY FENCING S10,500 S10,500 SO S'O,500
71 213 COUNTY DEPT OF AGING KITCHEN REHABS $'0,000 S10,000 SO S'O,OOO
72 214 HIGHlAND SENIOR CENTER KITCHEN REHAB S99,200 S99,200 SO S99,200
73 215 ASSOC FOR RETARDED CITIZENS PARKING LOT REHAB S25.000 SO S25,OOO S25,OOO
74 216 OPTION HOUSE REMODEL BATHROOMS S'5.000 S'5,OOO SO S'5,ooo
75 217 CITY - EDA, MOBILEHOME BOARD INSPECTION PROG S50,OOO $25,000 SO S25,OOO
'6 218 CITY - EDA, MOBILEHOME PARK HANDY WORKER S50,OOO S25,OOO SO S25,OOO
77 219 CITY - FIRE APPARATUS REPLACEMENT" S537.000 S119,689 SO S119,689
78 220 CITY - EDA MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM" S500,OOO SEE HOME SO SO
79 221 CITY - PUBLIC SERVICES SIDEWALK REPLACEMENTICURB CUTS S'OO,OOO S'OO,OOO SO S100,OOO
BO 222 THE SALVATION ARMY SECURITY FENCING S20,OOO S20,OOO SO S20,OOO
81 223 OPERATION GRACE REHAB. PHASE 11 S80,OOO SO SO SO
82 224 GRACE CHAPEL CRISTY ACQUISITION S76.000 SO SO SO
83 225 HOME OF NEIGHBORLY SRVCS REHAB - PHASE 11 S80,OOO SO S80,OOO S80,OOO
64 226 OPERATION GRACE BRONSON ACQUISITION S77.900 SO SO SO
85 227 CITY - ADMINISTRATOR'S CODE ENFORCEMENT S700,OOO S500,OOO SO S500,OOO
B6 228 CITY - PARKS GALAXY REROOF S70,OOO SO S35.OOO S35,OOO
87 229 CITY-PARKS NINTH STREET RESTROOM S135,OOO S135.000 SO S'35,OOO
88 230 CITY - PARKS MEADOWBROOK TOT LOT S73.500 SO S73,5OO S73,500
89 231 CITY - PUBLIC WORKS HANDICAPPED ACCESS S100.OOO SO S100,ooo $100.000
90 232 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HALL DOORS. PHASE I S'6.OOO S'6,OOO $0 S'6,OOO
91 233 CITY - PUBLIC WORKSIHABA HIGHLAND AVE STREETSCAPE S220.OOO S110,OOO SO S110,OOO
92 234 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY CLERK'S OFFICE S'8,OOO SO SO SO
93 235 CITY - FIRE FIRE STATION #5 REROOF S25,OOO SO SO SO
94 236 CITY - FACILITIES ADA CITY HAlL RESTRooMS S24,OOO SO S24,OOO S24,OOO
95 237 CITY - FACILITIES FIRE STATION #7 REROOF S25,OOO NOT ELlG. SO $0
96 238 CITY - PUBLIC WORKS SEAL CRACKS-STREETS S200,OOO NOT ELlG. SO SO
97 239 ST ANTHONY'S SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION OF GROUP HOME S2O.000 WTHDWN SO SO
98 240 YWCA REHAB - PHASE 11 S55.000 S55.000 $0 S55,OOO
99 241 CITY-FIRE FIRE CODE ENFORCEJPREV. OFFICER-YR $43,800 SO SO SO
100 242 CITY -ADMINISTRATOR'S QFFICE DEMOLITION S5OO,OOO S250,OOO S250,ooo S500,OOO
NJOC:TBLE TOTAL REHABILITATIONlCAPITIAL IMPROVEMENT/ACQUISITION P 55.732.400 $2.278,889 S600.500 N1A