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Communit~Development Needs -Public Facilities and Improvements The City has historically utilized CDBG funds for capital improvement projects initiated by the City. CDBG funds have been used for building and infrastruchire improvements in eligible areas, accessibility upgrade to parks, and facility improvements to non-profit agencies serving the conunuuity. Over the next five years, the City proposes to continue making the completion of the new Senior Center a high priority. The City also hopes, if CDBG funds are available, to fund accessibility improvements to public facilities, installing wheel chair curb ramps throughout the City, and assisting nonprofit social service agencies serving San Leandrans with needed facility improvements. Summary Table 1 below summarizes the priorities, proposed activities and objectives established in the FY 2005-2009 Strategic Plan. The housing related priorities have been developed jointly by the Alameda County HOME Consortium, while the cormnunity development priorities are established by each jurisdiction and specifically address San Leandro's needs. TABLE 1 PROPOSED PRIORITIES, OBJECTIVES AND OUTCOMES FOR HUD CONSOLIDATED PLAN FY 2005-09 AFFORDABLE HOUSING NEEDS: Priorit Ob'ectives FY 2005-09 Pro osed Activities Tar eted Outcomes Increase the availability of affordable rental • New Construction of Affordable Housing (80 units) housing for extremely ]ow, very low, low and . Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (50 units) moderate-income households Ac uisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housin (10 units) Preserve existing affordable rental and • Apartment Rehabilitation Program (10 units) ownership housing for low and moderate- • Minor Single Fanuly Home Repair Program (200 units) income households . Single Fanuly Housing Rehabilitation Program (25 units) • Mobile Home Grant program (25 units) • Su ort Maintenance of Section 8 Vouchers (1,154 vouchers Assist low and moderate income first-time • Mortgage Credit Certificate Program (25 certificates) homebuyers First-Time Homebuyer Workshops (10 seminars or 2 annually / 150 households attending or 30 households attending annually) • First-Time Homebuyers Program (15 new homeowners) • Inclusionar Zonin Ordinance (25 ownershi units) Reduce housing discrinunation • Fair Housing/Complaint Investigation Services (125 inquiries or complaints) • Multifamil Mana ement Assistance Pro ram (100 owners/mana ers HOMELESSNESS NEEDS: Priorit Ob'ectives FY 2005-09 Pro osed Activities Tar eted Outcomes Maintain, improve and expand (as needed) the • Building Futures with Women and Children (500 households) capacity of housing, shelter and services for • Davis Sheet Fanuly Resource Center (10,000 households) homeless individuals and families including integrated healthcare, employment services and other services Housing and Community Development Shategic Plan - FY 2005-09 City of San Leandro Page 4