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TABLE 1 PROPOSED PRIORITIES. OBJECTIVES, AND OUTCOMES FOR HUD CONSOLIDATED PLAN FY 2010-14 AFFORDABLE HOUSING NEEDS: FY 2010-2014 Proposed Activities (Targeted Outcomes) Increase the availability of affordable rental housing for • New Construction of Affordable Housing (75 units) extremely low- (30%), very low- (50%), low-income •Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (25 units) (80%) households • Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housin (10 units) Preserve existing affordable rental and ownership •Single-Family Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program (25 units) housing for households at or below (80%) Area Median •Single-Family Minor Home Repair Grant Program (75 units) Income (AMI) • Mobile Home Grant Program (25 units) • Apartment Rehabilitation Program (10 units) • Su ort Maintenance of Section 8 Vouchers (1,331 vouchers) Assist low- and moderate- income first-time homebuyers • First-Time Homebuyer Workshops (10 seminars and 150 households attending) • First-Time Homebuyer Program (15 new homeowners) • Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (15 ownership units) • Mort age Credit Certificate Program (25 certificates) Reduce housing discrimination • Fair Housing Services (125 inquiries and complaints investigated benefitin 250 ersons) HOMELESSNESS NEEDS: Maintain, improve and expand (as needed) the capacity • Building Futures with Women and Children (1,250 persons) of housing, shelter, and services for homeless individuals • Davis Street Family Resource Center (40,000 persons) and families including integrated healthcare, employment services, and other services Maintain and expand activities designed to prevent those • Tenant/Landlord Counseling (1,000 persons) currently housed from becoming homeless • Rental Assistance Pro am (35 households) Build on inter jurisdictional cooperation to achieve • Support Everyone Home Program (provide partial funding for housing and homeless needs Everyone Home administration) SUPPORTIVE HOUSING NEEDS: Increase the availability ofservice-enriched housing for • Transitional or Permanent Supportive Housing Production (10 units) persons with special needs COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NEEDS: Economic Development • Provide Small Business Loans (5 loans) • Adoption of Neighborhood Strategy/Plan (adopt 1 Neighborhood Strate /Plan) Public Services • Services for Low-Income Families, Children, Women in Crises, Seniors and Persons with Disabilities (45,000 persons) Note: Fair housing services, Davis Street Resource Center, San Leandro Shelter for Women and ChildrenlBuilding Futures with Women and Children and tenant/landlord counseling described under `Affordable Housing Needs "and "Homelessness Needs "above are funded under the "Public Services" category. Public Facilities and Improvements • Wheel Chair Ramps/Curb Cuts Accessibility (40 ramps) • Public Facility improvements (2 facilities) • Nonprofit facility improvements (2 facilities) • Non rofit facility acquisition (1 facili )