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CDBG Public Services Agreements June 21, 2010 DISCUSSION For FY 2010-2011, nine (9) agreements totaling $131,880 require Council approval: eight (8) of the agreements are part of the CDBG public services budget, and one (1) is for fair housing services which is part of the CDBG administrative budget (see summary table below). The projects have been approved by the City Council as part of the FY 2010-2011 Consolidated Action Plan. Organization/ Project Description CDBG CDBG Project Name Activit T e Allocation Public Services Building Futures with Provide shelter & support services to Public Service $21,000 Women & Children - homeless families in crisis. Shelter & San Leandro Shelter support services include counseling, housing placement, parenting classes, & childcare. Davis Street Family Provide food, clothing, childcare, medical Public Service $35,000 Resource Center - clinic, job readiness training and social Basic Needs Program services for low-income eo le Davis Street Family Provide urgently needed mental health Public Service $10,000 Resource Center - services to low-income people Community Counseling Pro ram ECHO Housing - Provide short-term assistance for Public Service $5,000 Rental Assistance Program delinquent rent or move-in costs to reduce homelessness and increase availability to lon -term housin for low-income tenants ECHO Housing - Provide counseling and education to Public Service $15,000 Landlord Tenant Counseling tenants and landlords Girls Inc. - Provide mental health treatment services Public Service $10,000 Pathways Counseling for pre-delinquent and delinquent Center's Family children and their families Stren thenin Pro ram SAVE - Provide prevention and intervention Public Service $10,940 Community Oriented services to domestic violence victims Prevention Services Pro ram SOS - Provide support services programs for Public Service $10,940 Senior Support Services low-income seniors General ECHO Housing - Provides fair housing services. General $14,000 Administration Fair Housing Administration TOTAL $131,880 Current City Council Policy Current City Council Policy is defined by the FY 2010-2014 Consolidated Plan adopted on April 19, 2010. Previous City Council Action(s) On April 19, 2010, the City Council approved the FY 2010-2011 Consolidated Action Plan which included these nine (9) projects described above.