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Consolidated Plan Annual Performance Report - FY 2000-2001 City of San Leandro Page 4 Priority: Preserve existing affordable rental and ownership housing for low- and moderate-income households. Resources Used: The City applied CDBG and Redevelopment Housing Set-Aside funds to further this priority. Activities Undertaken: Housing Rehabilitation Program 0 The City contracted with Alameda County for the operation of the single-family rehabilitation program, funded by CDBG and Redevelopment Agency Set-Aside funds. The City program provided moderate rehabilitation loans and grants for improvements and repairs to 50 very low- and moderate- income households. The following programs were available: Housing Rehabilitation, Minor Home Repair, Disabled Access, Exterior Painting, and Seismic Improvement grants. In addition to the rehabilitation services operated by the County, the City provided emergency clean up and sidewalk repair grants to three very-low income homeowners. Fundin Source Committed Accom lishments/Status CDBG $191,239.77 Completed. Continue with FY2001 CDBG allocation Redevelopment Housing Set-Aside $15,000 Completed. Below Market Rate (BMR Program Monitoring ~ The City's Housing Division staff continued to monitor the Below Market Rate affordable housing units through written quarterly reports and site visits. There are currently 312 units in the program. Multi-family Management Assistance Program (MMAP) ~ In conjunction with the Rental Housing Owners, the city conducted one session of the Multi-family Management Assistance Program (MMAP) educational program. The backbone of the program is a management course for owners and managers. The MM~P classes were used to market the following programs among rental owners and managers: the Section 8 Program, the Apartment Rehab Program, and the Rent Review Program.