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San Leandro Housing Element Implementation Program: 2010 Annual Element Progress Report — Table C va• 5 Timefrnnte in Name of Goal /Program Action Objectives /Summary of Actions 11 F Status of Program Implementation Resident Preferences Action 54.05 -A: Document the need for affordable housing among residents and benefits of new Ongoing ADVANCE: Ongoing data collection efforts by Housing Division. Notable data Monitoring Data to affordable units, particularly data on homeless students, overcrowding, sources arc summarized below. The benefits of affordable housing include Demonstrate Local homelessness, and the former place of residence (and current place of housing for the workforce to ovoid long commutes, housing for seniors and other Needs & Benefits employment) for occupants. Collect data on affordable housing production relative people with special needs, and housing stability for homeless people. to other local cities. The need for affordable housing is well documented in the City's Housing Element Update. About 40 -45% of City households have low incomes. This need includes growth in household sizes and number of children, foreign -bom households, and expected growth in the senior population. Demographic data indicates a high need for affordable rental housing for young adults and families for which the housing market is not keeping pace. Staff regularly monitors affordable rental housing need based on the wail lists for existing City/RDA regulated affordable units. When Estabrook Place opened its tenant application process in 2010 for 50 affordable senior rental units, it received 204 applications and thcn established a 135 household waiting list. Wait lists at other City/RDA regulated below- market rate rental properties are currently closed and opened occasionally due to thc demand. Ongoing collection of public services data comes from CDBG-fundcd, local non- profits. For FY09 -I0, Davis Street Family Resource Center's (DSFRC) clients served by its Family Support Services Program increased 329% in one year. EvervOne Home's (EOM 2011 Homeless Count data will be available 2011/2012. The 2009 Homeless Count data showed literal and chronic homelessness decreased in Alameda County but that the - hidden homeless (e.g., overcrowding, motel residents) increased by 168% since 2003. Households without children were the largest increase of hidden homeless in mid county. From Oct. 2009 to Dec. 2010, the mid - county Housing Resource Center (IIRC), located in DSFRC, served 426 residents who were homeless or at risk of homelessness. For FY2009 -I0, DSFRC served 463 homeless /at risk of homelessness not served by thc HRC. These are all unduplicated numbers. In FY2010, April Showers provided "showers" and related services to 2,320 homeless individuals in 27 shower events. Of these events, six had 100+ guests, the highest being 123 guests. For FY2009.10, there was an increase of 331 more individuals than the previous fiscal year. These are all duplicated numbers. Alameda County I1CD is currently collecting data on affordable housing production from jurisdictions to analyze implementation of EOII's goal for zrcating 15,000 affordable housing units countywide in 15 years. "ACHIEVED" inrheates the action hal been occomplithr,L while "4DI ANCE " /Mara rt o ongoing or should be earned',nrard to 2011 -2014. "RE-PIACE" mercer the fiction shrmld be tgrhnrAwith n new or modified pogrom to carryout the policy: