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San Leandro Housing Element Implementation Program: 2010 Annual Element Progress Report —Table C pg. 14 Name of Coal/Program Action Objectives/Summary of Actions Timeframe in Status of Program Implementation H.E. Extremely Low Income Action 58.07 -A: Continue to participate in the Section 8 Program. Promote parmerships with the Ongoing VANCE: The Housing Authority of Alameda County (HACA) operates the Persons Section 8 Program Alameda County Housing Authority and the Rental housing Organization to section 8 program for San Leandro. HACA provided 1,310 Section 8 vouchers expand the availability of vouchers for residents and provide additional incentives • 19 Shelter Plus certificates in FY 2009 -2010. The number of Section 8 for landlords to participate. ouchers that were provided increased by 22 vouchers from the previous year's ount of 1.288. Extremely Low Income 58.07 -8: Pursue funding through HUD's HPRP or other revenue sources to provide 2010 -11 DVANCE: See Goal #58's answer to question 5. The City helped prepare the Persons Homelessness additional housing resources for extremely low and very low income households. iiPRP grant application with Building Futures with Women and Children. BFWC Prevention and Rapid Collaborate with Building Futures with Women and Children (BFWC) and other as awarded a 51.5 million HPRP three -year grant in September 2009. BFWC is Re-Housing Program partners to obtain I(UD HEARTH funds before 3 -year HPRP grant ends in 2012 e lead agency and collabomtes with the City, two other cities, Alameda County, (HPRP) for mid-county's Housing Resource Center (HRC), located at Davis Street Family • • three other non -profit agencies to implement. The collaborative will apply for Resource Center (DSFRC), a local multi- service center. ederal HEARTH Act funds if and when they may be available. Extremely Low Income 58.07 -C: Program Allocate a share of the annual housing budget to programs serving extremely low Ongoing • DVANCE: No action to date. Would require Council action. Persons Funding for Extremely income (ELI) households earning less than 30% of AMI and prioritize those with Low Income the greatest financial need. i' event housing program activities targeting extremely low income (ELI) Households ouseholds include reserving seven ELI units at Casa Verde and the conversion of fhe three programs described under Policy 58.08 and the two programs described 13 units for ELI households at the Mission Bell Apts., both affordable housing under Policy 58.09 also would serve ELI households. Additionally, Action 59.01- •evelopments. E includes provisions to allow single room occupancy hotels and supportive housing in additional zoning districts. Iso, the Owner - Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program typically benefits y ELI households. The housing Rehabilitation Program provided 30 home pair grants for lower- income homeowners in 2010. Of these 30 grants, 16 were or extremely low- income households, four of whom were seniors who received obile Home Repair grants. he City also provides low- interest loans for major home rehabilitation to lower ncome households. This program provided two loans in FY 2009 -2010. Both oans were for extremely low- income senior households. Assistance to Homeless Action 58.08 -A: Provide financial support to Building Futures with Women and Children's Ongoing CHIEVED and ADVANCE: Ongoing City funding. Both BFWC and DSFRC (BFWC) San Leandro Shelter and domestic violence shelter, the Davis Street re allocated funds from CDBG and the General Fund for FY2009 -10. The City Assistance to 4' Homeless Service Family Resource Center ( DSFRC), and similar organizations assisting the . ssisted BFWC and other non -profit collaborators to obtain $I.SM in IIPRP funds Providers homeless and persons at risk of becoming homeless. Services to include are o set up the Housing Resource Center at DSFRC. emergency shelter, case management, hot meals and groceries, motel vouchers, medical care, adult literacy, and other services for this target population. Assistance to Homeless Action 58.08 -B: RentalFund an Emergency Rental Assistance Program (similar to ECHO Housing's RAP Dngoing • CHIEVED and ADVANCE: ECHO's Rental Assistance Program (RAP) Residents Assistance Program program) to provide emergency loans to lower- income families with delinquent • sisted six families with rental assistance (such as payments for delinquent rent rent due to temporary economic hardship. or security deposits) to prevent homelessness in FY 2009 -10. ECHO achieved , :6% of its goal. ECHO prevented three households from being evicted, placed ee households into housing, and provided information to 100 clients and support counseling for 182 program applicants. - ACH /F.VED" i,rfimm the action his, been accomplashed. while "ADI ANCE" menu a u wgoitg or ilmn&r be curried forward to 2011 -2014. - REPLACE" memo the action ihwdd be replaced with a new or modified pn.gmn to awry wt the policy. •