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♦ Addressing Special Needs Housing • The City has sixteen (16) below-market rate (BMR) properties with seventy (70) BMR units set aside for people with various disabilities, such as physical and mental disabilities, sight impairment, and/or hearing impaired. Two (2) of these properties target developmentally disabled people, and five (5) properties, which includes the 51 -unit Estabrook Place, that target seniors only. Mission Bell Apartments has set aside six (6) of its permanent housing with supportive services for age disabilities, adults with mental illness or drug recovery' and adults with mental health issues and criminal recd housing component for these programs, whileer ,> Coalition collaborates with the Fred Finch Ytl ar HOPE Project Mobile Health Clinic for Greater Alameda County Behavioral Health Care,,Ses Agerh programs are discussed in "Mission Bell Apa , Wts" 41 • Building Futures for Women and Children (BFB victims of domestic violence in tister Me Home Actions to Address Obstacles to M Maintain Affordable Housing, and Activities: ♦ Address wenf (25) rental units as ok adults with mental health history of homelessness, Abd ervices administers the e proti Tri -City Homeless .er for thee. Y program, the HOPE proms and with the y for the FAncf .n 'm. These 6:.Priority #2 twenty (20) beds for Needs, Foster and to Affordable Housing • The Co idated �oWE egg"a ed in Exhibit A, "Comparison of Goals and Ob dew, 010-�7ConsolidatPlan", are designed to address the underserved d n San o. imary obstacle to meeting the City's underserved needs is u>urin2 available _ . uate resources. ♦ Foster :Maintain Adable Housing The City a#Wlly monitors preservation of 613 Below -Market Rate (BMR) rental units (funded ander, ,,pp, lated by the City/Redevelopment Agency) for tenants earning between 30% of 120% of the Area Median Income. These BMR units include fifty (50) units at Las Palmas Apartments whose ownership was transferred from Citizens Housing to Eden Housing this past fiscal year. Additionally, the City monitors sixty (60) existing BMR ownership units. • The Alameda at San Leandro Crossings, which represents the initial development under the City's acclaimed 2007 Downtown Transit -Oriented Development Strategy, is a planned 100 -unit (including an on-site manager's unit) affordable family rental housing development for very low-income households. Project amenities at The Alameda shall include a bike room, 5,000 square feet of ground floor program space for a childcare DRAFT Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report: FY 2010-2011 City of San Leandro Page 23