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Priority # 10. Support public facilities and other community improvements. CDBG-funded projects: Bay Area Community Services (BAGS), which was awarded a $25,000 CDBG CIP loan in FY 2008-2009 for the ADA accessibility renovation of its crisis center Woodroe Place, expended all of its funds the City provided. After securing $499,500 in EHAPCD Emergency Housing Funds and a $428,500 grant from the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, BRCS was able to begin the rehabilitation of Woodroe Place, which provides short-term crisis support to Alameda County resident severe mental illness who are homeless or at -risk of becoming homeless. BAC,*i tilizec the $25,000 for pre - construction costs, specifically fees for architectural d pivil engineering, building permit, legal, and project management. BACS anti ' eting the rehabilitation project by March 2012. Two (2) other CDBG Capital Improvementsects that were awar&&#, P loans in FY 2008-2009, facility improvements at th fts, g Fi ures with Wom Children (BFWC) domestic violence shelter andin ro6nunity Serves centralized kitchen, continued to experience delays, and th6e, have not fully expended their CDBG funds. _. BFWC worked on completing thicoCork for the 2-43 supplemental funding through the California Department ,Ho bit' Development Emergency Assistance Program. Once this fun g isgi C will move forward on the preliminary work o Bing its domc v>olencter. BFWC projects a June 2012 completion date Spectrum Comifip ' Se es continued It collaborate with CalTrans, and now with Alameda County unity development Department, Alameda County Redd Agen lamecy Housing Authority, and Eden Housing as well, t _ ecute th'�hase for the new location for its centralized kitchen. Spectrum . , XG nued archrt 1 anc� ring activities, but it is expending Alameda County funds before City's;,,, BG funds for these activities. • The cid ruction of ant improvements (drywall, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and arch>tectul ; mishes�A"t the child care center at The Alameda at San Leandro Crossings has not yet already explained above, The Alameda at San Leandro Crossings project, whi c poses the development of 100 affordable rental housing units, is currently delayed. • Other miscellaneous activities: The City began repaying the $2.5 million Section 108 Loan that HUD provided for the construction of the City's new senior center in accordance with its 20 -year repayment schedule. The City makes its required payments on August and February of each fiscal year using CDBG funds. DRAFT Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report: FY 2010-2011 City of San Leandro Page 16