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City of San Leandro <br />Summary of Activities CAPER FY 2001-2002 <br />Project Description <br />Funding I <br />Accomplishments <br />Budget I Spent <br />Priority: Increase the availability of affordable rental housing for very low, low and moderate -income households. <br />Apartment Rehabilitation <br />Low interest loans for rehab of multi -unit <br />residential housing in exchange for long <br />114,000 <br />48,952 RDA <br />9 unit building to be completed October 2002 <br />Program <br />term affordability agreements. <br />RDA <br />Building was acquired by Citizen's Housing Inc., a <br />Acquisition and rehabilitation of 46 units; <br />700,000 <br />700,000 <br />construction of community center, exterior <br />HOME <br />HOME <br />non profit developer. Plans for rehabilitation and <br />Surf Apartments <br />improvements; seismic, security, and <br />300,000 <br />300,000 <br />construction completed. 46 units added to long <br />systems upgrades. <br />RDA <br />RDA <br />term low income stock. <br />RDA <br />San Leandro Senior <br />New construction of 60 units <br />HUD 108 <br />Construction to begin October 2002 <br />Housing <br />HUD 202 <br />Priority: Preserve existing affordable rental and ownership housing for low and moderate income households. <br />Loans and grants for single family home <br />The program was administered by Alameda <br />Housing Rehabilitation <br />rehabilitation, minor home repair, <br />160,000 <br />153,207.91 <br />County. 47 minor home repairs, 3 rehabilitation <br />Program <br />accessibility upgrades, exterior painting and <br />CDBG <br />CDBG <br />projects, 5 Code Violation cleanups were <br />seismic upgrades. <br />completed. <br />One MMAP eight week seminar which included <br />Multi -family Management <br />Education for owners and managers of <br />information about Section 8 Program, Apartment <br />Assistance Program <br />multi -unit residential housing in conjunction <br />0 <br />0 <br />Rehab Program. Rent Review and Fair Housing <br />(MMAP) <br />with Rental Housing Owners Association. <br />0 <br />issues. <br />Staff monitored 8 agreements and 45 units were <br />Below Market Rate <br />0 <br />Program <br />Monitors Below Market Rate units. <br />added this year. <br />Staff responded to 136 inquiries, 38 written <br />Volunteer board reviews and mediates rent <br />60,000 <br />26,761.71 <br />Complaints were filed, 23 cases were conciliated <br />Rent Review Program* <br />increase disputes. <br />GF <br />GF <br />by City staff and 12 cases brought before Board <br />Priority: Assist low and moderate -income first-time homebuyers. <br />First -Time Homebuyers' <br />Low interest, deferred payment loans and <br />150,000 <br />132,860 <br />16 loans 50 <br />Program <br />education for first time homebuyers <br />RDA <br />RDA <br />homebuyers trained <br />Mortgage Credit <br />Income tax credit for eligible, first time <br />800 <br />800 <br />Four households received MCCs for mortgages <br />Certificates <br />homebuyers based on mortgage interest <br />RDA <br />RDA <br />total of $873,228 <br />rate administered by Alameda County <br />10 units completed and sold (Cherrywood) <br />Inclusionary Housing <br />Below market rate home purchase program <br />0 <br />0 <br />2 additional units approved in new regulatory <br />agreement (Halcyon Manor) <br />'Projects which fulfill more than one priorty. Table Pagel <br />