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File Number: 23-394 3.0 funding has not been released to the City by the close of escrow in Fall 2023. ·June 5, 2023 - City Council approved the submittal of Project HomeKey Round 3 application to State HCD. Applicable General Plan Policies ·Goal 58: Special Needs Populations - Proactively address the special housing needs of the community, including seniors, disabled individuals, single parents, large families, and the homeless. o Action 58.09-B Transitional/Permanent Supportive Housing - Continue to provide financial support to develop and operate supportive and transitional housing facilities, including those located in nearby communities that are accessible to persons who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in San Leandro. o Policy 58.11 Service Enriched Housing - Promote social services and programs in affordable housing projects that assist lower-income households in obtaining the financial resources needed to increase and stabilize their housing choices in the City. Environmental Review The ground lease and operating subsidy agreement are exempt from California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) per CEQA Guidelines section 15301 because the project contemplated by the proposed agreements consists of only minor alternations to existing structures. No new structures will be constructed or expanded as part of the project. Prior to close of escrow, the City will complete required federal National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) environmental review for the acquisition and rehabilitation of the Property to release the use of the City’s federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Home Investment Program (HOME) and HOME-ARPA (via Alameda County) funding for acquisition, rehabilitation and/or relocation related to the proposed project at 555 Lewelling. Legal Analysis The City Attorney’s Office reviewed and approved as to form this staff report and resolution and drafted the ground lease and operating subsidy agreement. Financial Impacts For the $5.2 million Rehabilitation Grant under the Ground Lease, the City expects the funding sources to be primarily State HomeKey and AB 102 (Budget Act of 2023) funding, although the City reserves the right to use other available local, State, and federal funds available to the project for rehab, operations and/or services as needed per Attachment D (Summary of Funding Sources). The Rehabilitation Grant will have no impact on the General Fund. Page 3 City of San Leandro Printed on 12/21/2023