HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 1985-12018 RESOLUTION NO. 12018
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CHULA VISTA APPROVING THE BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION
DOCUMENTS FOR THE 1985-86 PROGRAM YEAR AND
ADOPTING A POLICY FOR SOCIAL SERVICE FUNDING
The City Council of the City of Chula Vista does hereby resolve as
follows:
WHEREAS, the City has been notified of its entitlement to $1,009,000
in Community Development Block Grant funds for program year 1985-86; and,
WHEREAS, surplus City Block Grant funds exist from prior Block Grant
program years which can be reallocated to the upcoming program year; and,
WHEREAS, a Statement of Community Development Objectives for FY
1985-86 and a project summary have been published for public consideration; and
WHEREAS, a report has been prepared, which includes the Block Grant
application, the Statement of Objectives for FY 1985-86 program year,
Boards/Commissions recommendations, a summary of recommended and not
recommended projects, certifications, the Community Development plan,
relocation plan, the Social Service Funding Policy, and project submittal,
incorporated herein as though fully set forth.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Chula Vista that the 1985-86 program year Block Grant Application, the
Statement of Community Development Objectives, the list and summary of
specific projects, and certain associated documents, all as incorporated
herein above, are hereby approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Ma~vor is authorized to sign the
approved application.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager is authorized to submit
the appropriate approved documents to the U. S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development.
Community Development Director City Attorney
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA, this 14th day of May
19 85 , by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES: C0unci]members Cox, Malcolm, McCandliss, Scott, Moore
NAYES: C0unci l members None
ABSTAIN: Councilmembers None
ABSENT: C0uncilmembers None
Mayor ofl~hel~City of Chula Vista
ATTES~//T.. ~_ City Clerk ~' ~
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ) ss.
CITY OF CHULA VISTA )
I, JENNIE M. FULASZ, CMC, CITY CLERK of the City of Chulo Vista, California,
)O HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is o full, true and correct copy of
RESOLUTION NO. 12018 ,and that the some has not been omendedor repealed.
)ATED
(seal) City Clerk
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CITY OF CHULA VISTA
FINAL STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES
FISCAL YEAR 1985-86
The 1985-86 Community Development Block Grant program for the City of Chula
Vista incorporates the following objectives to principally benefit persons of
low and moderate income:
1. Assistance to low/moderate income senior citizens to find employment and
affordable housing, receive information on jobs, heal th and related
subjects and obtain adequate nutrition for good health.
2. Provision of counseling, career/guidance, educational, and nutrition
services to families and young persons of low/moderate income.
3. Construction of drainage facilities to alleviate flooding and health
hazards in predominan~y low/moderate income neighborhoods.
4. Reconstruction of roadway to eliminate unsafe traffic conditions in
predominantly low/moderate income neighborhoods.
5. Repayment of loan used to purchase site for lower income housing.
6. Provision of fair housing counseling and information services.
7. Provision of economic development activities to create jobs/opportunities
for low/moderate income persons.
8. Rehabilitation of substandard housing to prevent blight.
During 1984-85 CDBG funds are being expended for the following activities:
1. Housing rehabilitation of single-family dwellings, duplexes and mobile
homes (in predominantly low/moderate income neighborhoods).
2. Provision of housing, nutrition, information services to the elderly.
3. Provision of fair housing services.
4. Construction of drainage facilities in low/moderate income areas.
5. Economic development to create opportunities/jobs for low/moderate income
persons.
6. Counseling services to young persons and families of low/moderate income.
7. Vocational training to low/moderate income persons.
8. Repayment of Section 108 loan (public housing project at 1670-82 Melrose
Avenue).
9. Administration of the Block Grant program and the Housing Rehabilitation
program.
All of the activities listed above gave maximum feasible priority to
low/moderate income people and will meet the 1984-85 Community Development
Statement of Objectives of rehabilitating substandard housing, providing
nutrition, housing, information services to seniors, providing counseling
services to families and young persons of low/moderate income, constructing
drainage facilities, repaying a public housing loan and providing fair housing
service. The stated objective of removing architectural barriers to the
handicapped was achieved by using existing Emergency Jobs Bill funds to
construct wheelchair ramps in City neighborhoods. The objective of
rehabilitating a local historic structure was not achieved by the City due to
the infeasibility of giving the structure to a social service agency. The
house was turned over to Chula Vista residents who will rehabilitate it with
their own funds.
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PROJECT SUBMITTAL
The Community Development Department proposes to submit the following projects:
Section 108 Loan Payback: Repayment of a loan taken out to purchase a public
housing site at 1670-82 Melrose Avenue. $91,963.10
Economic Development: The fund will finance the evaluation of development
proposals for various sites in the City, engineering studies in the Otay
Valley area and the undergrounding of telephone lines in Otay Valley.
Development of the sites will provide jobs and economic opportunities for
persons of low and moderate income. $68,248.90
Home Depot Utility Line: Repayment for advance from the City to relocate and
underground an electrical line at this planned home improvement center site.
Development of site will provide jobs/economic opportunities for low/moderate
income persons. $175,000
Adult Protective Services: This program, located at 2840 Adams Avenue, in San
Diego, provides employment for low-income seniors in community services.
Funds will be used for a half-time administrative assistant to oversee the
clients which include 28 senior aides in Chula Vista. $8,400
Handicapped Parking Signs:
This project involves the installation of approximately 150 handicapped
parking signs at various City locations. $5,660
Slingerland Educational Support Organization: Thi~. non-profit group is
seeking funds to pay for liability insurance, books, supplies, tuition support
for an after-school tutoring program for dyslexic children in Chula Vista.
$2,000
Lutheran Social Services: The group's Project Hand office, at 1420 Third
Avenue in Chula Vista, provides emergency assistance to persons referred from
other agencies, and walk-ins. Funds are sought to purchase food, gasoline
vouchers and prescriptions. $3,000
Older Adult Peer Advocacy Program: Ten Over Sixty, a group of seniors, 'is
seeking funds to provide peer advocacy training to 38 seniors at Norman Park
Center in Chula Vista. $4,333
Harborside Drainage: Repayment for advance from Price Company to complete
construction of drainage facilities along Colorado Avenue from Naples Street
to Moss Avenue. $109,842.85
Telegraph Canyon Creek Flood Control Channel: This project, located along
Telegraph Canyon Creek from Fourth Avenue to San Diego Bay, involves the
construction of channel improvements to eliminate flooding and provide
adequate drainage. This project is a joint effort with the U. S. Corps of
Engineers, the State and San Diego County. $415,000
YMCA Family Stress Center: The center, located at 571 Third Avenue in Chuta
Vista, provides child abuse treatment services to families in San Diego
County. The funds will cover the cost of one counselor who will take
referrals from the Police Department. $20,795
South Bay Meals-on-Wheels: This program, operated by Senior Adult Services,
Inc., prepares meals for persons who are unable to prepare such meals for
themselves, because of chronic or temporary illness, disability or age.
$3,683
Shared Housing: This program matches homeowners with home seekers, who are
predominantly low to moderate income senior citizens. It is run by South
County Council on Aging, located at 430 Davidson, Suite E, in Chula Vista.
$20,000
Kinesis South: This organization, located at 315 Fourth Avenue, Suites ! and
d, in Chula Vista, operates an adult psychiatric day treatment program and
runs a floral delivery business called "Thanks-a-Bunch." Funding will cover
the rent of a facility for the floral business. $5,280
Del Rey Nutrition: The program provides restaurant training to students and
daily meals to approximately 120 senior citizens, who are predominantly low
and moderate income. It is located at Del Rey High School at 1034 Fourth
Avenue in Chula Vista. $4,000
South Bay Community Services (OUR HOUSE): This organization, located at 406
Third Avenue in Chula Vista, provides juvenile delinquency prevention and
diversion services. $21,862
Senior Information and Referral Center: The Center, located at 380 Third
Avenue in Chula Vista, provides information on housing, jobs and services to
senior citizens in the South Bay area. $22,143
Girls/Boys Club of Chula Vista: The group, which provides youth programs and
is located at 1301 Oleander AVenue in Chula Vista, is seeking funds to
complete the building wings of its new center. $30,000
Metro Food Project: This program, located at 810 "E" Street in Chula Vista,
provides surplus government commodities and food supplements to low/moderate
income persons in the Supervisorial District 1 area. $5,364
Fair Housing: The City is required under Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act
to provide for fair housing and prohibit discrimination in the sale or rent of
housing, financing of housing, or provision of brokerage services. $2,000
Administration: This category provides for the salaries of the Community
Development staff who work on various Block Grant projects and for overhead
connected with the program. $90,000
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