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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 1983-11274 RESOLUTION NO. 11?74 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA APPROVING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROJECTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983-84 AND EMERGENCY JOBS BILL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROJECTS The City Council of the City of Chula Vista does hereby resolve as follows: WHEREAS, the City has submitted an application and Statement of Objectives to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for $933,000 in Community Development Block Grant funding for FY 1983-84; and WHEREAS, the City has submitted an application and Statement of Objectives to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for $358,000 in Community Development Block Grant funding under the provisions of the Emergency Jobs Bill; and WHEREAS, completion of the application process entails the submission of specific projects to utilize these available funds; and WHEREAS, a public hearing has been conducted to afford the citizens of Chula Vista the opportunity to comment on proposed projects; and WHEREAS, specific projects have been selected by the City Council for funding by the Community Development Block Grant funds and the Emergency Jobs Bill Community Development Block Grant funds. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that those special projects, attached hereto as Exhibit "A," and incorporated herein as though fully set forth, are approved for funding by the Community Development Block Grant Program for FY 1983-84 and by the Emergency Jobs Bill Community Development Block Grant Program. ~~ Pau G. Desr ch Community Development Director Approved as to form by ~~Li~ Agency Attorney PGD:nr WPC 0431X ADOPTED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF iULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA, this 21 st day of June 83 ,by the following vote, to-wit: fES: ~YES: BSTAIN: :lSENT: Councilmen Malcolm. Moore. McCandliss:. Scott. Cox Councilmen None Cot.rlcilmen None Councilmen None /l.fl, the City of Chula Vista 01 %Cc/ # City Clerk 'ATE OF CALIFORNIA ) )UNTY OF SAN DIEGO ) s s. TY OF CHULA VISTA ) I, JENNIE M. FULASZ, CMC, CITY CLERK of the City of Chula Vista, California, ) HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of RESOLUTION NO. 11274 ,and that the same has not been amended or repealed. ~TED (seal) City Clerk :;-660 EXHIBIT A Community Development Block Grant Program 1983-84 Project Administration Housing Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Administration/Code Enforcement Senior Information Center Shared Hous i ng Our House Meals On Wheels Del Rey Nutrition Economic Feasibility Study Woodlawn Avenue Drain Fifth Avenue Cross Gutters Palomar Street Walkway Section 108 Loan Repayment Amount of Funding GRAND TOTAL $105,000 200,000 55,000 24,300 20,000 19,055 2,460 4,000 25,000 325,200 21,335* 6,000 125,650 933,000 * An additional $39,465 will be requested to be transferred to this project from available funds in prior Block Grant years. Emergency Jobs Bill Project Del Mar Storm Drain Pavement Overlay Wheelchair Ramps Amount of Funding GRAND TOTAL 225,300 105,000 27,700 358,000 If- /I oZ 7~ EXHIBIT A PROJECTS SUBMITTED CHIP: $200,000 The housing rehabilitation program is known as the Community Housing Improvement Program, or CH I P. It offers grants and low interest loans to property owners in certain neighborhoods for the rehabilitation of homes, apartments and mobile homes. In addition to the $200,000 budgeted, an additional $50,000 will be available in the program due to interest on deposits and loan paybacks. REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION/CODE ENFORCEMENT: $55,000 The Rehabilitation Administration/Code Enforcement project provides the operational support for the housing rehabilitation program through a consultant (Tony Ciotti) who is under contract to the City. The Code enforcement program involves the inspection of all housing units in the rehabilitation areas for building code violations, which can then be corrected through the rehabilitation program. ADMI N I STRA TI ON: $105,000 The Administration category provides for staff who work on various Block Grant expenses, telephone, word processing, associated with the projects. the salaries of Community Development projects. It also supports vehicle indirect City overhead, and travel SENIOR INFORMATION AND REFERRAL CENTER: $24,300 The Senior Information and Referral Center is located at 360 Third Avenue, in Memorial Park. It offers information on housing, jobs and services to senior citizens in the South Bay area. In addition to Block Grant, it is funded by a grant from the Area Agency on Aging. SHARED HOUSING PROJECT: $20,000 The Shared Housing Project matches senior citizens and other individuals, predominantly low income, who need housing with those that own houses with extra space. It has been run by the South County Council on Aging (SCCOA), through an agreement with the East County Council on Aging (ECCOA), the sub-grantee. SCCOA is about to receive incorporated status, which would allow them to be the direct recipient of the grant. It is recommended that SCCOA be designated in the CDBG application as the funding recipient, with the fallback position that the program be funded again through ECCOA if SCCOA does not achieve incorporation. SOUTH BAY COMMUNITY SERVICES/MEALS ON WHEELS/DEL REY NUTRITION: $28,684 These programs were transferred from Revenue Sharing in FY 1982-83. They primarily serve low and moderate-income persons. South Bay Community Services (Our House) received $16,800 in FY 1982-83, and is requesting $22,000 for next year. Meals on Wheels received $2,464 in the current year, and has requested $2,684 for next year. The Del Rey Nutrition project has requested the same amount as this year, $4,000. 'R ~ l t ?)... 1 r SECTION 108 LOAN PAYMENT: $125,650 This is the third of five payments on this loan. The final two payments will be reduced by some of the proceeds on depos i t from the sa 1 e of the Melrose Manor housing site to the County Housing Authority. COMMERCIAL REHABILITATION: $125,000 The funds are specifically for the rehabilitation of the Chula Vista Center at Fourth and lip Streets. The funds wi 11 be 1 everaged by the Ci ty I S agreement with the Bank of America to achieve about $250,000 in improvements. ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY STUDY: $21,890 An independent market study and planning analysis of a portion of Broadway is proposed. Data obtained would yield information that could provide the basis for an acceptable improvement and economic development program. WOODLAWN DRAIN, lip TO "G" STREETS: $325,200 This project involves the construction of a lined channel between "FII and "G" Streets, near Woodlawn Avenue. The existing channel becomes silted and overgrown with weeds, thereby restricting water flow and partially causing flooding upstream in heavy rains. FIFTH AVENUE CROSS GUTTERS: $60,800 This project will reconstruct the cross gutters on Fifth Avenue at "0" and "E" Streets, which are too deep, causing an unsafe traffic condition. PAVEMENT OVERLAY: $105,000 This project involves the overlay of various streets within the Block Grant eligible neighborhoods. These streets are now deteriorated, and an overlay would prevent further damage and avoid expensive reconstruction. WHEELCHAIR RAMPS: $27,700 This project involves the construction of ramps at various corner locations in the Block Grant eligible neighborhoods, thus improving the mobility of the handicapped. DEL MAR DRAIN: $228, 100 The existing recently-completed drain system east of Memorial Park would be extended along Del Mar Avenue to "F" Street, thereby preventing flooding in the "F" Street and Third Avenue area. - 2 - ALLEY RECONSTRUCTION $197,700 This project would reconstruct the four alley segments in the Town Centre which are beyond repair. These are: Between Between Between Between Third and Del Mar, IIFII to Center Third and Del Mar, Center to Madrona Garrett and Landis, lip to Davidson (northerly 2/3) Garrett and Landis, Davidson to IIFII (northerly 2/3) The first two segments have commercial property on one side, and a mix of commercial and residential on the other. They are heavi ly travelled. The latter two are in residential areas and are lightly travelled. ALLEY OVERLAY $31,000 This project involves the overlay of six alley segments which are in the Town Centre redevelopment area, and also in a Block Grant eligible neighborhood. If they are not overlaid soon, they will deteriorate to the point that reconstruction will be necessary. These segments are: Between Third and Church, IIEII to Davidson Between Third and Church, Davidson to IIF" Between Third and Landis, "E" to Davidson Between Third and Landis, Davidson to lip PALOMAR STREET WALKWAY $5,000 This project will install an asphalt walkway on the south side of Palomar Street from Broadway to Industrial Boulevard, where the Trolley Station is located. This will assist Trolley passengers in walking to the east without traversing the vacant lot or impeding traffic on Palomar where it narrows to two lanes. The County of San Diego will construct the project and contribute $10,000 of the costs for the portion located in the County. They are requesting $5,000 for the share from Chula Vista. DISABLED JOB TRAINING (HALLELUJAH CORPORATION) $75,000 This group is requesting funds for start-up costs to establish a training facility for developmentally disabled young people. Patterned after their existing facility in La Mesa, it would provide training through the establishment of a small food service operation. Trainees would be referred from the Special Education Department of the Sweetwater High School District. Other funds for the program will come from the California Department of Rehabilitation, other training and handicapped-oriented organizations, and donations. FIRE HYDRANT INSTALLATION $3,000 At the suggestion of the Human Relations Commission, a installed at the corner of Flower and Madison, which eligible neighborhood. This would be a IIvaluable" according to the Fire Department. fire hydrant would be is in a Block Grant additional location, AP:fpp WPC 0395X (i-li2-7L/ -3-