HomeMy WebLinkAboutITEM 10 - CDBG SUBRECIPIENTS EVALUATION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
MARCH 1 . 2022
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
(CDBG) PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Established by the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974
Returns Federal Funds to local communities
Funds assist in providing:
Adequate housing
Suitable living environments
Expanding economic opportunities
Tustin ' s anticipated allocation for Program Year 2022-23 is approximately
$800,000
REVIEW OF CDBG ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES
Activities funded by CDBG must meet at least one of the
three National Objectives:
Must benefit Low and/or Moderate Income (LMI) persons
Must address slum or blight conditions
Must meet urgent community development needs
CDBG PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS & PROCEDURE
To participate in the CDBG Program the City is required
to prepare:
A Consolidated Plan: Five-year planning document
An Action Plan: Annual planning document implementing Consolidated
Plan goals
Two public hearings are held annually during
preparation of the Action Plan
CDBG PRIORITY NEEDS AND GOALS
The Strategic Plan section within the Consolidated Plan
identifies and ranks the priority needs of the community,
and goals
Priorities can remain unchanged, or be modified by the
City Council after public input
SUBRECIPIENTS PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
FUNDING FOR PUBLIC SERVICES ACTIVITIES
On February 26, 2020, the Citizen Participation Committee
recommended CDBG funding for each of the non-profit
applicants
On April 21 , 2020, the City Council approved funding
allocations each of the non-profits for a three-year funding
cycle
Approved public services programs may continue to receive
funding in year three (2022-23) , if they meet the performance
criteria of the CDBG program
PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
Continue to meet the priority/objective approved in
year-one
Continue to leverage funds with other resources
Report accomplishments correctly
Receive a successful assessment of project
performance
FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Non-Profit Agency Current Funding Amount MEW=
Bos & Girls Club $ 19,600 Continue to Fund
Community Health Initiative
of OC • 600 Continue to Fund
Families Forward $20,350 Continue to Fund
Goodwill of OC
$ 9,600 Continu- to Fund
Human O tions $ 7, 100 Continue to Fund
Meals on Wheels OC $ 19,600 Continue to Fund
Merc House $ 7,600 Continue to Fund
MOMS OC
$ 6,600 - to Fund
Patriots & Paws
$ 6,400 Continue to Fund
Veterans Le al Institute $ 8,350 - to Fund
YMCA of OC $ 7,600 Continue to Fund
Total $ 122,400
RECOMMENDATION
That the City Council :
Hold the first required public hearing to receive public input
and testimony;
Review the current Consolidated Plan priorities, and
consider non-profit subrecipient' s performance evaluations
and approve continued funding for Year-Three.