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PART I. RESOURCES <br /> This section identifies Federal, State, local, and private resources which may be used to meet the <br /> City of Pleasanton's housing and community development goals. Resources can be sources of <br /> funds or technical assistance and can be available to private and non-profit entities as well as to <br /> local government agencies. The resources are categorized within each jurisdictional level by <br /> eligible activity. The list includes resources the City has on-hand or expects to receive. Recent <br /> developments in Congress indicate that the nature and level of federal housing, homeless, and <br /> community development funding programs will change and potentially be reduced during the <br /> next several years. The City, through its involvement as part of the Alameda County HOME <br /> Consortium, will monitor these developments closely and will continue to promote the <br /> Consortium's housing and community development objectives through active policy <br /> development and use of available federal and non-federal funding sources. <br /> FEDERAL <br /> Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funds <br /> The City of Pleasanton is an entitlement jurisdiction and applies directly to HUD on an <br /> annual basis for funding from the CDBG program. CDBG funds can be used for a <br /> variety of housing and community development activities which benefit lower income <br /> people. <br /> FY 2012 Amount: $240,234 <br /> CDBG Program Income <br /> The City of Pleasanton has received a small amount of program income each year <br /> through its Housing Rehabilitation program, primarily through repayment of past loans. <br /> Funds derived through program income are recycled into the Housing Rehabilitation <br /> program and used to fund new loans and small grants. <br /> FY 2012 Amount: $20,000 (approximate/anticipated) <br /> Community Service Block Grant(CSBG) Funds <br /> CSBG funds are used to maintain community action agencies involved in ameliorating <br /> the causes and effects of poverty through employment and economic development <br /> programs. The Alameda County Associated Community Action Program (ACAP) <br /> administers CSBG funds for all jurisdictions in the county except Berkeley and Oakland. <br /> FY 2012 Amount: (no direct allocation to Pleasanton is anticipated) <br /> Adlai Ran—FY 2012 <br /> City of Pleasanton <br /> Page 2 <br />