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1/15/2013
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BACKGROUND <br /> The TVHOC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit housing resource center formed in 2005 through <br /> the active participation of the five Tri-Valley cities (Danville, Dublin, Livermore, <br /> Pleasanton, and San Ramon) and interested business/resident concerns. Since its <br /> inception, the TVHOC has coordinated homebuyer programs including homebuyer <br /> education counseling, down payment assistance programs, lease purchase programs, <br /> and inclusionary housing programs through its main office located at 141 North <br /> Livermore Avenue in downtown Livermore and community outreach forums held at <br /> various locations in the Tri-Valley cities. The TVHOC has an annual operating budget of <br /> approximately $290K with 2.1 FTE employees, including an Executive Director and an <br /> eight member Board of Directors. <br /> By consolidating the affordable housing service needs of the five jurisdictions into the <br /> TVHOC, each jurisdiction has realized administrative cost savings and more efficient <br /> services are being provided to each community. People looking for affordable housing <br /> in the Tri-Valley are able to go to a single location for housing-related information that <br /> encompasses the entire region. With the creation of this regional public/private <br /> clearinghouse, local jurisdictions are able to leverage their scarce housing resources <br /> enabling them to meet a larger percentage of the public's housing need. Working <br /> regionally, the TVHOC provides a one-stop shop reaching over 260,000 people in the <br /> Tri-Valley Area and assures that the full value of current programs available through <br /> private lenders, state and federal programs are realized. <br /> By working with local lending institutions, title companies, real estate associations and <br /> their affiliate organizations, the TVHOC provides information regarding private sector <br /> lender resources, funding sources, and homebuyer training, helping to match those in <br /> need with the programs and services that benefit them most. <br /> The TVHOC has recently expanded its services to include foreclosure and mortgage <br /> restructuring assistance, and the demand for these services has increased dramatically <br /> over the last several years. Funds provided by the jurisdictions would support the <br /> Centers efforts in reaching out to Tri-Valley residents in need of this service. The <br /> TVHOC has also provided free tax preparation services for low-income households for <br /> the past several years under the VITA program, facilitating the return of thousands of <br /> dollars to these households that have been used to establish down payment savings <br /> programs. A copy of the TVHOC 2011 Annual Report is included as Attachment 2. <br /> In 2011, the five cities provided a combined loan of $125,000 assist TVHOC with <br /> meeting its ongoing operating expenses. Loan repayment was based on the TVHOC <br /> providing direct services to each of the cities. For Pleasanton, TVHOC has provided <br /> direct assistance by qualifying potential buyers for City lower income ownership <br /> housing. This service is of significant benefit to the City in that all potential, buyers are <br /> determined to be qualified to meet City financial and program requirements. In addition, <br /> Pleasanton has provided the TVHOC with funding as part of the City's annual City Grant <br /> program. <br /> Page 2 of 5 <br />
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