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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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8/18/2020
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ATTACHMENT 1 <br /> are required to obtain landlord approval for projects that would then be overseen by Habitat. <br /> Jen Gray, Director of Home Preservation for Habitat, also noted that tenants have a right to <br /> reasonable accommodations that include non-invasive changes required by a tenant and <br /> require landlord approval. She noted that all projects are conducted on a case-by-case action <br /> that are reviewed by a Habitat representative. <br /> Commissioner Kiziloglu asked if the $150,000 loan amount could be used for Accessory <br /> Dwelling Units (ADU) and was provided information about what is allowed within the county <br /> program that is being used as a guideline for this City of Pleasanton program. Mr. Hernandez <br /> advised the focus would be to rehab even if the facility was an ADU. It was also noted that the <br /> City's program is focused on serving Pleasanton individuals quickly. <br /> Commissioner Duggan discussed with Mr. Hernandez the anticipated number of households <br /> that this program would be able to assist. It was stated that many who use the program would <br /> likely not use the full $150,000 amount and funding would be for smaller projects. <br /> Commissioner Kiziloglu again stated her concerns about abuse of the program and <br /> Commissioner Galvin felt abuse would be unlikely. Mr. Hernandez addressed concerns about <br /> abuse stating that City of Pleasanton clientele that Habitat has contacted are mainly seniors. <br /> He noted that Habitat would be managing and maintaining all projects and funds are not being <br /> given to the clients. <br /> Commissioner Duggan stated that she felt the grant and loan amount recommendation was <br /> good and wanted to be sure no other changes would be made. Commissioner Galvin agreed <br /> and indicated he did not see any reason not to approve. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Kiziloglu, seconded by Commissioner Duggan, <br /> recommending the proposed changes to the Pleasanton Housing Rehabilitation Program be <br /> approved by City Council. <br /> ROLL CALL VOTE: <br /> AYES: Commissioners Duggan, Galvin and Kiziloglu. <br /> NOES: None <br /> ABSENT: Commissioners Gaidos, Welsh, and Chairperson Soby. <br /> ABSTAIN: None <br /> Page - 2 - <br />
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