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Since its launch in June 19, 2020, CityServe has processed a total of 219 applications, <br /> and ERAP has provided $298,367 in rental assistance to 151 Pleasanton households. <br /> There is currently a remaining balance of $151,632, as of October 30, 2020, available <br /> for rental assistance to be issued on behalf of other Pleasanton residents in need of <br /> rental relief. <br /> Second Month of Rental Assistance <br /> Pleasanton residents continue to experience COVID-19-related financial hardships due <br /> to the restrictions in place and their impact on employment. Some Pleasanton renters <br /> are still unable to pay their rent. Providing a second month of rental assistance to <br /> affected Pleasanton renters would assist them to stay current on their rent or pay a <br /> portion of their delinquent rent in order to mitigate the risk of losing their homes and/or <br /> being displaced from the Pleasanton community. <br /> Applicant Eligibility <br /> There will be no changes to the Program's eligibility criteria. Eligible program <br /> participants must: <br /> • Be current residents of Pleasanton with a valid residential lease with a third-party <br /> landlord for at least 6 continuous months; <br /> • Have a household income not exceeding 80% Area Median Income (AMI) <br /> established for Alameda County, adjusted for household size (see below), prior <br /> to the countywide Shelter In Place order issued on March 16, 2020 ("pre-COVID <br /> period"); <br /> Households 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 <br /> person person person person person person person person <br /> 80% AMI $73,100 $83,550 $94,000 $104,400 $112,800 $121,150 $129,500 $137,850 <br /> • Be in good standing with payment and terms of their lease prior to the <br /> countywide Shelter In Place order issued on March 16, 2020, as verified by the <br /> landlord; and <br /> • Show documentation of loss of income of at least 20 percent due to COVID-19 <br /> as a result of employment and/or school/childcare closures and/or inability to <br /> work due to COVID-19 illness or caring for a family member infected by the <br /> disease. <br /> Program Assistance <br /> City staff is proposing to increase the previous maximum grant assistance of$2,500 per <br /> household to $5,000 per household. Funding awarded will represent the lesser of the <br /> tenant's actual rent for two months or the applicable two month Maximum Affordability <br /> Rent for households at 80% AMI, adjusted for unit size (i.e. number of bedrooms). <br /> Applicants residing in 3-bedroom units will only receive the maximum $5,000 <br /> assistance, not the affordable rent below. <br /> Page 3 of 5 <br />