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GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION <br />Funding for the activities listed in the preceding table will generally be distributed within the <br />City of Pleasanton. However, certain projects receiving funding may be located within other <br />jurisdictions, such as the adjacent cities of Livermore and Dublin, in cases where the agencies <br />serve Pleasanton residents as part of services provided within the greater Tri-Valley area. All <br />activities shown in the preceding table are targeted to serve eligible households that reside within <br />the City of Pleasanton. Certain programs, such as the Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) <br />program, are not tracked to a particular geographic locale before specific sites are funded. <br />ACTIVITY LOCATIONS <br />For many programs using CDBG funds, such as residential or business rehabilitation, the exact <br />location of the activity is not determined prior to funding the program as a whole. Pursuant to <br />the Final Rule for the CDBG Program, the Action Plan must identify who may apply for <br />assistance, the process by which the grantee will select those to receive assistance, and how <br />much and under what terms the assistance will be given. <br />Alameda County HCD administers a Rehabilitation Program using CDBG funds for most <br />jurisdictions in the HOME Consortium, although the level of rehabilitation services varies <br />among cities. [The City of Pleasanton will utilize a different contractor, Neighborhood <br />Solutions, to administer its Housing Rehabilitation Program in FY 2008.] The goal of the <br />program is to conserve, preserve, and improve the housing and neighborhoods of low and <br />moderate income people living in the County. To that end, the program provides grants or low <br />interest loans to qualifying properties and owners to provide a variety of rehabilitation services, <br />such as rental housing rehabilitation, minor and major home repairs, mobile home repairs, <br />exterior paint or clean-up assistance, seismic retrofitting, and accessibility repairs. <br />The owner rehabilitation program is targeted to owner-occupied households who qualify as low <br />income by earning less than 80 percent of the PMSA median income. Depending on the level <br />and cost of rehabilitation, grants or low- or no-interest loans are offered. For the owner <br />programs, income, the applicant's address, and the type and extent of rehabilitation work are <br />checked to determine the applicant's eligibility, the type of financing, and whether the <br />rehabilitation program is offered in the applicant's jurisdiction. <br />The rental rehabilitation program is available to those properties in which at least 51 percent of <br />the units are occupied by low and very low income households, or in which 51 percent of the <br />units will be rent-restricted through a rental agreement to qualified low income households after <br />rehabilitation. This program provides below market interest rate loans to property owners to <br />complete the rehabilitation. Tenants' incomes are verified to determine whether at least half of <br />the units are occupied by lower income households. The property's operating budget is also <br />examined to determine the property's long-term financial feasibility. <br />Action Plan - FY08 <br />City of Pleasanton <br />Page 23 <br />
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