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Agenda, first session

Arvin City Council
October 8, 2024

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October 8, 2024
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City of Arvin
Community Development Block Grant
Public Hearing and Community Input
Christine Viterelli, Grants Manager

CITY OF ARVIN
Housing Keeping

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2. Public Meetings in Council Chambers:

Previous Meeting- September 24, 2024-
City Council Chambers 6 pm
Current Meeting-October 08, 2024-
City Council Chambers 6 pmFinal Public Hearing and Resolution Approval CDBG Time Line
✓ August 30, 2024– NOFA Released
✓ - Posting of Public Hearing (September 12,
2024)
✓ September 24, 2024 - First Public Hearing
✓ October 8, 2024- Final Public Hearing with
Application Resolution
✓ October 29, 2019 - CDBG Applications Due
to the State
Other Application Highlights
▪ The CDBG Program is a grant funding
source for fiscal years
2024/2025/2026.
▪ If awarded, project implementation
will begin in fiscal year 2024-2025.
▪ Review of Public Hearing Results.
▪ Staff Recommendation for Projects that satisfy
community desires and needs, make the application
competitive, and are feasible given the application
deadline.

Decision Making Process
Community
Desires & Needs
Decision Making Process
Makes for a
Competitive
Application
TimeframeShovel Ready Project
Sweet
Spot
Proposed Projects & Programs
Three Separate Applications:
▪ OTC- Street Infrastructure Project- Meyer Street
• OTC Housing Program- Code Enforcement
▪ Competitive Public Service – Arvin’s Homeless
Navigation Center Support
Proposed Projects & Programs
❖ OTC Public Infrastructure Program –Meyer Street $ 2,800,000.

Low-Moderate Income Area Public Infrastructure Project
Plans and Specs must be ready for submission on Oct. 29, 2024.

Project Activity & Activity Delivery $ 2,616,822.43
Grant General Administration (up to 7%)* $ 183,177.57
❖ Total Funding for Project $ 2,800,000.00
* City reserves the right to reduce GA and put more
funding into Activity Implementation and Activity
Delivery at the time of final application.

Proposed Projects & Programs
❖ OTC Housing Program- Code Enforcement $ 500,000.00
Project Activity & Activity Delivery $ 467,289.72
Grant General Administration (up to 7%)* $ 32,710.28
❖ Total Funding $ 500,000.00
* The City reserves the right to reduce GA and allocate more funding to Project Implementation and Activity
Delivery at the time of the final application.

Proposed Projects & Programs
❖ Competitive Public Services Program $ 300,000.00
Flood Ministries Homeless Navigation Center
Project Activity & Activity Delivery $ 280,373.83
Grant General Administration (up to 7%)* $ 19,629.17
General Grant Administration will be performed by Self-Help Enterprises as a grant sub-recipient for administering and grant monitoring. Flood Ministries will provide services for the Navigation Center as a subrecipient.
❖ Total Funding $ 300,000.00
* The City reserves the right to reduce GA and allocate more funding to Project Implementation and Activity
Delivery at the time of the final application.

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