Attachment C
Overall HUD Project Applications for FY 2025-26 Funding
FY 2025-26 Community Development Block Grant Applications (CDBG)- Non-City Public Services & Facilities HUD
Category Applicant Ward Proposal Total Cost FY 24-25
Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD Recommendation
and Notes
Proposed
for Budget
Public
Services
Greater
Bakersfield
Legal
Assistance
All Fair Housing Services in
the City of Bakersfield $100,000 $100,000 Yes 28
Staff recommends
approval. This is a
required service by
HUD.
$100,000
Public
Services
Bakersfield
Senior
Center
Ward 1
Senior Services at the
Bakersfield Senior
Center.
$150,000 $90,000 Yes 28 Staff recommends
approval. $90,000
Technical
Assistance to
Small
Businesses
Upwards,
Boost
Program
All
Online technical
assistance to daycare
providers to increase
staff. Will serve 161
childcare providers,
increase revenue by 20%,
and create 48 new LMI
jobs.
$400,000 0 Yes 23
Staff recommends
approval at lower
amount. Applicant must
work with staff to
analyze and re-submit
budget.
$100,000
Public
Facilities
Catholic
Charities Ward 2
Expansion of the Family
Resource Center and
Food Warehouse
$1,000,000 0 Yes 30
Staff recommends
approval at reduced
amount.
$750,000
Public
Facilities
Greater
Bakersfield
Legal
Assistance
Ward 2
Rehab bathrooms for
ADA compliance, lay
asphalt in vacant lot for
added parking and add a
gate for security.
$298,358 0 Yes 28
Staff recommends
approval at reduced
amount.
$250,000
Public
Facilities
Boys &
Girls Club Ward 2
Replace half of the roof
and replace insulation.
Cost also includes
removing and reinstalling
HAVC and Solar.
$563,733 0 Yes 24
Project scored last
compared to other
facility improvement
projects.
0 Non-City Public Services and Facilities Requested: $2,512,091 Recommended Funding: $1,290,000
FY 2025-26 Community Development Block Grant Applications (CDBG) – City Departments HUD Category Applicant Ward Proposal Total Cost FY 24-25 Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD Recommendation and
Notes
Proposed
for Budget
Public Facilities Public Works Ward 3
Alta Vista Area
Curb, Gutter
and Sidewalk
$725,000 $659,000 Yes 26 Staff recommends approval
at a reduced amount
$600,000
Public Facilities Public Works Ward 3
San Dimas
Area Curb,
Gutter and
Sidewalk
$725,000 0 Yes 28 Staff recommends approval
at a reduced amount $600,000
Public Facilities Public Works Ward 2 Terrace Way
Street Lighting
Upgrades
$530,000 0 Yes 28 Time is needed to spend
previous year’s lighting
projects first. Recommend
applying again next year.
0 Public Facilities Public Works Ward 2
Brundage Lane
Navigation
Center HVAC
$65,500 0 Yes 28 Staff recommends using
current CIP budget to fund. 0
Public Facilities Public Works Ward 2
East Truxtun
Street Lighting
Upgrades
$639,408 0 Yes 28
Time is needed to spend
previous year’s lighting
projects first. Recommend
applying again next year.
0 Public Facilities Public Works Ward 1
Oriole Street
Curb, Gutter
and Sidewalk
$659,000 0 Yes 26 Staff recommends approval
at a reduced amount. $600,000
Public Facilities Public Works Ward 2
Oakdale Area
Curb, Gutter
and Sidewalk
$659,000 0 Yes 28 Lower priority project on
public works application. 0
Public Facilities Public Works Ward 3
Q Street Area
Curb, Gutter
and Sidewalk
$3,297,680 0 Yes 28 Lower priority project on
public works application.
0 Rehab:
Accessibility
Improvements
Economic and
Community
Development
All Home Access
Rehab $50,000 $50,000 Yes 26
Staff recommends approval.
at the current level of
funding.
$50,000
Capital Improvement Projects Requested: $7,350,588 Funding Recommended: $1,850,000
FY 2025-26 Home Investment Partnerships (HOME) Applications HUD
Category Applicant Ward Proposal Total Cost FY 24-25
Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD Recommendation and
Notes
Proposed for
Budget
New
Construction
Affordable
Housing
LEJ Enterprise Ward 1
Water of Life
Affordable Housing
Project – 8 units 3
bedrooms each at
4420 Belle Terrace
1,800,000 0 No N/A
Staff can provide technical
assistance to the applicant to
help with submitting an eligible
project in the future.
0 HOME Requested: $1,800,000 Recommended Funding: $0 *Projects funded with prior fiscal year allocations.
FY 2025-26 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) APPLICATIONS HUD
Category Applicant Ward Proposal Total Cost FY 24-25
Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD Recommendation and
Notes
Proposed for
Budget
Emergency
Shelter
Alliance
Against Family
Violence
All
Operating expenses
for emergency
shelter
$44,940 $35,000 Yes 29/30 Staff recommends approval $35,000 Homeless
Prevention
Open Door
Network
Expenses to house
families and
individuals at risk of
eviction
$149,215 $57,340 Yes 27/30 Staff recommends approval $57,340 Rapid
Rehousing
Open Door
Network All
Expenses to house
homeless families
and individuals.
$498,430 $57,340 Yes 27/30 Staff recommends approval $57,341 Emergency
Shelter
Open Door
Network All
Operating expenses
for emergency
shelter
$180,000 $70,000 Yes 29/30 Staff recommends approval $70,000 Emergency
Shelter
The Mission at
Kern County All
Operating expenses
for emergency
shelter
$80,000 $70,000 Yes 29/30 Staff recommends approval $70,000 Outreach Flood
Ministries All
Expenses to operate
outreach efforts to
homeless persons.
$25,000 $25,000 Yes 27/30 Staff recommends approval $25,000 ESG Requested: $977,585 Recommended Funding: $314,681