COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK
GRANT (CDBG) FUNDING
RECOMMENDATION FOR
FISCAL YEAR 2022-23
City Council
June 7, 2022
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
CDBG: Supports Housing
Goals and Homelessness
• Adopted Housing Strategy of
creating 12,000 residential units
by 2035
• Homelessness Strategy
• Economic Recovery Plan
• Federal Consolidated Plan
FY 2022-23 Annual Action
PlanStaff’s Recommendation
• Adopt a resolution approving the FY 2022-23 Annual
Action Plan;
• Consider staff’s CDBG Capital and Public Service
funding recommendations; and
• Submit CDBG and HOME Investment Partnership
Program applications and certifications
Process to Apply for CDBG
Funding
City solicits
proposals & reviews
for eligibility
Public Meetings held
by the Community
Development Goals
Committee
Goals Committee &
Staff provide
recommendations to
Council
CDBG Funding
$975,511.00
$245,238.00
$26,786.00
CDBG Entitlement
Prior Year Funding – Not Spent
(Capital Project Use Only)
FY 2021-2022 Program Income-
revenues from former
rehabilitation loan repayments
Final Total
Available
CDBG
Funds by
Category
$896,732.00 / reduced
by $24,368 (2.65%)
$150,344.00 / reduced
by $5,624 (4%)
$200,459.00 / reduced
by $7,496
Capital/Economic Development Funds
Public Services
Program Administration
CDBG Funding Priorities – Ranked
by TiersTier 1 Emphasis on Implementing Homelessness
Strategies
Programs that support the City’s Homelessness
Plan.
Tier 2 Consolidated Plan Activities
Programs which benefit low-income residents.
CDBG Public Service Programs
• 12 of 16 applications
submitted under Public
Services
• Total Available $150,344
Family Service Agency
Program: Residential Therapeutic
Care for Special Homeless
Populations
What is this? Providing multi-
disciplinary, therapeutic, and
supported care
What is the community
benefit/need?
Assisting participants in
transitional housing with healing
and self-sufficiency
Recommended amount:
$25,000
Reduced to
$24,099
Family Service Agency
Program: Homeless
Transitional Stabilization
Fund
What is this? Flexible funding
to stabilize households exiting
transitional housing
What is the
community/benefit need?
To prevent households from
returning to homelessness
Recommended amount:
$6,472
Reduced to
$6,239
Burbank Temporary Aid
Center
Program: Burbank Temporary Aid
Center
What is this? Provides individuals and
families with temporary emergency
assistance, food, laundry facilities,
utility and one-time rent assistance
What is the community
benefit/need?
Prevent homelessness
Assist clients with hygiene and well-
being
Recommended amount:
$25,000
Reduced to
$24,098
Burbank Community
YMCA
Program: Social Impact Center
What is this? A resource and service
center with an emphasis on serving
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender,
Intersex, and Asexual (LGBTQIA+)
What is the community
benefit/need?
Assist youth from low-income
families with self-esteem and
confidence
Collaborate with community partners
serving homeless youth
Recommended amount:
$12,000
Reduced to
$11,567
Burbank Noon Lions
Program: Indigent Eye & Ear of the
Lion Program
What is this? Providing free eye exams
& prescriptions and/or hearing exams &
hearing aids for low-income adults and
homeless.
What is the community
benefit/need?
Assist low-income individuals
Work closely with the Burbank
Nonprofit Coalition and Burbank
Unified School District for referrals
Recommended amount:
$4,996
Reduced to
$4,816
Armenian Relief Society
Program: Community Social
Services Program
What is this? Providing
comprehensive social services to
low-income residents of Burbank.
What is the community
benefit/need?
Increase economic opportunities
for underemployed
Provide linkages to public
benefits
Stabilize the needs of seniors
and disabled adults
Recommended amount:
$3,500
Reduced to
$3,374
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Kids Community Dental
Clinic
Program: Dental Treatment for Low
Income Children
What is this? Providing education on
tooth decay prevention, treatment, and
oral health awareness for low-income
households
What is the community
benefit/need?
Partner with nonprofits, parks, schools,
and other agencies that serve low-
income families in Burbank
Recommended amount:
$16,000
Reduced to
$15,423
Home Again Los Angeles
Program: Homeless Outreach
Services
What is this? Strengthening
outreach services for homeless
families
What is the community
benefit/need?
Quickly stabilize families that are
experiencing homelessness
Enroll families into case
management and Coordinated
Entry System
Recommended amount:
$45,000
Reduced to
$43,377
Burbank Coordinating
Council
Program: Youth Camperships
What is this? Providing a week
of resident, day or virtual camps
for children ages 6 – 18 years of
age
What is the community
benefit/need?
Serving low-income families
enrolled in the Burbank Unified
School District
Recommended amount:
$8,000
Reduced to
$7,712
Jacaranda Housing
Program: Residential Program
What is this? Providing a two-
year residential program for
transitional aged young women
(17-22 years of age)
What is the community
benefit/need?
Providing case management,
budgeting, life skills, and goal
setting to youth
Recommended amount:
$0
Believe in Big Change,
Inc.
Program: Next Level of Care
(NLoC) Empowerment
What is this? Empowering at-
risk, single mothers with
transitional housing, case
management, and interventions
What is the community
benefit/need?
Providing participants with
mental health counseling
Recommended amount:
$0
Burbank Housing
Corporation
Program: BHC Summer Camp
What is this? Providing BHC
residents with a safe, positive, and
interactive camp experience
What is the community
benefit/need?
Supporting low-income families
with summer enrichment
programs
Recommended amount:
$10,000
Reduced to
$9,639
CDBG Capital Projects
• 4 of 16 applications
submitted for Capital
Projects
• Total Available $896,732
Parks and Recreation
Department
Recommended amount:
$290,000
Program: Santa Anita Playlot
Renovation Project
What is this? Renovate a
pocket park in a low -income
neighborhood with accessible
features
What is the community/benefit
need?
Ensures safety and accessibility
for a community park
Reduced to
$282,328
Community Development
Department
Program: Facility Renovation and
Accessibility Improvements
What is this? Rehabilitate the
former Boys and Girls Club
located at 2244 N. Buena Vista
Street
What is the community/benefit
need?
Provides for cosmetic repairs and
required health and safety
improvements
Recommended amount:
$428,120
Reduced to
$416,794
Burbank Library
Department
Program: Library Consultation
Spaces
What is this? Convert rooms at the
Central and Buena Vista libraries
into one-on-one private
consultation rooms
What is the community/benefit
need?
Expands access to learning and
social services
Recommended amount:
$50,000
Reduced to
$48,677
Burbank Temporary Aid
Center
Program: Burbank Temporary
Aid Center (BTAC)
What is this? Remove and
replace the roof at BTAC
What is the community/benefit
need?
Maintains BTAC in compliance
with Los Angeles County Public
Health Department
Recommended amount:
$152,980
Reduced to
$148,933
Staff Recommendations
Staff’s Recommendation
• Adopt a resolution approving the FY 2022-23 Annual
Action Plan;
• Consider staff’s CDBG Capital and Public Service
funding recommendations; and
• Submit CDBG and HOME Investment Partnership
Program applications and certifications; and
QUESTIONS?
Marcos Gonzalez
Housing Development Manager
[email protected]
(818) 238-5212
www.burbankca.gov/web/community-
development/housing/cdbg