Community Development
Block Grant –
Fiscal Year 2023-2024
City Council Meeting
June 13, 2023
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) Objective
• U.S. Department of Housing
and Urban Development
(HUD) grants funds to cities
(grantees).
• Address local community
needs.
• Supports Housing and
Homelessness Council Goals.
2 Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-24 Annual Action
Plan
Staff’s Recommendation
• Adopt a resolution approving the FY 2023-24 Annual
Action Plan;
• Consider CDBG Capital and Public Service funding
recommendations; and
• Submit CDBG and HOME Investment Partnership
Program applications and certifications.
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FY 2023-24 Funding from HUD
Funds Available
CDBG Entitlement $1,020,650
Prior Year (carry-over funding) $103,211
Total Funds Available $1,123,861
Program Allocations
Capital Projects $766,634
Public Services $153,097
Program Administration (City
budgeted item)
$204,130
Total Funds to Allocate $1,123,861
5 Annual Action Plan Process
February 27 ,2023 Request for Proposals
March 27, 2023 Proposals due
March – April Citizen participation meetings
April 2023 Community Development
Goals Committee
Recommendations
April 26, 2023 Action Plan released for public
comment
June 13, 2023 City Council Meeting
6 CDBG Capital Projects
Total Available $766,634
• Community Development Department
• Karis Day Care LLC
Purpose: Community Facility
Improvements at 2244 Buena Vista.
• Pre-planning
• Electrical
• Plumbing
• Roofing
• Painting
Costs are estimated at $3 million
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Recommended Amount $766,634
Purpose: Build an infant day care at
4201 W. Magnolia Blvd.
Deemed ineligible for funding under
CDBG rules.
• For profit business
• Must operate as Community
Based Development Organization
8 Karis Family Day Care LLC
Not Eligible for Funding
9 CDBG Public Services
Total Available $153,097
1. Armenian Relief Society
2. Boys and Girls Club of Burbank
3. Burbank Coordinating Council
4. Burbank Noon Lions
5. Burbank Temporary Aid Center
6. Home Again Los Angeles
7. Family Service Agency
8. Jacaranda Housing
Purpose: To provide low-income
residents and people with limited
English proficiency:
• Employment services
• Case management
• Translation services
• Senior services
• Access/linkages with public
benefits
10 Armenian Relief Society
Recommended Amount $14,000
Purpose: To offer after school and
summer day camp programs to
children ages 5-18 years of age.
CDBG funds would be used to
provide scholarships to families.
11 Boys and Girls Club of Burbank
Recommended Amount $14,600
Purpose: To provide low-income
families with children between the
ages of 6 to 18 years of age a week of
free overnight camp or day camp.
Preference given to:
• Home Again Los Angeles
• Family Service Agency
• Kids Community Dental Clinic
• Burbank Unified School District
12 Burbank Coordinating Council
Recommended Amount $6,500
Purpose: To provide free eye exams
and prescription glasses for low-
income residents of Burbank.
Burbank Noon Lions also provides
assistance with the cost and referral
for audiology services.
13 Burbank Noon Lions
Recommended Amount $4,983
Purpose: To provide essential
services to people facing a difficult
time, such as:
• Groceries and sack lunches
• One-time rental assistance
• Utility bill assistance
• Free use of laundry and shower
facilities
14 Burbank Temporary Aid Center
Recommended Amount $41,257
Purpose: To connect families
experiencing homelessness to
services through a homeless
outreach program. Services include:
• Motel vouchers
• Emergency shelter
• Case management
• Housing stabilization
• Hygiene products, clothing,
blankets
15 Home Again Los Angeles
Recommended Amount $39,257
Purpose: To provide therapeutic
treatment and services to
households enrolled in transitional
housing. Programs include:
• Care Cottages for victims fleeing
domestic violence
• Linden House for Transitional
Aged Youth
16 Family Service Agency
Recommended Amount $25,000
Purpose: To provide transitional-aged
women temporary housing for up to
two years. During this time, the
participant will gain:
• Life skills
• Financial literacy
• Job readiness
• General Education Diploma or
further their education
17 Jacaranda Housing
Recommended Amount $7,500
FY 2022-23 CDBG Subrecipient Update
• A total of 14 grants were approved.
• More than half have expended 80% of funding.
• Extensive delays occurred with executing CDBG
agreements.
• Moving forward, the grant agreement process will
work more efficiently.
18 Contact
Marcos Gonzalez
Housing Development Manager
(818) 238-5212
[email protected]
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