COMBINED
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
AND
NOTICE OF 30-DAY COMMENT PERIOD
THIS IS A NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND NOTICE OF A 30-DAY COMMENT PERIOD FOR AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSOLIDATED PLAN AND FY 2022-2023 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN.
THE CITY OF POMONA IS AMENDING ITS CONSOLIDATED PLAN AND FY 202 2-2023
ANNUAL ACTION PLAN TO APPROPRIATE AND REALLOCATE HOME INVESTMENT
PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM (HOME), LEAD HAZARD REDUCTION AND HEALTHY
HOMES SUPPLEMENT (LHRHH), HEALTHY HOMES PRODUCTION GRANT (HHPG),
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG), EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT (ESG), PERMANENT LOCAL HOUSING ALLOCATION (PLHA), AND CALHOME
PROGRAM FUNDS, AND APPROPRIATING PROGRAM INCOME FOR HOME, CDBG, ESG-
CORONA VIRUS AND CALHOME PROGRAM FUNDS
On Monday, January 23, 2023, the City of Pomona will hold a public hearing to appropriate additional funds based on actual expenditures and unexpended balances from prior year’s projects and will re - allocate funds in the current year to other eligible activities.
The primary objective of the HOME program is the preservation and creation of affordable housing.
Eligible activities include: Single Family Housing Rehabilitation; Multi -Family Housing Rehabilitation; First Time Homebuyer Program, and Tenant Based Rental Assistance Programs.
The primary objective of the Lead Hazard Reduction Program and Healthy Homes Supplement funds is to reduce lead and other housing hazards in pre -1978 homes, particularly those with children aged 6 years and below or pregnant women.
The primary objective of t he Healthy Homes Production Grant Program is to comprehensively address childhood diseases and injuries by focusing on housing -related hazards in a coordinated fashion, rather than addressing a single hazard at a time.
The primary objective of the CDBG Pr ogram is the development of viable communities, decent housing and expanding economic opportunities for persons to low-to-moderate income.
The primary objective of the Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) is to provide essential housing and supportive services to homeless persons or those at risk of homelessness.
The primary objective of the ESG -Corona Virus Program is to prepare and address the corona virus by supporting activities that impact short -term and long -term social welfare and economic development recovery efforts.
All interested residents and citizens of the City of Pomona are invited to comment on the following proposed amendments:
Attachment 2
Program Source of Funds Original
Budget
Change Total Budget
HOME Single
Family Housing
Rehabilitation
Program
HOME FY ’22-
’23 Entitlement
Funds
$260,144
+$10,099
$270,243
HOME
Reprogrammed
Funds
$216,724
+$524,573
$741,297
HOME Program
Income
$145,180
+$733,484
$878,664
HOME First
Time
Homebuyer
Program
HOME FY ‘22-
‘23 Entitlement
Funds
$400,000
-$400,000
$0
HOME
Reprogrammed
Funds
$838,217
-$157,811
$680,406
HOME Program
Income
$0
+$199,513
$199,513
HOME
Development of
252 E. 4 th Street
Project
HOME FY ’22-
’23 Entitlement
Funds
$0
+$400,000
$400,000
HOME
Reprogrammed
Funds
$0
+$600,000
$600,000
HOME Tenant
Based Rental
Assistance
Program
HOME
Reprogrammed
Funds
$72,637
+$30,000
$102,637
HOME Program
Income
$130,063
+$175,820
$305,883
HOME CHDO
Program
HOME FY ’22-
’23 Entitlement
Funds
$132,028
+$2,020
$134,048
HOME Program
Admin
HOME FY ’22-
’23 Entitlement
Funds
$88,019
+$1,346
$89,365
HOME
Reprogrammed
Funds
$177,765
+$124,915
$302,680
HOME Program
Income
$24,500
+$270,920
$295,420
Lead Hazard
Reduction
Program
Lead Hazard
Reduction Grant
Funds
$2,416,887
+$765,387
$3,182,274
Healthy Homes
Supplement
Funds
Healthy Homes
Supplement
Funds
$250,710
+$169,253
$419,963
Healthy Homes
Production
Grant Program
Healthy Homes
Production Grant
Funds
$1,745,986
+$249,241
$1,995,227
CDBG Lead
Services
CDBG
Reprogrammed
Funds
$0
+$843
$843
CDBG Housing
Services
CDBG Program
Income
$399,303
+$29,247
$428,550
ESG Admin ESG
Reprogrammed
Funds
$13,072
+$4,357
$17,429
ESG Emergency
Shelter
ESG
Reprogrammed
Funds
$104,579
+$56,648
$161,227
ESG-CV
Homeless
Prevention
ESG Program
Income
$404,248
+$572
$404,820
PLHA First
Time
Homebuyer
Program
PLHA Program
Funds
$315,533
+$56,140
$371,673
PLHA Accessory
Dwelling
Units/Junior
Accessory
Dwelling Units
(ADU/JADU)
Loan Program
PLHA Program
Funds
$312,135
+$1,919,461
$2,231,596
Affordable
Housing
Development
Projects
PLHA Program
Funds
$975,938
+$749,558
$1,725,496
Program Admin PLHA Program
Funds
$57,069
+$123,743
$180,812
CALHOME
ADU/JADU
Loan Program
CALHOME
Program Funds
$372,000
+$348,000
$720,000
CALHOME
Mortgage
Assistance
Program
CALHOME Re-
use Funds
$0
+$250,000
$250,000
CALHOME
Owner Occupied
Rehabilitation
CALHOME Re-
use Funds
$341,562
+$221,257
$562,819
Comments may be mad e before the public hearing, during the public hearing, within 5 days of the initial public notice, or until January 22, 2023. Written comments should be addressed to Beverly Johnson, Housing Services Manager, Neighborhood Services Department, Housing Division, PO Box 660, CA 91769. Phone comments can be made at (909) 620 -2433 or (909) 620-3789. TTY: (213) 894-8133 or Dial 7-1-1 (not available in all areas)
Published this 23rd day of December 2022 in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin