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Salinas City Council
May 16, 2023

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1 FY 2023-2024 Annual Action Plan Public Comments
From: Melissa Ruiz
Sent: Thursday, May 4, 2023 11:35 AM
To: [email protected]; housingwebmail
Cc: Starla Warren; [email protected]
Subject: RE: Attention Ms. Hunter, Comments on the Action Plan City Council Hello Sandra, we received the comment and it will be included.

Thank you,
Melissa Ruiz
Community Improvement
Assistant
Community Development Department
65 W. Alisal Street, Salinas, Ca 93901
[email protected]
P: (831) 758-7401
From: Sandra Ree
der <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2023 2:47 PM
To: housingwebmail <[email protected]>
Cc: Starla Warren <[email protected]>; mchi_ed@mc‐housing.org Subject: Attention Ms. Hunter, Comments on the Action Plan City Council Dear Ms. Hunter: Attached are the Monterey Housing Inc. Affordable Acquisitions comments on the Annual Action Plan for the City Council Meeting on May 16, 2023
Sandra Reeder
Telephone: 831 229 1462

MONTEREY COUNTY HOUSING , INC.

AND
MCHI AFFORDABLE ACQUISITIONS. INC.

Physical Address Mailing Address
150 Cayuga Street, Suite 7 1522 Constitution Blvd, Suite 182 Salinas, CA 93901 Salinas, CA 93906

[email protected]
831-970-9252

April 21, 2021

Ms. Megan Hunter
City of Salinas
Community Development Director
Community Development Housing Division
65 W. Alisal Street, Second Floor
Salinas, CA 93901

Re: Comments on the City of Salinas Annual Plan for CDBG and HOME funds

Dear Ms. Hunter and City Council Members:

Monterey County Housing Inc. (MCHI) and MCHI Affordable Acquisitions, Inc. (MCHI/AA) are pleased to submit comments on the City of Salinas’ Annual Plan for Federal funds to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

We are a previously designated Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) through the City of Salinas, which has a recently completed project in Parkside One with $16 million in subordinate loans , This level of commitment demonstrates MCHI’s commitment to the development of affordable housing in our community. Please reference the attached inventory and housing assets attached to this letter.

We are diligently working on our CHDO re-certification pending the release of the City’s new application form in May 2023 and urge the Council to support and move this process forward. for MCHI and its affiliate non-profit MCHI/AA’s application, the latter of which currently owns the property upon which Parkside Two is sited.

The project is owned and shovel ready aside for funding. It is the desire of MCHI/AA to move forward to build Parkside Two, and to partner with the City of Salinas to allow this to occur.

The project known as Parkside One brought into the community over $70,000,000 in site improvements, housing, and a community center along with another 88 units for senior households/

MCHI and MCHI/AA owns and manages properties in the City of Salians. Our inventory is attached.

We officially request the following be added to the document as a goal:
• Partner with MCHI and MCHI/AA to obtain CHDO Status
• Provide seed money and technical assistance funding to MCHI/AA to obtain CHDO Status and move forward with Parkside Two
• Partner with MCHI/AA to provide a predevelopment loan to MCHI/AA to conduct predevelopment activities on the site known as Parkside Two.

Ms Megan Hunter
City of Salinas
Community Development Director
April 21, 2023
Page Two

MCHI has operated in the City of Salinas and the County of Monterey since 1994, and has considerable cumulative experience of over 100 years through its staff, directors, and consultants. MCHI is now a separate non-profit entity with full ownership if its properties, assets, and funds. Parkside Two should be included in the City’s Action Plan

MCHI looks forward to working to improve the living conditions and availability of low-income housing for households living in the City of Salinas.

Sincerely,

John Rose
Executive Director

Attachment:

Inventory of Assets and Property MCHI/MCHIAA

MONTEREY COUNTY HOUSING INC.

AND MONTEREY COUNTY HOUSING INC. AFFORDABLE ACQUISITIONS

INVENTORY OF PROPERTIES AND ASSETS

NAME AND ADDRESS OF

PROPERTY

OWNER NUMBER OF UNITS AND TYPE

PROPERTIES
LEO MEYER, 425 KING STREET,

KING CITY

MONTEREY COUNTY HOUSING
INC.
44 ONE BEDROOM UNITS FOR

ELDERLY

JARDINES DEL MONTE, 1253

DEL MONTE, SALINAS

MONTEREY COUNTY HOUSING
INC.
11 THREE BEDROOM
TOWNHOMES-1,288 Square
feet for families
t

PARKSIDE II
114 AND 115 PARKSIDE,

SALINAS

MONTEREY COUNTY HOUSING
INC. AFFORDABLE ACQUISIONS
36 ONE BEDROOM UNITS-498
square feet
4 TWO BEDROOM UNITS-744
square feet
4 FOUR BEDROOM UNITS-1,235
square feet
4 FIVE BEDROOM UNITS-1,396
square feet
Total Units Owned and
Managed
103 Units
ASSETS Sponsor -MCHI
Pueblo Del Mar-Transitional
Housing, Marina

Deed of Trust
$1,000,000
HACM owned from Health and
Human Services deed
restriction ends 2029
56 2-bedroom units

Tynan Village-Sponsor Deed of Trust
$7,000,000
171 Multi Family Units

Haciendas Three Deed of Trust
$4,000,000
55 Multi-family Units

Haciendas Senior Deed of Trust
$5,000,000
50 Senior Units

One Parkside Deed of Trust-
$16,100,000
Property Owner MCHI,AA
80 Senior Units
ASSETS
Total Value Deeds of Trust-
$33,100,000
Total Units Sponsored
412

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