Quick Build -
Emergency Interim
Housing Status Report
Community and Economic
Development Committee
March 28, 2022
Item (d) 6
Matt Cano
Director – Public Works
Jacky Morales-Ferrand
Director – Housing
Jim Ortbal
City Manager’s Office
James Stagi
Housing Development
Administrator – Public Works
Goals and Direction from the City Council
1,000 Pandemic-Era Units/Beds
300 HomeKey Units
Sites Across Six City Council
Districts with No Existing Facilities
Efficient and Effective
Operations and Services
Service Coordination with County
Presentation title 2
Progress to Date
3 BHC/EIH Development
(Goal - 1,000 Beds)
City
Council
District
Number of
Units
Number of beds
Complete
Felipe - BHC 7 40 40
Monterey at Bernal EIH 2 78 78
Rue Ferrari EIH 2 82 118
Evans Lane EIH 6 49 121
Under Construction
Guadalupe EIH (Lot -E) 3 76 76
Sub-Total 325 433
HomeKey Application Pending HCD Award
Branham and Monterey EIH 2 204 204
Total 529 637
Project HomeKey Interim
(Goal – 300 Beds)
City
Council
District
Number of
Units
Number of
beds
Acquired
SureStay Hotel 6 76 76
HomeKey Applications Pending HCD Award
Arena Hotel 6 89 89
Pending HomeKey Application Submittal
Pacific Motor Inn 3 72 72
Pavilion Inn 3 43 43
Total 280 280
Recent Progress and Activity
Guadalupe Emergency Interim Housing (EIH)
76 units/beds
$13.7 Million Site Delivery ($180k per unit)
18 Month Design to Completion Schedule
Interim use
SureStay Hotel (HomeKey)
76 units
$14.1 Million Acquisition
$3 Million Minor Rehabilitation (est.)
Interim use with option to convert to Permanent
Presentation title 4
Site Exploration and Evaluation
Rules Committee/CMO Direction:
Use the existing BHC/EIH Site List
Feasible – Warrants initial site visit
Viable – Warrants more detailed
evaluation
Practical – Most promising sites
Presentation title 5
Site Characteristics and Conditions
6 Characteristics
Location
Size/Shape/Assemblage
Ownership/Site Control
Site and Utility Access
Conditions
Environmental Constraints
Potential Site Mitigations
Regulatory Restrictions
Site Grade
Next Steps
Continue evaluation and comparison of limited
number of sites
Advance funding opportunities for EIHC
construction and operations (Measure E, April 12
Council, and FY22-23 Budget process)
Coordination with Mayor’s Office and City Council
Offices on potential sites
Return to City Council in June 2022 with full report, including recommendations for sites and projects,
consistent with proposed funding and staff capacity
Presentation title 7
Quick Build -
Emergency Interim
Housing Status
Report
8 Community and Economic
Development Committee
March 28, 2022
Item 6