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AGENDA TITLE: Public Hearing to Consider 1995-96 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Requests and Review of Staff Recommendations.
MEETING DATE: March 15, 1995
PREPARED BY: Community Development Director
RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council conduct a public hearing to consider project
program proposals from City and County agencies and organizations as
well as from City of Lodi Departments for the 1995-96 CDBG funding
cycle.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The City will receive approximately $784,000 from the Federal
Government under the CDBG program for the 1995-96 fiscal year.
The City Council will be asked to approve staff recommendations
for funding at the April 5, 1995 meeting. All proposals are
attached.
FUNDING: CDBG Federal funds.
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Prepared by Eric Veerkamp, Community Development Block Grant Coordinator
APPROVED:
THOMAS A. PETERSON
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1995-96 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Proposals and Staff Recommendations
A
B C
Recom-
Funding
Eligible mended Not Recom-
Requested
Submitting
Eligibility
as per
for mended for
Proposal
M
Agency
Category
HUD
funding funding
Program
City of Lodi
Administration
Administration
...............................................................................
$22,000
Planning
Planning..,_.....-activity
.......................
............
$22:000. ..................... _...__.
Comm.
Hsng.
Resource
Program
CHRB, Fair
Board of SJ
Administration
Houslnq.............................$11:100
..............
Co:
tivit
activity.............................YeS......
................................................
City of Lodi
Public Service
..$11x100........---.....................
Dial-a-Ride ......
$5:000
.............•---•-•
Planning acivity...................
-• -- -•
.e:
.. 000
Housing
City of Lodi
Housing
Rehabilitaiton
$.7.5.,.0.0.0
$,
Pag
Pla,nn.in.a
Y es
$83:000W
Eastside
.............
..........
.Rehabilitation
.......................
-
Improvement
City of Lodi
Public Service
Committee
_$5,000
Planning
'o
activity
Yes
.$5:000 -
Gang Alternative
Gity Lodi
Public Service
Project .......................
.$5.000
Plannin..........activity......................
YeS.........
$5,000 ..........................
........_.......
Gang Alternative
City of Lodi
Public Service
Proj.ect......................
$38,300
Planning.........act
ivity............................
YeS....._..................
............ . $38,300......
Eastside Alley
Lights
(reinstatement of
Public Facility
funds used for
City of Lodi
and/or
Boy/Girls Club}) $35:000 Planning Improvement
...................... .....
. Yes $35:000
Public Facility
Eastside Alley
City of Lodi
and/or
Lqhis
.$75,000
Planning
Improvement
Yes
$75:000
------..--- -..............................
San Joaquin
Good Samaritan
Co. Food
Public Service
Food Services
$10,000 .--•-•---•-•---•-•
Bank ..........................................1"'ves
activity
es $10,000 :
Family Law
Family Law Service
Service
Public Service
Center
$7,200
Center
activity
$7.200
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Lodi Boys and Girls
Club
Habitat for
....Hum...........anity .........................
..... .
Loel Foundation
Rehabilitation
...............................................
Main Street
Firehouse
Rehabilitation
........-.....................................
Land Acquisition for
Parking Facility at
Main St. Firehouse
...................................
Construction of
Parking Facility at
Main St. Firehouse
Multi -Modal Station
..............................................
Handicap Ramp
(Street)
Installations
..............................................
Alley/Residential
Street
Improvements
Sidewalk Repair
Fund
Tree Planting
Funding
no $33,000
no$66,000
...................
Requested
Submitting
Eligibility
($)
Agency
Category
res
Lodi Boys
Public Facility
:.........................:..........................,
and Girls
and/or
$250:000
......................................................
Club
Improvement
Habitat for
Humanity of
San Joaquin
Acquisition (real
$45.000...
.............................................
Co:
P..ae !!Y.% .................
The Loel
Public Facility
Foundation
and/or
$400,000
Inc.
Improvement
City of Lodi
Public Facility
Public
and/or
$500.000
Works
I .................................
City of Lodi
Public Facility
Public
and/or
$33,000
Works
Improvement
...............................
City of Lodi
Public Facility
Public
and/or
$66,000
Works
Improvement
......,
City of Lodi
Public Facility
Public
and/or
$300,000
..........................................•-•-•-•-.........
Works
Improvement......
City of Lodi
Removal of
Public
Architectural
$50:000
Works
Barriers
City of Lodi
Public Facility
Public
and/or
$100,000
Works
Improvement
..................................:.............................................
City of Lodi
......
Public Facility
Public
and/or
$10,
....................................................................000
Works..
Improvement
........
City of Lodi
Public Facility
Public
and/or
$15.000
Works
Improvement
A B C
Recom-
Eligible mended Not Recom-
as per for mended for
HUD funding funding
$250
no $500,000
.........................
no $33,000
no$66,000
...................
..........................
no $300,000
.................................................
les1
$50,000
......................... ..........................
res
1$100,0001 ........................
fes
............
:.........................:..........................,
$10,000
ies
$15.000
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Funding
Requested Submitting
Curb, Gutter, and
Sidewalk
Installations $100,000
............................
Blakely Park Field
Fence $27,800
.......................................................................
Miscellaneous Paris
Playground
Improvement $287,500
Lodi Lake
Playground
Remodel $82,500
Kofu/Armory Ramp
and Handrail
Installation $22,400
......._............................................................
Hale Park
Afterschool
Program $16.200
Legion Park
Playground,Retrofit $207,000
...............................
Totals 52.801.0(
Eligibility
Agency Category
City of Lodi Public Facility
Public and/or
Works Improvement
City of Lodi Public Facility
Parks and and/or
Recreation Improvement
...........................
City of Lodi Removal of
Parks and Architectural
Recreation Barriers
City of Lodi Removal of
Parks and Architectural
Recreation Barriers
City of Lodi Removal of
Parks and Architectural
RecreationBarriers
......................................._ __ _..........__.
City of Lodi
Parks and Public Service
Recreation activity .�
_.
City of Lodi Removal of
Parks and Architectural
Recreation Barriers
A B C
Recom-
Eligible mended Not Recom-
as per for mended for
HUD fundina funding
1
$27
,000
Goo'
$22
I.
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CDBG Proposals and Staff Recommendations
COLUMN A
Column A indicates whether or not the proposed project/program meets, or does not
meet, HUD's criteria for eligibility. All the proposals were determined to be eligible or
ineligible for funding, based on HUD's criteria. The three national objectives (criteria) for
eligibility are:
• Serving the needs of low income persons.
• Addressing a slum or blighted condition.
• Meeting an urgent community development need.
COLUMN B
Column B indicates the staff recommendation for funding. In some instances, the amount
recommended for funding is less or more than the amount originally requested. Note that
figures have been rounded.
COLUMN C
Column C indicates the project/program and the amount staff is recommending against
funding. Note that figures have been rounded.
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*One $30,000 project has been completed since January, three additional projects are pending.
The account total after these projects are completed will be approximately $60.000.
ACTBALSALS3/7/95
City of Lodi Community Development
Block
Grant (CDBG)
Current Acct. Balances
as of Jan. 1995
FY 1989-90
_........__ . _
:;:FY'1991-92 :>;
....
FY 1992-93
. ........
FY 1993-94 ';;
.
FY 1994-95
45.4
45.B:e ;
45.7
s: 45 8
45.9
100%
Grant Administration(301,01)
Expended
100% Expended
100% Expended
{11 876.00
$28,300.00
Community Housing Resource
Board (301.02)
$62.02
$4,736.00 '
$5,000.00
61 159.67.::.:,...
$10,324,00
100%
Housing Rehabilitation (350.50)
Expended
100% Expended;
$6,480.22 :'.4.125,000,00:;:::.
$22,977.00
100%
Dial-A-Ride(704.01)
Expended100%
Expended,,
$20.94
85 0.00.00.1,%1.1.<'
$5,500.00
Community Improvement Officer
(360.68)
N/A
N/A:.;..: ;.
N/A
N/A
$24,337.00
East Side Task Force (360.82)
N/A
N/A
N/A
61,788 83`
N/A
Gang Alternative Project (380.63)
N/A
N/A..:
N/A
03 811,51;.
N/A
Curb Replacement for Handicap
Access (503.09)
N/A
N/A'
N/A
:446,452.52::.:N/A
Hotel Lodi ((350.58)
N/A
{.149,91612 c;
N/A
N/A
N/A
City Hall Handicap Access; Main
Entrance (350.51)
N/A
N/A .:; :.
N/A
N/A
$ 90,000.00
Lawrence Park Restroom; Handicap
Retrofit (760.83)
N/A
N/A ..:
N/A
$4,583.12
N/A
Emerson Park Restroom; Handicap
Retrofit (780.64)
N/A
N/A
N/A
,encumbered
N/A
East Side Alley Lights (503.12)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
$85,000.00
San Joaquin County Food Bank;
New Truck (380.84)
N/A
N/A €'
N/A
WA
$10,890.00
San Joaquin Co. Food Bank; Brown
Bag Program (360.63)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
810,000.00
Lodi Boys/Girls Club (760.88)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
$550,718.00
TOTAL
$62.02
$1641852.112'::a.
$11,501.18
$19855846 ,'.
$818,044.00
*One $30,000 project has been completed since January, three additional projects are pending.
The account total after these projects are completed will be approximately $60.000.
ACTBALSALS3/7/95
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Program Administration
2. Amount Requested: $22,000.00
3. Project Eligibility:
This project is eligible as an "Administration" activity. It is eligible as per 24 CFR
570.206(x). This activity does not specifically meet one of HUD's three national
objectives as the Federal government provides a separate eligibility category for the
administration costs assiciated with the day to day operation of the CDBG program.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will used to pay for approximately half of the CDBG
administrator's salary. About half of the total hours of the CDBG administrator are spent
on CDBG activities, the other half are spent on planning activities.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Fair Housing; Community Housing Resource Board (CHRB) of San
Joaquin Co.
2. Amount Re ueq sted: $11,105.00
3. Project Eligibility
This project is eligible as an "Administration" activity. It is eligible as per 24 CFR
570.206(c). This activity does not specifically meet one of HUD's three national
objectives as the Federal government regulations. The provision of fair housing services is
a mandated component of the CDBG program. Subcontracting with the CHRB for our
fair housing services satisfies our obligation under the program.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will used to pay for the staffing of the CHRB office. The
funds also pay for other day to day operating costs of providing fair housing services to
the citizens of Lodi, such as phone costs, printing costs, education/training, office
supplies, etc.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Dial -a -Ride Public Transportation
2. Amount Requested: $5,000.00
3. Project Eligibility:
This project is eligible as a "Public Service" activity. It is eligible as per 24 CFR
570.201(e). It is a continuation project of what was a new program in 1989. This
program meets HUD national objectives as per 24 CFR 570.208(a)(2)(i)(c), on a limited
clientele basis. The services offered through the Lodi Community Service Center are only
available to those individuals who meet HUD's income eligibility requirements. The
people utilizing the services are usually low to very low income, but since the tickets are
potentially available to anyone who asks for them, we employ an application process to
limit their use to low income and very low income persons.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The funds will be used to pay for Dial -a -Ride tickets, which are then made
available through the Lodi Community Service Center. These tickets are provided free of
charge to qualifying clients and are good for free Dial -a -Ride service.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Housing Rehabilitation (Owner occupied houses)
2. Amount Requested: $83,000.00
3. Project Eligibility
This project is eligible as a "Rehabilitation and Preservation" activity as per HUD
regulations 24 CFR 570.202 (a)(1). This is a continuing activity from last year. It meets
HUD's national objectives as per 24 CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(i)(C), by requiring that potential
recipients of the program meet the Federal government's low to very low income
guidelines.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to rehabilitate single family homes anywhere in
the City of Lodi. Potential beneficiaries are qualified on the basis of income. The types of
assistance available under the program includes roof repair or replacement, HVAC work,
plumbing and electrical, windows and doors, etc. First and foremost, health and safety
issues and code violations are addressed. Thereafter, other items may be included in the
rehabilitation.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Eastside Improvement Committee
2. Amount Requested: $5,000.00
3. Project Eligibility:
This project is eligible as a "Public Service" activity. It is eligible as per 24 CFR
570.201(e)(1). It is a continuation project of what was a new program in 1993. This
program meets HUD national objectives as per 24 CFR 570.208(a)(1)(i), on an area
benefit basis. The services offered by the Eastside Task Force are available to any resident
in Lodi's target area.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The funds will be used predominately for printing and photocopying expenses, as
well as postage and office supplies. Board members have also used the funds to attend
training seminars on neighborhood issues.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Gang Alternative Project
2. Amount Requested: $43,260.00
3. Project Eligibilit.
This project is eligible as per HUD regulations 24CFR 570.20 1 (e)(1), as a "Public
Service" activity. The project meets HUD national objectives as per 24CFR
570.208(2)(i)(B). It is a limited clientele activity and requires that income records be kept
on individuals being served to docement that at least 51% meet the income requirement of
very low to low income persons.
4. What do you intend to do with the requested funds?
This proposal is in two parts. Part I is a $5,000 request to pay for the continuing
expenses of running the program. Ongoing expenses include providing educational and
job training opportunities for those youth involved in gang activity or in danger of
becoming involved in such activity. The GAP also provides scholastic assistance in the
form of books, supplies, transportation to testing classes, and tuition help.
Part 1I of the request is for $38,269 to lease a portable trailer to be placed at Hale
Park to accommodate the growing size of GAP activities.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title:_ East Side Alley Lighting Project
2. Amount Requested: $110,000.00
3. Project Eligibility:
This project is eligible as a "Public Improvement/Facility" project, as per HUD
regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The project meets HUD national objectives as per
570.208 (a)(1)(i), on an area basis benefiting those residents living in the City's designated
target area, but will be available to all the residents in this area. At least 51% of the
residents in this area are low to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to install either new light fixtures on existing
poles or installing new utility poles with fixtures in all alleys in the east side target area
which suffer from inadequate lighting.
The $35,000 request is a reinstatement of the funds to Phase I which were
reallocated last year to the Lodi Boys and Girls Club project.
The $75,000 request is for Phase II of the project and will continue the lighting
project where new utility pole installations or other more substantial work is required.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Good Samaritan Food Bank
2. Amount Requested: $10,000.00
3. Project Eligibility
This project/program is eligible as a "Public Service" activity and is eligible as per
HUD regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (e). This program also meets HUD's national
objectives as per regulations 24 CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(i)(A). Clients served by this
program, i.e., those receiving food packages, are generally presumed by to meet the
criteria of low to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to supplement the day-to-day operations
associated with running both the Lodi "Brown Bag" program for low income senior
citizens and the Lodi "Food for Thought" program for school children from low income
families.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Family Law Service Center
2. Amount Requested: $7,200.00
3. Project Eligibility_
This project/program is eligible as a "Public Service" activity and is eligible as per
HUD regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (e). This program also meets HUD's national
objectives as per regulations 24 CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(i)(C). Clients served by this
program, i.e., those receiving free legal aid, are required to meet income eligibility
requirements in order to receive the benefit.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to continue and improve the activities of the
Family Law Service Center. These activities include offering legal services at no charge to
low income clients within San Joaquin County.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Lodi Boys and Girls Club
2. Amount Requested: $250,000.00
3. Project Eli ibility:
This project qualifies as a "Public Facility and/or Improvement" project, as per
HUD regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The construction of a Boys and Girls Club
building meets HUD national objectives as per 24 CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(i)(B). At least
51% of the individuals using the facility will be required to meet HUD's low to very low
income limits.
If title to the facility to be rehabilitated with Federal funds is held by a private non-
profit organization, the facility shall be operated so as to be open to the general public
during all regular business hours.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to complete Phase H of the Lodi Boys and Girls
Club building, currently under construction of Phase I, at Blakely Park. Activities under
Phase II construction include completing the multi-purpose room (gymnasium) and the
kitchen.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Habitat for Humanity for San Joaquin County
2. Amount Requested: $45,000.00
3. Project Eligibility:
This project is eligible as an "Acquisition (Real Property)" project as per HUD
regulations HUD 24 CFR 570.201 (a). This project meets HUD's national objectives as
per 24 CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(i)(C), as an activity the benefits of which are limited to those
individuals who meet specified income eligibility requirements. This type of activity is
potentially available anywhere in the City because anybody receiving assistance is subject
to an application.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to purchase a piece of property at 222 East
Redwood Street. Habitat for Humanity will then develop a single family house on the lot,
eventually placing a low income family in the home.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Sununary
1. Project Title: The Loel Foundation, Inc.
2. Amount Re ueq sted: $600,000.00
3. Project Eli_ ibilit
This project qualifies as a "Public Facility and/or Improvement" project, as per
HUD regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The rehabilitation of a senior citizen center meets
HUD national objectives as per 24 CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(i)(A). It is an activity benefiting
low to moderate income individuals (senior citizens). This clientele group is automatically
considered to be eligible by HUD.
If title to the facility to be rehabilitated with Federal funds is held by a private non-
profit organization, the facility shall be operated so as to be open to the general public
during all regular business hours.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The request is in two parts. Project A, which would cost $400,000, would
rehabilitate the basement of the existing building owned by the Loel Foundation at 125
South Washington Street. The new space would serve as a central information center and
meeting room for seniors in Lodi.
Project B, which would cost $200,000, is for the purchase an apartment building
and a single family house located at 208, 210, and 212 East Oak Street and make them
available for low income senior housing.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Handicap Ramp Installations
2. Amount Requested: $50,000.00
3. Project Eligibility:
This project is eligible as per HUD regulations 24CFR 570.201(k), as a "Removal
of Architectural Barriers" project. The project meets HUD national objectives as per 24
CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(ii) by meeting the needs of handicapped individuals, who are
presumed by HUD to be low to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to install new handicap curb ramps at locations
around town that have a high level of need. New curb ramps will permit access by
individuals in wheelchairs and by individuals with other limitations. These locations are in
close proximity to a service provider or other public place which has a high level of
pedestrian traffic. Additional locations may be addressed in future years.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Alley/Residential Street Improvements
2. Amount Requested: $100,000.00
3. Proiect Elieibility:
This project is eligible as a "Public Improvement/Facility" project, as per HUD
regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The project meets HUD national objectives as per
570.208 (a)(1)(i), on an area basis benifiting those residents living in the City's designated
target area, but will be available to all the residents in this area. At least 51% of the
residents in this area are low to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to reconstruct streets and alleys within the City's
east side. A priority system will be set up, based on surface conditions and age, to
determine which areas will be repaired. Where appropriate, underground utilities may also
be relocated.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Sidewalk Repair Fund
2. Amount Requested: $10,000.00
3. Project Eli ibility
This project is eligible as a "Public Improvement/Facility" project, as per HUD
regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The project meets HUD national objectives as per
570.208 (a)(1)(i), on an area basis benifiting those residents living in the City's designated
target area, but will be available to all the residents in this area. At least 51% of the
residents in this area are low to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used repair or replace damaged sidewalks on the
City's east side. A prioritized list of locations needing attention will be addressed until all
locations needing work are completed.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Tree Planting Program
2. Amount Requested: $15,000.00
3. Project Eli ibility:
This project is eligible as a "Public Improvement/Facility" project, as per HUD
regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The project meets HUD national objectives as per
570.208 (a)(1)(i), on an area basis benifiting those residents living in the City's designated
target area, but will be available to all the residents in this area. At least 51% of the
residents in this area are low to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to plant trees within the target area where there is
a determined need. Included within the scope of the project is -needed tree pruning and the
removing of diseased or dead trees.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Curb, Gutter, and Sidewalk Installations
2. Amount Requested: $100,000.00
3. Project Eligibility_
This project is eligible as a "Public Improvement/Facility" project, as per HUD
regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The project meets HUD national objectives as per
570.208 (a)(1)(i), on an area basis benifiting those residents living in the City's designated
target area, but will be available to all the residents in this area. At least 51% of the
residents in this area are low to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to install new curb, gutter, and sidewalks within
the target at locations where none currently exist.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Blakely Park Fence Rehabilitation Project
2. Amount Requested: $27,830.00
3. Project Eli ibiliW
This project is eligible as a "Public Improvement/Facility" project, as per HUD
regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (c). The project meets HUD national objectives as per
570.208 (a)(1)(i), on an area basis benifiting those residents living in the City's designated
target area, but will be available to all the residents in this area. At least 51% of the
residents in this area are low to very low income. Blakely Park is located within the target
area and is used primarily by those residents on the east side of Lodi.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to remove the existing outfield fences on both
baseball diamonds at Blakely Park. It will be replaced with a single new fence spanning
the width of the park from Stockton Street to Washington Street. This will help to open
the area up for more recreational opportunities.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Miscellaneous Park Playground Improvements
2. Amount Requested: $287,540.00
3. Project Eli ibilitk
This project is eligible as per HUD regulations 24CFR 570.201(k), as a "Removal
of Architectural Barriers" project. The project meets HUD national objectives as per 24
CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(ii) by meeting the needs of handicapped individuals, who are
presumed by HUD to be low to very low income. While the new playground equipment
addresses the needs of handicapped individuals, the equipment will also be available to
anyone.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to upgrade the playgrounds at Beckman Park,
Blakely Park, Saias Park, Candy Cane Park, Hutchins Street Square, Lawrence Park,
Century Park, English Oaks Common, and Van Buskirk Park. All these parks need ADA
approved play equipment, ground cover, and sidewalks and ramping.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Lodi Lake Playground Remodel (South side)
2. Amount Requested: $82,467.00
3. Proiect Eligibili
This project is eligible as per HUD regulations 24CFR 570.201(k), as a "Removal
of Architectural Barriers" project. The project meets HUD national objectives as per 24
CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(ii) by meeting the needs of handicapped individuals, who are
presumed by HUD to be low to very low income. While the new playground equipment
addresses the needs of handicapped individuals, the equipment will also be available to
anyone.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to replace the old playground surface and
equipment. New ADA approved ground cover and play equipment will be installed as
well as new ramps and walkways.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Kofu/Armory Ramp and Handrail Installation
2. Amount Requested: $22,385.00
3. Proiect Eligibili
This project is eligible as per HUD regulations 24CFR 570.201(k), as a "Removal
of Architectural Barriers" project. The project meets HUD national objectives as per 24
CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(ii) by meeting the needs of handicapped individuals, who are
presumed by HUD to be low to very low income. Individuals with mobility limitations, as
well as other citizens, will be permitted easier access to the facilities.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to remove the existing concrete steps at both
locations and to install new concrete ramps and handrails. The ramp at Kofu will be
installed by the concession stand, and the ramp(s) at the Armory Field will be installed in
the bleacher area behind home plate.
City of Lodi Application for Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) Funds, Fiscal Year 1995-96
I. Project Proposal Summary
1. Project Title: Hale Park Afterschool Program
2. Amount Requested: $16,223.00
3. Project Eligibility
This project/program is eligible as a "Public Service" activity and is eligible as per
HUD regulations 24 CFR 570.201 (e). This program also meets HUD's national
objectives as per regulations 24 CFR 570.208 (a)(2)(i)(B). It is required that
documentation be kept that at least 51% of the clients benefiting from this activity are low
to very low income.
4. How will the requested funds be used?
The requested funds will be used to expand the afterschool program offered at
Hale Park to the City's youth. This program provides opportunities for recreation and
productive leisure time for kids.
CITY OF JDI NOTICE % ., PUBLIC HEARING
Carnegie Forum Date: March 15, 1995
305 West Pine Street, Lodi Time: 7:00 p.m.
For information regarding this notice please contact:
Jennifer M. Perrin
City Clerk
Telephone: (209) 333-6702
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, March 15, 1995 at the hour of 7:00
p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the City Council will conduct a
Public Hearing to consider the following matter:
a) Public input regarding the 1995/96 Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) allocations
Information regarding this item may be obtained in the office of the Community
Development Director at 221 West Pine Street, Lodi, California. All interested persons
are invited to present their views and comments on this matter. Written statements may
be filed with the City Clerk at any time prior to the hearing scheduled herein, and oral
statements may be made at said hearing.
If you challenge the subject matter in court, you may be limited to raising only those
issues you or someone else raised at the Public Hearing described in this notice or in
written correspondence delivered to the City Clerk, 221 West Pine Street, at or prior to the
Public Hearing.
By Order of the Lodi City Council:
Jenrfifer M. Perrin
Oity Clerk it
Dated: February 15, 1995
Approved as to form:
Bob�McNatt
City Attorney
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On February 16, 1995 in the City of Lodi, San Joaquin County, California, California, I
deposited in the United States mail, envelopes with first-class postage prepaid thereon,
containing a copy of the Notice attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A"; said envelopes
were addressed as is more particularly shown on Exhibit "B" attached hereto.
There is a regular daily communication by mail between the City of Lodi, California, and
the places to which said envelopes were addressed.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
Executed on February 16, 1995, at Lodi, California.
Jacqueline L. Taylor
Acting City Clerk
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POST OFFICE BOX 496 LOD I, CALIFORNIA 95241
LEGION PARK PROPOSAL
Hutchins and Vine, Lodi
This Lodi Lions Proposal for Legion Park
is in co unction with
the Community Development Block Grant Fund
request from
Lodi's Parc and Recreation Department
The Lodi Lions Contribution will be
*Conceptual Plan *Construction Plans
*Small Group Picnic Shelter
Pad - Access Path - Shelter - Tables - BBQ
*Family Picnic Tables
Pads - Access Paths - BBQ
*Trees *New Park Sign *Concrete Refuse Units
Other Contributions under consideration
*New Flagpole *Painting Lee Jones Building
*Planter in area of Junipers
Survey prepared by
Tracy Cummings / Eric Setness of Baumbach-Piazza C.E.
Plans prepared by
Scott Danko - Architect Jeff Gamboni - Landscape Architect
qodf Zon Chub
POST OFFICE BOX 4 9 6
LODI, CALIFORNIA 952.41
The Involvement of the Lodi Lions
in
the Legion Park Proposal
is
supported by our Members and Officers.
Harry`Marzolf dent
Mike O'Connell - First Vice President
ScO it I llie - Second Vice President Corey ri 'rd Vice dent
Manch 15, 1995
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POST OFFICE BOX 4 9 6
LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241
COST ESTIMATES - LEGION PARK
LODI LIONS CONTRIBUTIONS
PLANS
PICNIC SHELTER(etc)
PARK SIGN
SUBTOTAL
$2,500
$16,000 - $21,000
$1,500
$20,000 - $25,000
PROJECT #2 - LEGION PARK PLAYGROUND REMODEL
REMOVE THE EXISTING OLD STEEL PIPE EQUIPMENT AND SAND GROUND COVER.
INSTALL A NEW HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT SYSTEM
WITH ADA APPROVED GROUND COVER. ALSO INSTALL NEW SIDEWALKS FROM
VINE STREET TO T14E NEW PLAYGROUND AREA. BY UP -GRADING THIS
PLAYGROUND AREA WE WILL. COMPLY WITH THE NEW ADA REQUIREMENT
CODES FOR PLAYGROUND AREAS.
COST ESTIMATE:
DEMOLITION & SITE WORK: $25,000.00
IRRIGATION RL -'PLACEMENT: $8,000.00
5 FT WALKWAY AROUND PLAYGROUND: (750 LIN..FT) $20,625.00
5 FT ACCESS WALKWAY & RAMPS: (550 LIN. FI) $15,125.00
NEW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT: $46,000.00
ADA APPROVED GROUND COVER: $25,000.00
PARK BENCHES: (6) $1,800.00
DRINKING FOUNTAIN: $1,200.00
SAND BOX ARFIA: $5,500.00
S 1113 - TOTA L, $148,250.00
'I'AX 7.75% $11,489.37
10'X CONTINGENCY $15,973.93
EQU 1 P M 1sNT INSTALLATION $12,500.00
PROJECT TOTAL $188,213.00
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PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION COMMUNICATION
TO: The Lodi Parks & Recreation Commission DATE OF MEETING: 217195
FROM: The Director's Office
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PROJECTS (CIP)
TYPE ACTION NEEDED: Review and recornrrwndation.
PREPARED BY:
Ron Williarnsvn, Paris and Recreation Director
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Last year we took the commission through a project by project
consideration exercise and created a priority list for both CDBG and CIP
projects. All said and done, our CDBG projects did not get reviewed by
the council as we were not informed in a timely manner. We were led to
believe the process was to be a part of the "new" budget process and
should be submitted with the department's operating budget requests.
We have been notified this year that CDBG project requests need to be
submitted by February 15 1995 to be considered. We will submit our 94-
95 list again as no funding or projects were done and staff priorities have
not changed. (The only possible adjustment to the original list could be
"Legion Park Playground Area" could be considered #1 this year
because of our working relationship with the Lodi Lions Club to handicap
access this area and push new handicap equipment that would qualify in
a non -target area.) We will have to see where the Lions Club is on this
to appropriately prioritize our projects if Chats important to the
Commission.
Another possible CDBG fundable program is the "Hale to Youth
Alterschool Playground Program." As you know it has seen a successful
start and met target area kids afterschool care needs. We would
therefore submit this program for possible funding. This has been
discussed with Mr Veerkamp, Community Development, and he says it
is fundable.
GENERAL BUDGET PROGRAM
Labor/Staff $12,723.00
Supplies, materials, equipment, services 3,500.00
16,223.00
Basic Program - 5 days a week, 3 hours per day, 2 leaders, open 50
weeks a year (to include games, crafts, projects, Junior Club, guidance,
and supervised play)
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