Annual Report Annual Report - California Department of Housing ...
Annual Report Annual Report - California Department of Housing ... Annual Report Annual Report - California Department of Housing ...
County and Program Number of Awards HCD Assisted or Regulated Amount of Awards Total Housing Units Units New Housing Units Rehab Housing Units Preserved Housing Units Other Activities Type of Activity 1 $999,818 40 24 16 Transitional housing EHAP-CD FESG 1 $145,414 Average number persons served daily HOME 4 $3,200,000 50 40 45 Rental new construction/first-time homebuyer 1 $23,081,360 731 731 731 Infrastructure construction Other Funds Leveraged $3,915,000 IIG MHP 1 $2,950,627 44 43 44 New Construction $12,020,373 OMS 2 $1,146,151 150 Units of migrant farmworker housing operated STBG 3 $575,000 * 10 year homelessness plan/housing condition survey/construction housing/ direct homeownership/rehabilitation WFH 4 $589,994 267 ** County Total: 21 $32,887,502 1,132 814 799 16 375 $15,966,723 Yuba CalHome Self-Help 1 $300,000 30 30 30 Owner-builder households assisted $5,608,944 EHAP 1 $26,755 66 Average number persons served daily FESG 2 $381,732 106 Average number persons served daily HOME 4 $4,200,000 76 52 14 50 Owner-occupied rehabilitation/first-time $7,331,265 STBG homebuyer 2 $891,700 * 39 Senior services/rehabilitation-single unit/public facilities/improvements/street improvements WFH 1 $32,540 7 ** County Total: 11 $5,832,727 113 82 30 14 261 $12,940,209 z-Bay 5-DLB (Administration Contract) EHAP 1 $6,023 Average number persons served daily County Total: 1 $6,023 z-Los Angeles-DLB (Administration Contract ) EHAP 1 $20,314 Average number persons served daily County Total: 1 $20,314 $18,750 * STATE TOTAL: 760 $966,967,389 29,142 18,620 15,161 1,229 959 $4,095,590,396 *Unit production for activity and leverage information for the multi-year contracts are already reported in first year 2005-06 Annual Report. **For the Workforce Housing Reward Program, grants in the amounts shown were awarded to localities that issued building permits during the prior calendar year for housing units that will be affordable to very low and low income households. The grants may be used for a variety of Capital development activities such as traffic improvements, parks, libraries, schools, community centers, police or fire stations. 30
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County and Program<br />
Number<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
Awards<br />
HCD<br />
Assisted or<br />
Regulated<br />
Amount <strong>of</strong><br />
Awards<br />
Total<br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
Units Units<br />
New<br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
Units<br />
Rehab<br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
Units<br />
Preserved<br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
Units<br />
Other<br />
Activities Type <strong>of</strong> Activity<br />
1 $999,818 40 24 16 Transitional housing<br />
EHAP-CD<br />
FESG 1 $145,414 Average number persons served daily<br />
HOME 4 $3,200,000 50 40 45 Rental new construction/first-time<br />
homebuyer<br />
1 $23,081,360 731 731 731 Infrastructure construction<br />
Other Funds<br />
Leveraged<br />
$3,915,000<br />
IIG<br />
MHP 1 $2,950,627 44 43 44 New Construction $12,020,373<br />
OMS 2 $1,146,151 150 Units <strong>of</strong> migrant farmworker housing<br />
operated<br />
STBG 3 $575,000 * 10 year homelessness plan/housing<br />
condition survey/construction housing/<br />
direct homeownership/rehabilitation<br />
WFH 4 $589,994 267 **<br />
County Total: 21 $32,887,502 1,132 814 799 16 375 $15,966,723<br />
Yuba<br />
CalHome Self-Help 1 $300,000 30 30 30 Owner-builder households assisted $5,608,944<br />
EHAP 1 $26,755 66 Average number persons served daily<br />
FESG 2 $381,732 106 Average number persons served daily<br />
HOME 4 $4,200,000 76 52 14 50 Owner-occupied rehabilitation/first-time $7,331,265<br />
STBG<br />
homebuyer<br />
2 $891,700 * 39 Senior services/rehabilitation-single<br />
unit/public facilities/improvements/street<br />
improvements<br />
WFH 1 $32,540 7 **<br />
County Total: 11 $5,832,727 113 82 30 14 261 $12,940,209<br />
z-Bay 5-DLB (Administration Contract)<br />
EHAP 1 $6,023 Average number persons served daily<br />
County Total: 1 $6,023<br />
z-Los Angeles-DLB (Administration Contract )<br />
EHAP 1 $20,314 Average number persons served daily<br />
County Total: 1 $20,314<br />
$18,750<br />
*<br />
STATE TOTAL: 760 $966,967,389 29,142 18,620 15,161 1,229 959 $4,095,590,396<br />
*Unit production for activity and leverage information for the multi-year contracts are already reported in first year 2005-06 <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong>.<br />
**For the Workforce <strong>Housing</strong> Reward Program, grants in the amounts shown were awarded to localities that issued building permits during the prior calendar year for housing units that will be affordable to<br />
very low and low income households. The grants may be used for a variety <strong>of</strong> Capital development activities such as traffic improvements, parks, libraries, schools, community centers, police or fire stations.<br />
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