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The contract was presented by Bridal Lopez, Housing Department staff, who described the agreement as a database and client‑management platform used for the authority’s public housing and voucher operations. Committee members asked how tenant screening information would be stored and whether the vendor’s contract would be subject to public‑records disclosure.

Bridal Lopez said screening services in general can include credit checks, criminal reports and income and employment verification, and that the housing office would keep existing vendor agreements for background checks. Lopez said vendors and city IT measures require encryption and IP restrictions, noting \"our IP addresses are monitored to make sure that we're not accessing\" unauthorized locations. The City Attorney clarified that the contract and associated documents are public records under the California Public Records Act, but said applicants’ personal information would not be made public: \"That is not going to be subject to public scribe in that sense.\"

Lopez also said the housing authority follows procurement rules and Department of Housing and Urban Development requirements that typically limit contract terms to five years and require re‑solicitation at that interval. \"In our case, we do not contract for more than 5 years,\" Lopez said, adding the authority has used Yardi since February 2007 because the vendor was the most competitive in previous solicitations.

Committee members moved and seconded the recommendation to proceed; the clerk recorded the vote as Committee Member Peralo: yes; Committee Member Perez: yes; Chair McArthur: yes. The motion carried 3 to 0.

The committee did not change the recommendation before forwarding it to the Housing Authority's Board of Commissioners for final authorization.

Votes at a glance
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Jason McComb, who identified himself as a resident in recovery, told the committee he believed six sex offenders were living in a sober‑living house at 1033 Lombard Street and said the house was roughly 500 to 700 feet from a nearby elementary school (the commenter pronounced the school name as \"Birkke\"). McComb described two incidents he said involved attempted luring of children and said the proximity was a danger to local children. \"Being that close to a school is not good for anybody,\" McComb said.

Committee Member Perrau asked staff to prepare a presentation and fact report for the committee that would address the specific allegations: how many residents are at the property, what the conditions are, the measured distance to the school, licensing and regulatory compliance and what the applicable law allows the city to regulate. A staff speaker noted the full council and the Downtown Improvement Association (DIA) previously requested similar information and that staff would coordinate the response to those earlier requests.

During discussion, Perrau said people who have completed criminal sentences have a right to housing but told the committee \"you gotta be very careful\" and urged a careful, evidence‑based review. Chair McArthur and other members agreed the matter should return as an agenda item with staff findings and that staff should address the specific facts raised by the commenter. The committee did not take a formal vote on regulatory action; the direction was to request and receive a staff report for committee consideration and possible forwarding to full council.

The committee also noted the commenter referenced a licensed facility commonly referred to in the discussion as Dean Lust’s home; staff said they would include licensing and compliance status in the forthcoming report.","After a public commenter alleged multiple convicted sex offenders lived at a sober‑living home near a school, the committee requested a staff report addressing facts, licensing and distance from the school and noted the matter had previously been raised to council.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6667181,"Committee backs in‑lieu loan and corrections to documents for 58‑unit Dolores Huerta Gardens affordable housing",679,1153000,1832000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2264703-7199cb0caa12b4a65db29ea5fd506475&start=1153&end=1832","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2264703-7199cb0caa12b4a65db29ea5fd506475/thumbnail_1153000.jpg","/articles/6667181/Oxnard-City/Ventura-County/California/Committee-backs-inlieu-loan-and-corrections-to-documents-for-58unit-Dolores-Huerta-Gardens-affordable-housing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6667181-c925415d9b12d6a86e8e092b04e82286/orig.mp4?Expires=1775145681&Signature=Z6v9itaMHnCdKcP82Fax71mTytZ5R6xrkb96mLieKhRSW6qFr~7v7yyt0OxVDaKOfCYkDxnGm5AUzca-qNAkpiY34qU1YA0S5w3OeEGg84BmgXX1CT7iqPmvJ2h10uu-rBi9RpeN9qFD4lShzP8e4sAH3DRGUDNTjRbXSfGMvx58bH3eczG7GV53zQzlmU3PkGaKbsc02RflkNhxv7Cq~bc59oQZXSr9Cj3DB~fxSKjCNinJazhf4cdvbD~z6HeV4UheJcFV3AU~igO0BIbKsCj2kPMjPA01-M3w-bfz8bPcSkrpV1FMmrmeJgAwdbGhZdeWEOhmkw1eItii9s~hKA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Community Services, Public Safety, Housing and Development Committee voted to recommend that the City Council authorize a loan agreement in lieu of CDBG funds for the Dolores Huerta Gardens Apartments, a 58‑unit affordable rental project at 2161 Edding Road, and to approve related budget appropriations.

Bridal Lopez of the Housing Department explained that the recommendations themselves did not change but staff discovered administrative errors in attachments to the staff report that required corrections before finalization. Staff said the requested financial amounts remained $268,074 and $631,900 (as shown in the staff materials) and that the attachments were edited to correct transposed digits, page‑numbering and missing zeros in funding lines. Among the corrected entries staff cited: a Joe Serna Fund amount to read $5,000,000 (added a zero) and County of Ventura funding to read $380,000 (added a zero). Staff also standardized wording and fixed footer page counts.

Committee members praised staff for identifying and correcting the administrative errors. Committee member Mr. Pavel said the corrections \"speak highly to the professionalism of this department and the staff.\" Public comment included a caller identifying herself as Barbara Macri, who said she supported the project and thanked staff for securing multiple funding sources. Macri noted developer Cabrillo's long‑standing commitment to farmworker and veteran housing and said an opening is planned for June.

Lopez and staff detailed unit eligibility and set‑asides: the 58 units include 57 resident units and one manager unit; 42 of the resident units must meet farmworker eligibility (at least one household member must meet the project’s farmworker definition and income limits); and 15 units are reserved for veterans (10 for disabled veterans and five for chronically homeless veterans). Staff confirmed that if a household no longer met the farmworker requirement, they would not remain eligible for the farmworker‑restricted units and would need to seek other housing solutions.

Committee Member Perrau moved the recommendation and it was seconded; the clerk recorded Committee Member Perez: yes; Committee Member Perrau: yes; Chair McArthur: yes. The motion carried 3–0.

Votes at a glance
Dolores Huerta Gardens — Motion to recommend City Council adopt a resolution authorizing the housing director or designee to execute an in‑lieu loan agreement and related documents for construction of a 58‑unit affordable rental project at 2161 Edding Road and to approve appropriations as described in the staff report. Vote: 3–0.","The committee recommended City Council authorize an in‑lieu loan agreement and related budget appropriation for the Dolores Huerta Gardens, a 58‑unit affordable rental project at 2161 Edding Road, and accepted staff corrections to several attachments and funding amounts.","actionData","errors"]

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