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Council reallocates funding to speed Habitat for Humanity homebuilding; ARPA funds redirected to federal environmental review costs
Summary
City staff proposed and council approved an amendment that replaces ARPA funding for two Habitat for Humanity projects with general‑fund dollars so ARPA funds can cover required federal NEPA environmental review costs; the projects are 12779 Torch and 4428 Stewart Avenue.
The City Council approved an amendment on July 16 to the city’s Affordable Homeownership Expansion Program that changes funding sources for two San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity projects so development can proceed more quickly.
City staff said the Torch and Stewart Avenue projects are in the approval process and that both were originally funded with American Rescue…
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