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Santa Clara holds first public hearing on HUD consolidated plan; staff recommends CDBG and HOME allocations
Summary
City staff presented the draft 2025–2030 consolidated plan and FY 2025–26 annual action plan at the April 8 meeting, recommending continued funding for CDBG public-service grantees and tenant-based rental assistance; council voted unanimously to approve the draft and continue the public review process.
City staff presented a draft 2025–2030 consolidated plan and the fiscal year 2025–26 annual action plan for federal HUD entitlement funds at the April 8 Santa Clara City Council meeting and held the first of two required public hearings.
Adam Marcus, division manager for Housing and Community Services, told the council the city receives roughly $1,700,000 in annual HUD entitlement funding and described draft spending proposals that prioritize affordable housing development, rental assistance, homelessness prevention, fair-housing services and public-facility improvements. Marcus said the city seeks to continue a tenant-based rental assistance (TBRA) program and to fund nonprofit public services; he told the council: "The city of Santa Clara receives approximately $1,700,000 in annual entitlements from the US…
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