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LAHD recommends site-control letters for four AHSC Round 9 projects; city steps back as co-applicant
Summary
Los Angeles Housing Department staff told the committee the city will no longer serve as co-applicant for most Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) grant proposals and recommended site-control confirmation letters for four projects, citing staffing limits and past city obligations for infrastructure.
Los Angeles Housing Department staff told the Housing and Homelessness Committee on May 21 that the city will not be a co-applicant in AHSC (Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities) Round 9 and recommended issuing site-control confirmation letters for four projects so those developers can access state funding for affordable housing and related transit infrastructure.
Eric Claros of LAHD said the city has provided co-applicant support in prior AHSC rounds but stopped being a full co-applicant beginning in Round 8 because the city is behind on obligations to build…
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