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Redondo Beach Housing Authority adopts HUD-required annual and five-year plans
Summary
After a public hearing, the Redondo Beach Housing Authority unanimously adopted its FY2025–26 annual plan and the 2026–2035 five‑year agency plan and authorized submission to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
The Redondo Beach Housing Authority voted unanimously to adopt its fiscal year 2025–26 annual agency plan and the 2026–2035 five‑year agency plan and to authorize the chairperson to execute required certification forms for submission to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The plans, presented at a public hearing by consultant Monica Troncoso, outline the housing authority’s mission, goals and strategic directions and report on accomplishments from the prior year. Troncoso told the authority that the agency scored 96 percent on HUD performance standards for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, and that the number of households on the Housing Choice Voucher waiting list had fallen from 4,751 in 2020 to “less than a thousand” in 2025. She also noted upcoming federal inspection and program changes (NSPIRE and HOTMA) expected to take effect in July 2025 and advised the authority to prepare staff training and policy updates.
Interim housing manager Robin Flanagan and Housing Authority director Elizabeth House answered council questions about operations, voucher counts and outreach. Council members praised staff work and asked for follow‑up on several items including the number of property owners participating in the voucher program and the status of a proposed foster youth voucher memorandum of understanding.
Following public comment (no speakers opposed) the authority closed the hearing and adopted Resolution HA‑2025‑87 by unanimous vote, authorizing submission of the plans to HUD and signatures on required certifications.
The authority’s staff said it will continue preparing for the new HUD inspection and documentation standards and will provide follow‑up information to council members on owner counts and implementation steps for program changes.
The vote was recorded during the Housing Authority portion of the evening meeting after an advertised public hearing and contemporaneous presentation; the action authorizes staff to submit the adopted documents to HUD for review and funding compliance.
