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Chino Hills council adopts CDBG five-year consolidated plan and 2025–26 action plan
Summary
The council approved the City’s CDBG Draft Consolidated Plan (2025–2029) and the 2025–26 Annual Action Plan, directing about $400,000 for the coming year and prioritizing infrastructure projects in the Los Serranos neighborhood and homeowner rehabilitation programs.
Chino Hills — The City Council voted 5–0 Aug. 12 to approve the City of Chino Hills’ Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Draft Consolidated Plan for 2025–2029 and the 2025–26 Annual Action Plan, documents that guide federal CDBG spending and local priorities for housing and community development.
Jeremy Gray of Mosaic Community Planning presented the plans and explained that the City expects just over $400,000 in CDBG funding for the coming program year and roughly $2,000,000 over the five-year consolidated-plan period. He outlined four priorities: maintaining and expanding housing affordability (including a homeowner rehabilitation program funded at about $95,000 to rehabilitate 10 units over five years), improving public facilities and infrastructure (the largest share at about $1,200,000 over five years, with a traditional focus on the Los Serranos neighborhood), providing public services via nonprofit partners, and program administration and fair-housing services.
Gray described community outreach used to develop the plan, including online and paper surveys and focus groups in English, Chinese and Spanish; he said the city participates in a HOME consortium with San Bernardino County for larger affordable-housing funding, though county HOME allocations are determined at the county level.
Mayor opened the public hearing; no members of the public spoke on the hearing item. Council member moved, seconded and the council adopted the consolidated plan and action plan on a 5–0 vote. City staff said the council will continue to oversee program implementation and that federal rules require careful tracking of eligible uses and administration.
