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Livermore council adopts HUD grant allocations, confirms landscape assessments and raises select fees
Summary
The Livermore City Council unanimously approved the FY2025–29 consolidated plan and the FY2025–26 annual action plan to allocate CDBG and HOME funds, confirmed landscape maintenance district assessments, and adopted a revised master fee schedule including a technology fee increase and water meter-related fees.
The Livermore City Council unanimously adopted the city's FY2025'29 consolidated plan and the FY2025'26 annual action plan, authorizing the city manager to negotiate and execute necessary documents with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and subgrantees.
Amy Walker, human services management analyst, told the council the city released a notice of funding availability in November 2024, received 31 applications from 24 agencies with roughly $3,000,000 in requests, and was allocated $396,908 in CDBG funds and $123,602 in HOME funds for the coming year. "We received 31 applications from 24 agencies and approximately $3,000,000 in grant requests over the 2 year period," Walker said. Walker and staff recommended funding tenant-based rental assistance (with Abode and Tri Valley Haven), section 108 loan repayments (including Access Community Health and the emergency shelter rebuild), a final payment for Hageman…
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