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Seaside council adopts homeless commission CDBG funding plan, directs contingency to city streets
Summary
The Seaside City Council on March 19 accepted the homeless commission’s hybrid CDBG funding recommendation, fully funding facility projects while directing any shortfall to be taken from the ADA curb-ramp line so city street needs are preserved.
The Seaside City Council accepted the homeless commission’s Community Development Block Grant funding recommendation on March 19, approving a hybrid allocation method and directing that any necessary funding reductions come first from the ADA curb-ramp project rather than city street-priority programs.
Senior administrative analyst Harun Nouri summarized the two-year CDBG cycle, telling the council the city received nine public service applications and four public facility/infrastructure applications and that HUD’s final allocation had not yet been announced. Nouri said staff estimates roughly $581,000 for fiscal year…
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