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Daly City adopts HUD one‑year action plan allocating CDBG and HOME funds for housing, rehab and early learning capital
Summary
The council adopted the FY 2026–27 HUD one‑year action plan. Staff said the city’s CDBG allocation is approximately $897,871 (down ~3%) and HOME around $250,748 (figure reported in the hearing); recommended uses include administration, residential rehab, entrepreneurship assistance, public services and capital for the proposed early learning center.
Daly City formally adopted its HUD FY 2026–27 one‑year action plan after a staff presentation and public hearing. Planning staff described the city’s CDBG allocation as approximately $897,871 (noted in the meeting as a 3% decrease from the prior year) and the HOME allocation roughly as $250,748 (transcribed with some ambiguity). Staff proposed programmatic allocations that include administration (capped by HUD rules), residential rehabilitation, support for micro‑enterprise and entrepreneurship training, public services for housing‑stability nonprofits (LifeMoves, Project REI, Peninsula Family Service, Daly City Partnership, HIP Housing, Legal Aid) and placing the capital balance toward the early learning/childcare project presented earlier in the meeting.
The city also noted prior year HOME funds and program income that together could be applied to an affordable housing development in the program year. Staff said projects would comply with HUD public‑participation requirements and that the draft action plan was released for public review; the council received two written comments (from HIP Housing and Upward) in support of continued funding for housing and childcare‑support programs.
Council adopted the one‑year action plan by roll‑call vote after the public hearing. Staff said the city would execute the standard HUD forms and certifications and that program specifics would be returned to council when a particular development or capital use is identified.
