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City Council Committees - Human Services Commission - 09/23/1999
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KEiYT:C4IJ III:CHANa[BERSEAST :; :`; Commission Me er . .. . . . ..: 1200.1 Perry RaA Chazr( / ) . : 1 Iernah Fothenn am .i6 Chair`1/2400 ' ;; { . Stee:Arilesor ` 1/20Q0 .... ) 2001 : : Brad Bell(1/ ) jh John Jendresen(1/20 ) Judie Sarff(1/2000) Mel Tate(1/2002) Edna White (1/2002) (`11 Tom Brotherton, City Council Member(1/2000) AGENDA GUEST: ` Arthur Lee, Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle/Ding County 2:30 C011'IlVIISSION PHOTO SHOOT 3 00 . .:. .. . .• ` : OLD BUSINESS . .... 1 0� 1'ofiJ e 24`199. Mmutes ACTION.ITEIVI 3 1Q Appr a un , .. .. : 2.. Update on Human Services Month .. .. INF0�2MAION ITEM 3:15 .. .... ... . . ....... . 3.. CDBG Entitlement Update INFORMATION ITEM 3:25 NEW BUSINESS nd. :: .::,..:. . .. .. .;O 'ION.ITEiV1: 3;30 1. 2. .. carter Re orts CDBG&General Fund II1F ItMA :• . : .. : . :.. ) .: . .. : . . : . : . . 2, Set Date for:`Comriission Y2K Retreat INFORMATION ITEM: 3 40 3. Commission Terms and Appointments INFORMATION ITEM' 3.50. 4. Discuss November Meeting INFORMATION ITEM 3:55 5, .Discuss Y2K General Fund Application Process INFORMATION ITEM 4:00 6. Food Bank Update INFORMATION ITEM 4:I5 .EPORTS 1.....:...:-.:....... .......1:.- ;: .. 1. Worlc Ethic Taslc Force 4:20 , . ..%::.:..::....... 220 4th AVE.SO., 7 KENT,WASHII�TGTON 98032-5$95/TELEPHONE (253)856-5200 . .... . ...... . . ... .... .. ..... ........... .... . .. ... .... . Kent City Council Minutes September 7, 1999 COMMUNITY (PUBLIC HEARINGS:,::- ITEM SA) DEVELOPMENT Community Development Block Grant Year 2030 BLOCK GRANT F=dincr. This date has been set for a public hearing to consider the Year 2000 Proposed Community Development Block Grant program. Carolvn' Sundvall' of the Planning Department presented the proposed program as follows Capital Pippliations: P�rogosed City Of Kent Home 'Repaix Program $253,916 City of Kent Parks:. & Recreation: ICwar3s Tsit. 67,>946 Lot #2 ADA Community Psychiatric tenter:: Traxisiticnal 0 Housing Catholic Community: Services: :Housng for 35,.000 Homeless:' Women King County :Housing Authority: Nike Manor 10,000 Kent �Couth & Family Services': Facility'' 0 Rehabilitation Habitat for Humanity: Kent Site Acquisition & 0 Development Transitional Resources: Avalon Housing '' 0 Construction Total Capital $366,862 Public (Human) Service Applications Proposed Kent Community Health &'Natural Medicine $38,520 Services` Kent Emergency Feeding Program 18,3,24 YWCA Domestic Violence Transitional Housing '; 38,723 Federal ;Wayamily::Cent:er: At Appian <Way 0 iJF. .. . .Rdoaa . ., ,,.... 0A On.' the .: W Elderhealth Northwest: Connection Adult. Day . : 0 Cade Total Public (Human) Services 77 $95.,56.7 Planning & Administration: _ $87,9:87 2000 CON14iTNITY:.DEVELOPMENT BLOCK .GRANT 777.1 ..... PLAN PtTBLIC (HUMAN)::.1.SERVICES If the City of Kent receives:`an increase in public service dollars, the increase will be divided equally between the funded agencies. If the City of Kent receives a decrease in public services dollars, the decrease will be split proportionately between funded agencies. . + q 6 ' ..:. Kent City `Council Minutes September 7, 1`999 COMMUNITY CAPITAL REQUESTS DEVELOPMENT If there is an increase in the Capital estimate, the BLOCK GRANT increase:will be split evenly between Catholic Community services Transitional Housingifor Homeless Women and King County Housing Authority; Nike Manor Emergency & Transitional Housing Rehabilitation. If there is a decrease in the Capital estimate, the decrease` will be .as follows 1) the Hame Repair Program will b.e reduced liy the amount of "potential. carry ove%r from the .:,1999 a'r o ram. 2 :' The a 'rii " ` eere's o uncle HQ:m:e:,:Rep:: :: : 9. .:::,;):;: r:.:ma ....,,...,.. .. ....::.. a.....:e....:.. ... .....:.... .... .:....... will be •to the darks & :Recreat%ionKiwanis Tot Lot :``#2%. Mayor White opened the public hearing. There were no comments from the audience, acid ORR MOUtD 'to close the public heaza ng W 6. 6 seconded and •the motion `carried. . . %.� a % .��1�.%1.. . . �:;�::�..�� . . �1-��:�!.... . ::..:. .... .. ... . . . CLARK MOVED to appr11 o11 ve the proposed Year :2D0n:` Community Development Block Grant` Program, including the contingency plan. Woods seconded and the; motion carried. Orr commended the Human " Services Commission for their efforts 11 COMPREHENSIVE (CONSENT CALENDAR - TEM 6G) i PLAN Emercrency Comt�rehensve Plan Amendment. ADOPTION AMENDMENTS of Resolution No. 1554 referring 'incorporation of Kent and Federal Way School Districts Capital ..: Facilities Plans into the City' s Comprehensive Plan to the: band Use; & Planni%ng Board fora public. h e%ari%ng'. . . . .. : .. . . . . . . .. . : : .; . ... .. .. ........%.. . . The......... %....:. annually 6o dncorporate the Kent 'and Federal Way .. School Districts' Capital Facilities Plans as part of. the: school m act fee ro xam, rrhe:'Cit has.. % . ... P 9 Y . : . .: : . . . ... . .. : .. ...:. P . .... . .•.. . . r 1 ns ;f om' a Dstrc for the received; these a th is. . .P. .. a . .. .. . .. .. : .'. l99'9` calendar e.ar: an now.i;;"neede <t.. > ncor orate ... ahem into the Crt !s: Co ....... . Plan: This Y P . . resolution refers this matter to `the 'Land`Use and PlaI 'llnning Board for a public hearing. Because tII hese plans affect the imposition of school impact fees, the resolution also declares an emergency so ;"" that the comprehensive plan amendment can occur as . rr rr�rr .. soon as possible, rather than through the annual comprehensive plan amendment process. 7 t 1 . 1 CITY OF 'S .�� -I - -, �x -� ': I Nil: I ' 'i 1:1 �, I'll .: -�II,,-:,,,��I,... -,��-,::::,, 2I LL- , —��� I I �1I 111:I- Jim White, Mayor INVIC'fA Planning epartment(253)856-5454/Fax(253)856-6454 James P. Harris,Planning Director ..... .: �t�����,���,�, � � W MEMORANDUM September .. 199 . ;' . ... .. . . . .. : .. .. ... ..:............::... ..............-...... . . . . . .. . . : •o ncil embers: ;Rico Yi lIn Connie E er1 Jud Woods` and T rn Claxk ` MEMO Ta C u nn xxg g, p y� Y FRAM; . Carol Sundvall,Planner:,: m . % ASrvcNd mTmn :B u se ., Sorry I wasn't able to con% twith you b%:hone I would 11 like to get your feedback for%our Human Services Needs Assessment. I have attached a list of question1. s and a checklist that I would appreciate`it if you would fill it out You can give them back to Jackie and she will forward them to me. If you would like to meet with ` me,please call me at 856-5473. Thanks for 11 It,your help : .. . . ... . ... ..... : . . . .. . %... CS\cmb\P�humans4rvic.es\CD.B.G\council.,`,. ` % % .. . . . . . cC.: .. James.`P::Harris.`'Planriin.:Director:... .. Katherin.Johnson"Humn.Services.M..ana er:::.::.. .:..::.:::.g.. . .... .., Jaciae::B.ackriell :Curic11 Secxeta. . rY.. .... . . : 220 4th AVE.SO., /KENT,WASHINGTON 98032-5895/TELEPHONE (253)856-5200 Key 1nf6`rr : t InterI1Iview .: . : 1) What do you see as the assets of the city? What is working well? 2) Do you know what types of human services are;provided in Kent. In what areas do you see human services needing improvement or expansion? 3)Where do you see gaps in the system that need to be:fiilled? (What is not there that you need/think is need% ed%?) a.� What are the issues that you see as important in the Ken# community? %1. % . 5) Are the services accessible? if not, what are the barriers between the services and the people who . need them? .. . . ... 6) Can you ,list;some things that Human.t ervices ts:doing:well 7}I I 'll,Who do you refer people tog . . % . ... . . .. 8) Which services do you feel comfortable referring people to? Kent Cares Being someone who works for the City of Kent, the Office of Housing and Human Services would like your input on what human .... . ....... services you think the city should have available. Please mark the human services that you seethe Kent community needing. ❑ Adult Day Care ❑Housing Assistance ❑ Adult Education ❑Job Training ❑Child Care ❑Legal Services Q Child Abuse Prevention Q Medical or.Dental Services 0 Clothing Bank Q;Parenfiing Informs#ion Q Counseling Services ❑Preschool Crime 4 Violence Services/Prevention ❑Public Transpor#anon 4. mestic Violence Services/Prevention ❑senior Abuse Prev..enfii4n. ❑:Orug or Alcohol Abuse Counseling ❑ Senior Services ❑Emergency Food ❑ Sexual Assault Services%Prevent#ion Q Emergency Housing ❑S04046al/Religious:Support Q English;Classes ❑Transitional Housing Q Fair Housing :` ElTransia#ion and Interprets#ion ❑Food ❑Youth Services ❑Heating, Water and;Sewer'Bill Assistance ❑Other Q Help Finding Appropriate Resources How should the City use its resources to provide services for residents? Be part of the decision by choosing the top three services the City should provide. ❑Emergency housing,homelessness preven#ion ❑English classes, adult literacy ❑Job skills training and placement help,,..... []Health services ❑Senior services ❑ Food banks and food programs ❑ Services for people with disabilities ❑Parenting classes. ❑Domestic violence services,`; Yau#h services Prenatal:care ❑ll±lentai:Health.Services .. . ...... : .. rans. :o.rtatio.n;A.Ss.i.sfiance I�Infarmation and referral services Cl P Other rance,`:repairs;etc): For demo ra hic reasons, mose tell us`abort: ourself. a�p 9 p . P Y : D 4 . ..:... . ..... .... e ouse •o n;con1e esi en nlcl 9 Y ` 0, er.l8 Less';than 12999 : Rent: American.;Indian,::: , ❑18 to 24 []$13a00-$ 0,999 ❑Own ❑ African American ❑25 to 34 ❑$21,000-$32,999 ❑Homeless ❑ Asian/Pacific Islander. ❑ 35 to 44 ❑$33000-$42,999 ❑ Friends Hispanic/Latino, ❑45 to 54 ❑ $43000-$54,999 ❑ Family ❑ White ❑ 55 to 64 ❑$55,000-$63,999 ❑ Other i ❑65 or older ❑$64,000 or more ❑ Unknown/Unanswered Are you employed? Gender. How many people in your household? ❑Yes ❑Male::. How many of these are under.187 No ❑Female M ..... ...,..... �%. .,_ .- ,,% . ...-. . .... ... . ......... . ....................% ..... ....: �.. � .. � .... ...... ................� �� . : � �� .:. ......... .. . . . .. . ..... . . . . ... .. .. : . .. . . .. .. ,. Jim White, lVlay©r INV1 % Planning Department (253)$56-5454/FAX(253)856-6454 James P.Harris,Planning Director MEMORANDI TM September 7, 1999 MEMO TO: MAYOR JIM�VH1TE AN. D CITY C% .:U .. CIL MEIVIBERS . I .: .. OI;Y1�T SUNDVALL HUMAN SERVICES.PLAI*1 . : ::FROM.. BAR. .. . ..:.. .. . : : . : . .. .. . B.:`:`..::'. D iUNIT DE ELQPMEI T'I'BLOCK��RA1�TT ( D -G) . .. 20.0.0 PROPOSE : COMN ... .. . . .. .. : . ... STJBJECT.. . . ,. .. .: ...... .. ... .. ........... . ................. .. .. .. . . % PROGRAM m . . .: e i en ;Block Grant CDB fro `aYn,for the :. i. Attached 11 the proposed year 2000 .Offit tt..0 ve op, t ( ) Ci of Kent. The total proposed program is estimated at$530,416. The 2000 Programs a 20 8 tY percent($144,940)degrease from our 1- . CDBG fitnding Level of$695,356 A description of each program requesting Kent's CDBG funds and the rationale for the 1_11, recommended funding is attached for your review. The Human Services Commission reviewed the CDBG human(public)service applications and a Subcommittee of the Commission reviewed capital 11 applications. The attached proposal includes the Commission's funding reconunendations. As in past years, a major portion of the CDBG funds are recommended to support'the City's Home Repair Program. This program continues to serve many low-income, disabled and senior homeowners in Kent by providing needed repairs. The program also guarantees that some of Kent's low and moderateiincome housing stock is maintained and preserved. 1. Keep in mind that Kent's CDBG entitlement figure of$550,416 for 2000 is an estimate. The amount of money we receive could than a de endln u on the final federal approprlatlons b111 Congress g p g P asses in the fall'. Therefore the recommended funchng includes a contrngency plan to address any p ... . ..........,.. ... ...... . . .' . s; he ear 2000 hud et, Kent s .. es at a. occur when; on . a.. t t . : ; :: g. :.. . . . .. . .. i. .. otential ei t tlonlent ohan th na g� T� . Y . :. .. . .. . . ....g. Y: ......... :.. :... ... ..... p . . :: .. .: .. ch:a contra enc lan and be orwar a 'to g O CDBG<Pro am must nclude;su ... ..%. g y p-: . . ad. Led ear 20 - .: -gr . .. . .. . . . Y ::: . e ember;3p ; .... .. . ..... Coon b S t . .... Y p 0 .. ro d"coed s . . . . , .. .. . :. . .. % . '. . . ittee a roved tYe atta . ........ ......... .........: s i6.,1999 The:%ubhc Works and Planning Comm pP , . P P On ugu t . . . . :... . .; . enc Plan ...999 CDBG Pr©gram an.its Corit ng ' , 1. C. I: PI. `. .: .,'' ..'.. . '. 1. COMMENDED T..,O 1.` Approve the proposed year 2000 Community Development Block Grant Program 11 : (CDBG);including the contingency plan. CS;pm P:HUM�INSERYICES/CDBG/2000CDBGlntayorcouncil ( Eric: Proposed 2000 Community Development Block Grant(CDBG)Program Proposed 2000 Community Development Block Grant Staff Analysis cc; II James,11'P.Harris,Planning Director Katherin Johnson,Human Services Manager I I - fxaffi��_,� �:� ... ..... 220 4th AVE.SO., 1 KENT,WASHINGTON 98032-5895/TELEPHONE'(253)856-5200 PROPOSED 2000 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG)PROGRAM timated 2000 Capital Funds: $366,862 Estimated 2000 Plannin &Administration Funds 87,987 Estimated 2000 Public 'Human Service Funds 95,567 Total CDBG Funds: $550,416 Capital Applications Requested Proposed City of Kent Home Repair Pro grain $253,916 $253,916 City.,of Kent Parks &Recreation: Kiwanis Tot Lot#2 ADA 69,648 67,946 Carrnunit' Ps ohiatric Center, Transitional Housin 20,000,' fl Catholic Commune Services; Housin for Homeless Women: 35,000;: 35,OD0 Kin Coun HousingAuthor N%ke Manor 1`O,flOfl 1fl,Q00 Kent Youth&Fanul Services: Facile Rehabilitation` 32,flOfl fl Habitat For Humane ; Kent Site Ac uion&Develo' ment 30,000 fl Transitional Resources: Avalon Housin Construction l0,flfl0` fl Total Ca vital $460,564` $3b6,$......2 Public Human Service A► lications Re nested` l?ro osed Kent Community;Health&Natural Medicine Services $37,500` $38,520 Kent Emergency Feeding Program ' 15,006 18,324: YWCA Domestic Violence Transitional Housing 37,170 38,723 T,deral Way Family Center: At Appian Way Apartments 5,000< 0 -NEW: On the Road to a Family Wage Job 5,000 0 Elderhealth Northwest: Connection.Adult Day Care 7,000 0 Total Public Human Services $106,670 $95,567 Planning &Administration $87,987 $87,987 2_0 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT CONTINGENCY PLA#�I PUBLIC 1WMA SERVICES !f the City of Kent receives an �ricrease in public service dollars, the increase will be divided equally between the funded a envies: ;; ; ; ; ``•' '' ` •' ` •; ',' ; ' • '' '`;``;•;`;`;`` : ''` ` • If the,City of Kent receives a decrease in public service dollars, the decrease wile be split proportionately between fiunded ... .agencies XAMM Ri UE.STS. Q If#here is an increase m the Capital estimate,the increase wi}l be sp}it evenly between Catholic Community Serviqqs. Trans}t}onal Housing for Homeless Women and King County Hoosirig Authority Nike Manor Emergency&Transitionai Housing Rehabilitation If there is a decrease in the Capital estimate,the decrease will be as follows: 1)the Home Repair Program will be reduced by the amount of potential carry-over from the 1999 Home Repair Program. 2)The remaining decrease of funds will be to the Parks& Recreation Kiwanis Tot Lot#2. i P:\Human Services\CDBG\2000cdbg\proposed.doc ..•.. ., ...•...'.:. .;.'l..':. '.. .. .:.�.I.I�.::�.:.I�-I'.�.l1.-:i"-.-..�,.�...,:1�..--.-:::1.I�%:..-�;%.I...,I:,..�.,..�.I1-I�.l..:I..%..�.I,.�.�.,.-:�%I.�'.I.'I.:.-..-':�-...'::"I%.'..1%.:.,I .."..I,1.!,...�.1:..1:,%.:...-:.:. :...��%, : �1�-:1I.-.1%......�1...1...%-.!:..::.1!..:%.....%..:..�.......:..%-:.......-.....-:...�..1 .%. 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Amount Re nested: $Z53 916 . 9 . . ,. .... . .:.�,.�o-��.:�...��.:,..:.::�I.,:�.::�:..�:....--,.��:.....:�-.I.�..:l�i��.:-�....�-%..,�.,��:..���� Program Summary. ... . .. ... e . . T11e Ci s ITorne Re air Pxp .am arovx es ma ox re a.i tat+ n miner„re airs, an... .ous ainttn .i�..�.�.:-::—�-�:�-�.-..,�.�:'��-.::I�.:.,...�-,...:..I x-��...,��-..�.:..,I-::%.1��-��'.%-�...,.,.�-�...:-:�..,1%...�..-i.I�..!.:1..".�-.-�1..�-....�'..-,%%i,,�:.%�-��:..�.":.-�.�-.l%.-:�.-1:.11-.-:..�-.%.��...,�1.�=�...",:1....l,..-�.::.."...-:���.1.�.�..��:�.....:..1I�.�..t1..�.1.�iiI�..�..��:..-���.:�..::..I,���..-1�:...��....:%-��..I�."-�-�.-�............�I�:�...l..I�.i..-I...I,:.i'..:..I.:..,...,,I-.,�.,,.:,,�-:.,I....-.�..�,...I-,-,...:,�,I�..:-,�.'-,.:....,' t3' P p J p p g services to' ncvme eligible owner oecupzed housing located art the City Qf dent T'he proposed progrram includes a!foil#irrie program coordi ot. r, two full time repair specialists and two temporary painter positions. "The program%addresses heal#h and safety issues and provides suitable living condition for low and moderate income residents Program costs represent a 1.66ON decrease from 1999. Local and Consortium Policies and Priorities; The proposed project complies with all local and consortium;polieies. Human Service Commission Subcommittee Funding Recommendation: $253,916 -..If the City of Kent receives an increase or decrease from the current estimate, then funding for this program iay change. Refer to the Capital Contingency Plan for details. Rationale The Home Repair Program has been in operation since 975. The program serves 100%low and moderate income residents. Many of the clients are seniors or disabled persons. The program helps these people remain in their homes and preserves Kent's housing stock. . . CITY OF`DENT S PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT ,: . .. Kiwanis'Tot Lot#2 ADA . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. . Prmect Summa . .. . J I- - . This ex1sting park is located at North 21' Ave and.West Cloudy Street i Kpht, Funds would be used to replace and urstall new ADA play structures that meet the current safety and health standards Fencing,ADA i. . . . . atecl ezttrarices. and`;im ation and turf:restoration. `Fund n will. rovide low-ihb6 i i6:residents``with g , g g .. p . .. accessible play equipment. Park is located m a predominately low-income neighborhood, Project leverages funds from the City of Kent and Kwams, . . Amount Requested: $69,648 r.. , , . 1 . . .: ..: . .. :.. Local and Consortium Policies anti Priorities: The proposed project complies with all local and consortium,policies. Iuman Service Commission Subcommittee Funding Recommendation: $67,946 if the City of Kent receives an increase or decrease from the current estimate, then funding for this program may change. Refer to the Capital Contingency Plan for details. Rationale: The project will provide accessibility for the non-ambulatory population and enhance recreational' opportunities in a low and moderate-income neighborhood. C4M. ... Y;P5'YCHIATRIC CENTER Transitional Housing for Public inebriates Amount Requested:' $z0,000 Program Summary: A enc ....re uostin axtial fundin fvr to ae uisition;to uld_a 15 bed'traristtonal'hQusin fach g p p ri3' q g t3' fox;persons wit11 chemical use issues Most of the clients wli cQtnp out o the Cedar Ht11s Treatrnerst Center and are in recovery Chents;'w�ll receive intensive recovery support,case.management..:and referrals to chemical dependency treatment,if needed. There is no translttonal housing in South King County for this ` population. To date, site location has not`been identified. Agency has received funding frorn`King County: for land acquisition&construction. Other,sources are still pending: x y�.ocal and Consortium Policies and Priorities: r. , the proposed project complies with all local and consortium policies. Human Service Commission Subcommittee Funding Recommendation: -0- Rationale• There is not enough funding available to fund this project. R CA.THOLiC:COMMUNITY S ..... E . Tra sihon ousin f r Homel ss V .omen.n ai>�I "g a e , . ..... ..... ... Amount ReQ nested: 35 000 , : Pro ram Summary . . Agency is requesting partial funding for property acquisition to purchase an existing single family ho�rne to be used as transitional housing for homeless women who are exiting the Regional Justice Center and ; . . : suffer from substance abuse, These women wi ave xeeelve treatment;services w i e in3ai , is proposing to provide intensifiied drug recovery services, including group and individual meetings and classes in life skills. They will also assist the women in securing permanent housing and additional substance abuse services as needed. Length of stay is approximately six months. Agency is currently working with the Catholic Church in Kent for the possible purchase of a home in the downtown Kent area. Support from the City of Kent is a critical piece for leveraging other dollars. Agency has received Lnding from King County, 2 . : . . . Local and Consortium Policies and Priorihes:'• The proposed project complies with all local and consortium policies. `_ Oman Service Commission Subcommittee Funding Recommendation: $35000 11 If the City of Kent receives an increase or decrease from the current estimate, then funding for this program may change. Refer tlI o the Capital Contingency Plan for<detaiis. Rationale This project will meet a gap in current services by providing housing and support services to homeless single women and is critical for the agency'to leverage other funding dollars. KING COUNT HOUSI<N!G AUTHORIT7� 1. . ..:. .......:::.:.:...:'.::...:::.. ..,......':..'.. :::::.::';.::`.....:.......::. .:..:..,:...�::.:.�:::..:��:......::::.::,,. ...:::....•.:..,':�'.:.:::::..,.. ...:::..:.:..•: ::�'.�:.',.......:,::.•.:...,..,'...:.'....:::.:;..:.::::' .:...:.....:.':':.:..,....:.:.:.....:.::':.: ';. ..::; :.;. :.....: .:.:.:::.:': Nike Manor Emergency&Transitional Housing Rehabilitation Amount Requested; $10,000 Program Summary: :: A e c i re . in antral furidr % ;tore Rac%e old ;ctarroded and bx:k6n'v��ste wateir lines to'3.1 unxts:'of: gY s q gp 8 p housing. 29 units are for clients,one unit houses the property manager and one unit rs used a%s a cornmumty center Improved ventrlatron is needed in tI. units,and#nee removal;is necessary, as the roots h%ave girown ,;; ;: .. ar r i e sewers st m:;Al o the:a enc has not'set asid futrds'for re Wks';in the rnto the i es: eo d r th th u pp J p g Y .. g. Y P . 111 past,they now have a reserve replacement`account,which rs bused on$52 a month per. , Local and Consortium Policies and Priorities: ., `ris project complies with all Deal and consortium policies. I( 11 I I'm I �__�, ''....... _...,:... . �. .:..... . .. . . .. ; Human Service Commission Subcommittee Funding Recommendation: $10000 If the City of Kent receives an increase or decrease from'the current estimate,then funding for this prIt .ogram may change. Refer to the Capital Contingency Plan for details. Rationale: Nike Manor provides emergency and transitional,housing. This is a sub regional cooperative funding effort that_will provide badly needed rehab of the plumbrng system, Several of KenYs.human service agencres . . .. . .. . .. . h use clients at Nike. : 1. . .` .; . . .. : . ... . . . . .. . E -F it ehab t t o . .. . : .. Kl l�1T:YOUTH& FAIVI�LX`SERVIC S ae ► .R it tarn. tJ'. .. . . .... . . Amount equested: : $32,000 . ::. . . . Program Summary. Agezrcy is requesting funding,to install an elevator xn them two-story building. Although services are on both'floors, most of the counseling services are on the second floor. 'This is the last phase of a major rehab program and would make the building barrier free. Project could be funded at $28,000, To date, no other funds have been committed. Local and Consortium Policies and Priorities: s'proposed project complies with all local and consortium policies. .. Human Service Commission Subcommittee Funding Recommendation: -0- 3 .. , Rationale: Agency has not.sec ured:the additional funds needed to complete this.praject. 'TABITAT FOR HUMANITY-Kent Site Acquisition & Development Amount Requested: $30,000 Program Summary: Agency is proposing to partner with Kent Rotary and area churches to address the need for first time homeownership. Kent funds will be used for acquisition and site development. The major funding for this project is from area churches and has not been committed. To date, agency has not been able to use their 1999 Kent funding,due to the escalating price of property. Agency may be overextending themselves: ? , , . Local and Consortium Policies and Prioritges. The proposed project complies with.all local and ponsortWin policies. , Human Service Comrttission SdbcQmmittee Funding`Reconnnnendahon; -0- Ilat�onale:' There is not enough fiandirig aYailabYe to fund this project. TRNSITtONAL RESOURCES -`Avalon Housng Can�stritction Amount Requested: $10,000 " *ogram Summary: _gency is constructing a 15-unit mental health facility to be located in West Seattle. The Facility will have three floors. Second and third floors will provide 14 units of permanent housing and one unit of emergency'housing. Agency has requested funds for the construction of the first floor, which will be used for supportive services such as case management,counseling, and a multi-purpose room. 31%of clients are from South King County. A unique factor in this project is that clients will have on-site employment in the form of an organic lettuce growing operation. Total project cost is $2.1 million. This project may involve relocation,which the agency has not budgeted. Local and Consortium Policies andl.Priory es, The proposed project complies with all local an consortium policies . : Hunan Service C4mmtssou Subcommittee Fundntecommendatoui 7. 0- atio R ale.n There is not enou hi ` th funding av it t. s pro . 4 `` .. .%:....:....'.........% ..........% . % ....::......:'.. % .. . % %% : . . % ... . . . . .. �-.... . .. �. . . .-....�..�..�. .:��, PLANNING 8c ADMINISTRATION CITY OF KENT PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION (for the CDBG program) Amount Set Aside: $879987 Program Summary: The planning and administration of the CDBG program involves a number of tasks such as contact',. development and monitoring,regional cooperation,and fulfilling the various federal reporting requirements. These dollars will continue to fund an existing, permanent full-tune planner position to coordinate the CDBG Program Funds will also be used for general program administration costs that support Kent's CDBG program. . . . . . . . ... :: .. . ,. Laval and Consortium Polices and Priorities. . .,, .. . T11e ro :osed; ro ect com lies with all;local`and consortium olides. > p p; l?, J p Staff Funding ltecammendation•` $87987 Rationale: The Council has already taken action at their 1V�ay I8 `1999 meeting to accept the maximum set aside for Plannin and Administration CDBG dollars. We need this amount to be set aside for planning and % g !. .. administration & coordination, because Kent's general fund does not fully cover the staff time needed to administer the CDBG program PUBLIC(HUMAN) SERVICES Kent Community Health &;Natural Medicine Services Amount Requested: $37,500 . . .; ,: •:.: . . Frogram.Summary: Co. Muni .ealth.Centers wi11 `rovide inte ated ri. medical and natural medicine services to low t3' p P and moderate income ent residents. Funds will be used to contribute to the salaries of one`family ,. ,: ; . ractice h sictari'and one naturo ath. p : :P Y P . .. .. .. Loca and lConsortumolices and Priorities: The project meets ali lsical and consortium policies. . .. . , .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Human service C%:t ssion Funding Recommendation: $38,520 If the City of Kent receives an increase or decrease from the current estimate,then funding for this.. program may change. Refer to the Human Service Contingency Plan for details, Rationale: :ealth care services are a critical need in Kent. The Kent Clinic is the major point of access to medical -- services for Kent's low-income population. Access to basic medical &naturopath services is limited for 1ow and moderate-income residents because of lack of insurance and the lack of medical providers who accept Medicaid or Medicare clients 5 ..:: ,.... :.. .. .. . . . KENT EMERGENCY FEEDING PROGRAM Amount Requested: $15,000 I .' . Program Summary; The Emergency Feeding Program provides emergency boxed meals for distribution at a number of sites in Kent. This program differs from a food bank in that it provides nutritionally balanced meals for three days. Special meals are available for specific health concerns such as high blood pressure, low sodium diets, low sugar, and liquid diets. They also provide infant meal packs and food for the homeless that doesn't need cooking. Funds will be used to fund staff positions and purchase food for clients. Local and Consortium Policies and Priorities: The proposed protect complies with all local and consortium pulcies, Tiuman Service Commission;Fund . g Recommendation: $18,324 If the City of Kent receives ari increase or decrease from the current estimate, then funding for this program may change. Refer tc the Du %man S% ervice Contingency Plan for%details. Rationale;`. . .. . . : . , ,; : r The a enc rovidesi; iuttionall balanced ands ecial diet meals to �vdu s an' , s n c s s .. . . . .:. .. g . . . . .: .... : ......... ... .. .. nci . .a..l ...fa .we x n , . ...... . Y.p .. . . ...... ...... Y...: .. ... . .. .:. l ..: .. . ..... ... :. . .. : ;.; . .. The agency hI:ias demonstrated to the Crty thatt�s providing a vstal servace'1111in a competent and;efficient manner 11, I-VCA DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING Amount Requested: $37,170 Program Summary: This program provides emergency and transitional shelter along with support services for victims of Domestic Violence and their children. Funds will be used to partially support the salary of direct service staff as well as partial operating support for occupancy costs. :. Local and onsortium Policies an. . , . _ . t� � : � .��-......---..�. ..M, I 1,� ...: .. ...... d Priorities: . . . . .... . . . .. T e;' ro` osed ro ect com lies with all':iQcal and consortium ohcies % >,.: P p .. p : . . p P . . . , Human Service Commission Fu di eco m d tt n• . . . . ... . ..... n n R .m eu a o $38.723. . . ...............: .::..:.. .:....:.....,:......:..:..:...:.::.::.:.:,:..:;.:.:.:....;.:::.::..::...;::::.. ..:::.:.%::::.:..: ?....::.:::.. .:.... ... .,..:......... ..... ........ If the Ci o f Kerit receives an.increase;or decrease from the current;estimate`then'fundn` for this ro am % h' g P gr may than a Refer to the Human Service Contingency Plan for details Y lz . ... al .: Ita ion . e. ... . .. % .. T e agency's programs are designed to serge women and children who are homeless and who;have also Wendt Domestic Violenc1.e. Duration o f stay is 6%-18 months during which time clients re%ceive case management and assistance with attaining permanent housing. This is one major bomponent in the continuum of housing services needed to help victims move out of the cycle of violence. 6 FEDERAL W�#Y FAMILY CENTER-Family Center at Appian Way Apartments Amount Requested: $5,000. Program Surnmary: The agency proposed to provide after school programs that include ESL classes, a homework club and a reading program for residents of the Appian Way Apartments. Funding would partially support the Program , Director, Assistant, and a part time Program Aide. Local and Consortium Policies and Priorities: The project meets all local and consortium policies. ... : :... . :. Human Service Coinmission Funding Recommendation. $ 0 Ra# onale Cammtssion expressed concerns about the qualifications of;the teaching staff. 'There`is also;a ilir ited;a Qux�t of funds available.. AN1,W-On The Road to a Family Wage Job Ammount Re tested: . q Frogram`Summary: !' Agency offers a'five-month trades training program for low-income women and men. Services would also include case management,job placement,life skills, and follow up services. Funds would be used to provide _ouchers to clients for Obtaining a driver's license, automobile insurance,gas, food and rent. Local and Consortium Policies and Priorities: The project meets all local and consortium policies Human Service Commission Funding Recommendation: $ -0 Rationale: Agency serves a significant number of Seattle clients and they have not requested funding from Seattle. The application also had many inconsistencies. This is also a duplication of services. :.......... TH NORTHS'lC-Connection Adult Da Care Amounte 7 UR est d R e 0 ` qt B , Program`Summa A enc . rowdes an,adult.. `health center off.brie health&social services to frail elderl &individuals with g Yp Y h Y chronic illnesses or disabilities Funding would partially pay the salary of a nurse. Local an d Consortium Policies and Priorijess The project meets all local and consortium policies. 1 Human Service Commission Funding Recommendation: `$ -0- Rationale: The agency has had difficulty meeting contract requirements. 7 2000 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT CONTINGENCY PLAN ( PUBLIC(HUMAN)SERVICES 11, If the City of KI'llent receives an increase in public service dollars, the increase will be divided equally between the funded agencies. If the City of Kent receives a decrease in public service dollars, the decrease will be split proportionately between funded agencies C ttAI.REQUESTS 4 If them is.an.In erease the Ca �talestt ate n p m ,the t crease wail be spit evenly between;Cathoiic .o%% . mty Services'Transitional Housing for Homeless Women and King Count I3ousin Authortt Y Y Nike Manor Emergency&'Transitional Hvusin Rehabilitation. If there is d. % :,. . a ., crease in:the< a xtal estimate the:dec3rease ii p77% vv 1 be as follows, 1)the home Repair Program will be induced by the amount of pcitential cagy-o%ver frond the 199 .Dome Repair Pro%g%ram 2) ee %,, Th % ,: r mainin decrease of 1 .. funds wi l be to ar . :.... .. . 5 . the P 1cs 8i Recreation s•To % % .:.Ktwant t Lot%#2 . . .. 8