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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Committees - Committee of the Whole - 03/23/2021 (2) Approved Kent City Council - Committee of the Whole Committee of the Whole - Regular Meeting Minutes March 23, 2021 Date: March 23, 2021 Time: 4:00 p.m. Place: THIS IS A REMOTE MEETING 1. CALL TO ORDER Council President Troutner called the meeting to order. 2. ROLL CALL Attendee Name Title Status Arrived Toni Troutner Council President Present Bill Boyce Councilmember Present Brenda Fincher Councilmember Present Satwinder Kaur Councilmember Present Marli Larimer Councilmember Present Zandria Michaud Councilmember Present Les Thomas Councilmember Present Dana Ralph Mayor Present 3. AGENDA APPROVAL No changes to the agenda. 4. DEPARTMENT PRESENTATIONS A. American Rescue Plan Framework Committee - Authorize Chief Administrative Officer, Derek Matheson provided information on the American Rescue Plan Act. The City will be receiving $28.41 million to be used by the end 2024 for responding to the pandemic; costs for public health response, replacing decreased revenues, addressing impact on local businesses; and investing in infrastructure. Matheson discussed the formation of an ad-hoc committee called the American Rescue Plan Framework Committee. This committee will consist of the Mayor, two councilmembers, the Chief Administrative Officer and Finance Director. The committee will bring recommendations to the Council of a high-level framework for allocation of Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. Kent City Council - Committee of the Whole March 23, 2021 Committee of the Whole - Regular Meeting Kent, Washington Minutes MOTION: Authorize the Mayor to form an ad-hoc American Rescue Plan Framework Committee consisting of the mayor, two councilmembers, the chief administrative officer, and finance director to recommend to the city council a high-level framework for allocation of Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO COUNCIL BY CONSENSUS Next: 4/6/2021 7:00 PM B. INFO ONLY: Resolution Regarding Council Bylaws, Rules and Procedures Eliminating Committee of the Whole and Establishing Various Committees Matheson provided a recap of the events that have led up to the decision to eliminate the Committee of the Whole and return to the committee format. Councilmembers Troutner, Fincher, and Boyce were members of the rd committee that brought a recommendation to the Council on February 23. Council agreed on the recommendation to reinstate the committee structure. Matheson worked with City Attorney, Pat Fitzpatrick to revise council rules and correct inconsistencies. Fitzpatrick walked the Council through the resolution regarding Council bylaws, rules and procedures. The resolution will eliminate the Committee of the Whole and establish the following standing committees: Operations and Public Safety, Economic and Community Development, Parks and Human Services and Public Works. The Operations and Public Safety Committee will be a committee of the entire council and all other committees will consist of three councilmembers. The meeting dates and times for these committees will be established in accordance with the resolution and will be effective starting August 30, 2021. Fitzpatrick sought guidance on whether councilmembers want to have the ability to attend meetings remotely. Fitzpatrick suggested limiting number of meetings they can attend remotely and limit the number of councilmembers that can attend remotely for the same meeting. Additionally, Fitzpatrick noted that the resolution will allow for remote attendance of citizens at full council meetings post-COVID, and addresses a number of housekeeping matters. Councilmembers spoke in support or providing for the ability to attend meetings remotely and agreed to limiting remote attendance to three calendar days per year or with special permission. Fitzpatrick explained a new bill that is likely to pass in legislature that will Page 2 of 7 Kent City Council - Committee of the Whole March 23, 2021 Committee of the Whole - Regular Meeting Kent, Washington Minutes require the City provide for remote attendance by the public. Council discussed the appointment of the chair of the operations/public safety committee. It was brought up that historically the senior most councilmember served as the chair. There was council discussion surrounding this tradition as well as the role of the chair on any committee. Fitzpatrick reviewed various other updates and clean-up items in the resolution and indicated he will take the conversation into consideration and make the requested revisions and bring it back to the Committee of the Whole for further review and discussion. C. Ordinance Establishing 40-Day Additional Notice for Termination of Month-to-Month Rental Arrangement - Adopt City Attorney, Pat Fitzpatrick presented an ordinance that establishes a 40- day additional notice for termination of a month-to-month rental arrangement. This ordinance provides that a landlord shall provide to the the time required by RCW 59.18.200(1)(a) for the issuance of the 20-day notice of termination. The ordinance was originally presented at the March 9, recommended revisions allowing for a mutual waiver of the 40-day notice requirement and making it effective August 1, 2021. Fincher offered revising the method of service to the date the notice is postmarked. Councilmembers agreed to the revision and moving this item to the Council consent agenda. MOTION: Adopt Ordinance No. 4399, adopting a new chapter 10.03 to the Kent City Code which establishes a 40-day notice requirement before a landlord issues a 20-day notice of termination of a month to month rental arrangement. RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO COUNCIL BY CONSENSUS Next: 4/6/2021 7:00 PM D. Interlocal Agreement For the Purpose of Pooling Sales Tax Receipts with South King Housing and Homelessness Partners - Authorize Human Services Manager, Merina Hanson presented the 2021 Interlocal Agreement with South King Housing and Homelessness Partners (SKHHP) for the purpose of pooling sales tax receipts. Hanson provided background information and discussed the ultimate goals of the partnership. Page 3 of 7 Kent City Council - Committee of the Whole March 23, 2021 Committee of the Whole - Regular Meeting Kent, Washington Minutes Hanson reviewed the purpose of the 2021 interlocal agreement to pool each ax receipts specifically received under RCW 82.14.540 for use by SKHHP in funding affordable and supportive housing projects and/or programs as permissible under RCW 82.14.540. The ultimate control of whether these tax monies contributed by the City of Kent will be spent for any particular purpose under this agreement will remain with the City. Once established, SKHHP housing capital fund has the potential to leverage much greater public and private investment. MOTION: Authorize the Mayor to enter into an Interlocal Agreement For the Purpose of Pooling Sales Tax Receipts with Cities to Administer Funds Under RCW 82.14.540, and to authorize the mayor to sign the agreement subject to final terms and conditions acceptable to the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Director and City Attorney. RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO COUNCIL BY CONSENSUS Next: 4/6/2021 7:00 PM E. INFO ONLY: Human Services 2021-2022 Funding Update Merina Hanson presented the 2021-2022 Human Services funding update. Hanson reviewed the three funding sources that Human Services grants are comprised of; Human Services General Fund, Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Community Development Block Grant Coronavirus Funding (CDBG-CV) Round 1 and Round 3 (these funds are one-time only and must be directly tied to coronavirus impacts). Hanson provided an overview of the background of funding, the funding process from the strategic plan to monitoring of the contracts. Hanson advised funding is allocated by priority. Programs by priority area were reviewed. Hanson reviewed some of the funding highlights: 106 applications were submitted in 2020 and requested funds totaled $2,672,421. $1,069,920.00 General Fund human services investments allocated; including 12 new programs funded. $170,979.00 in CDBG Public Services funding allocated. Additional $670,541 in federal CDBG-CV Round 1 funds allocated with a focus on equity and impacts of covid-19. CDBG-CV Round 3 includes $859,720 in funds that will be allocated Q2 in 2021. Hanson advised that the level of need will always be higher than the allocation and indicated that in addition to funding services and managing Page 4 of 7 Kent City Council - Committee of the Whole March 23, 2021 Committee of the Whole - Regular Meeting Kent, Washington Minutes contracts, staff is also involved in national, state, and local policy analysis and development, assessment of local needs, trends and best practices, technical assistance for partner organizations to building community capacity, partnerships with community and local government organizations to provide and leverage comprehensive, coordinated and integrated human services, and the evaluation of city funding investments. Hanson provided an update on the equity analysis process. F. INFO ONLY: Youth Mental Health Funding Update Senior Human Services Coordinator, Lori Guilfoyle provided Council with a youth mental health funding update. During the 2021 budget process, $200,000 was set aside for one-time use of funds to support youth mental health and well-being in Kent. Guilfoyle noted that funding and supporting enhanced mental health support as part of Kent's pandemic recovery plan will help ensure that children and youth receive the assistance they need during the immediate crisis. Strengthening programs that help young people manage stress and build resiliency is essential to youths' current and future health. Guilfoyle reviewed the Request for Proposal criteria and process that began in February to help identify programs that will promote youth mental and emotional well-being, preventing mental health challenges from becoming chronic or disabling. Sixteen proposals were received by the due date, and the total request was $782,500. The review panel consisted of five external reviewers and one Human Services staff member. Guilfoyle reviewed the details of the allocations. Guilfoyle reviewed next steps to work with organizations to identify similar indicators of success, develop scope of work and enter into contracts, collect data and lessons learned throughout the grant period, and identify opportunities to leverage additional funds for youth mental health supports in the community. Guilfoyle anticipates contracts to be in place by early April. G. Consultant Services Agreement with KBA, Inc. for the South 212th Street Preservation Project - Authorize Public Works Engineering Construction Manager, Eric Conner gave a brief presentation on a consultant services agreement with KBA, Inc. for the South 212th Street overlay project. Page 5 of 7 Kent City Council - Committee of the Whole March 23, 2021 Committee of the Whole - Regular Meeting Kent, Washington Minutes MOTION: Authorize the Mayor to sign a Consultant Services Agreement with KBA, Inc. for contract administration, management, quality control, and inspection in an amount not th to exceed $198,800 for the South 212 Street Preservation Project - 72nd Avenue South to 84th Avenue South, subject to final terms and conditions acceptable to the City Attorney and Public Works Director. RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO COUNCIL BY CONSENSUS Next: 4/6/2021 7:00 PM H. Payment of Bills - Authorize MOTION: Authorize the payment of bills received through 3/15/2021 and paid on 3/15/2021, and authorize the checks issued for payroll for 3/1/21-3/15/21 and paid on 3/19/21, all audited by the Committee of the Whole on 3/23/21. RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO COUNCIL BY CONSENSUS Next: 4/6/2021 7:00 PM I. Interlocal Agreement with FileLocal for City of Kent Business Licenses - Authorize Finance Director, Paula Painter reviewed an interlocal agreement with FileLocal for City of Kent business licenses. Painter advised that RCW 35.90.020 requires cities with general business license for business activities to join either the state business license system or the FileLocal system to administer city business licenses online. Painter indicated that staff has evaluated both business license systems and has chosen to join ten other cities to become part of FileLocal. Painter noted that FileLocal will eventually allow the City to administer both its business licenses and local business & occupation taxes in the same system, allowing local businesses to accomplish both tasks on one website. About a year ago, and through an act of legislation, the City was granted a one-year extension to July 1, 2021, to join FileLocal. Beyond that date, the City would be required to join the state business license system. Painter noted that entering into the interlocal agreement is the next step in ensuring the City is on track to meet the July 1, 2021 deadline. MOTION: Authorize the Mayor to sign an Interlocal Agreement between FileLocal and the City of Kent, subject to final terms and conditions acceptable to the City Attorney and Finance Director. Page 6 of 7 Kent City Council - Committee of the Whole March 23, 2021 Committee of the Whole - Regular Meeting Kent, Washington Minutes RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO COUNCIL BY CONSENSUS Next: 4/6/2021 7:00 PM 5. ADJOURNMENT Council President Troutner adjourned the meeting. Meeting ended at 6:15 p.m. Kimberley A. Komoto City Clerk Page 7 of 7 06 urging each of the nine member jurisdictions to pool 100 percent of the tax receipts collected under - BACKGROUND (2019 ILA) In 2019, the Cities of Auburn, Burien, Covington, Des Moines, Federal Way, Kent, Normandy Park, Renton, Tukwila, and King County entered into an ILA creating SKHHP.The goal of this partnership is to ensure the availability of housing that meets the needs of all income levels in South King County. This also includes providing a sound base of housing policies and programs in South King County to complement the efforts of existing public and private organizations to address housing needs.The initial 2019 ILA serves as a framework for all participating municipalities within the broader SKHHP jurisdictions. On November 22, 2019, the SKHHP Executive Board took unanimous action to adopt SKHHP Resolution 2019the provisions of RCW 82.14.540 which expressly anticipates pooling of these receipts. private investment. capital fund has the potential to leverage much greater public and Once established SKHHP housing . incredible opportunity to stand up Pooled SHB 1406 funds provide an SKHHP’s housing capital fund much sooner than was originally envisioned QUESTIONS? 2022 contracts. - Kent is one of 17 cities in King County participating in the Human Services Funders Collaborative (HSFC).Funding application process opens every two years. Applications were open in 2020 for 2021Funding recommendations are made by our Human Services Commission. In special circumstances an outside review panel may be utilized. BACKGROUND Reporting and Compliance WorkshopsDraft Consultant Services Agreement (CSA)Negotiate Scope of Work (including performance measures and outcomes)Establish Insurance RequirementsAgency and City SignatureFile CSA with City ClerkReview Quarterly Billing and Service ReportsPayment ProcessingReview Demographics and OutcomesMonitor for Compliance CONTRATING PROCESS ͵time funds, pilot programs, - Oneother grants, etc. CDBGMiscellaneous Entitlement grant based on a funding formula established by HUD 24 to prevent, CV - on a per capita amount 19 public health emergency. - General FundCDBG Based with an annual CPI escalator.CARES Act funding prepare for, and respond to the covid Human Services Funding can be divided into four general categories. 13 HUMAN SERVICES FUNDING SOURCES Basic NeedsEarly learningSafe, Welcoming, Access $118,745.00 $217,500.00 $221,345.00 Physical and Mental HealthHealthy AgingCapacity Building $89,453.00 $268,000.00 2022 Human Services Programs $102,000.00 - $30,000.00 ALLOCATION BY PRIORITY 2021 $117,500.00 $54,000.00 Funding Allocation by Strategic Plan Priority Economic, Legal, FinancialStable HousingYouth FUNDING Physical and Mental Health $521,381.00 Stable Housing CV Programs - $65,000.00 CDBG $50,000.00 $20,000.00 Economic, Legal, Financial Funding Allocation by Strategic Plan Priority Basic Needs FUNDING ALLOCATION BY PRIORITY $5,000$10,000$5,000$10,000$78,100$108,000$5,245 BEING - 1 - 1 - Meyer Medical Equipment CenterEmergency AssistanceKing County 2Meeting Basic Needs for ChildrenKent Food Bank & Emergency ServicesEARNS (EA and Resource Navigation)Street Outreach Services Service Center - PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA BASIC NEEDS Bridge Disabilities Ministries Catholic Community ServicesCrisis ConnectionsEastside Baby CornerKent Food Bank MultiUTOPIA ENHANCED INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY WELL $10,000$20,000$12,000$15,000$23,000$15,000$8,745$15,000 BEING - Sufficiency Program - Apprenticeship Construction Training & Supportive Services - PreRefugee and Immigrant ServicesPro Bono ServicesEmployment and Family SelfCentro RenduEmployment and TrainingPathways to Self Sufficiency, Adult Employment and TrainingImmigration Legal Program PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA ECONOMIC, LEGAL, FINANCIAL ANEWJewish Family ServiceKing County Bar AssociationNeighborhood HouseSt. Vincent de PaulPartner in EmploymentPuget Sound Training CenterWest African Community Council ENHANCED INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY WELL $10,000$9,500$10,000$5,000$33,000$15,000$15,000$75,000$15,000$10,000$10,000$10,000 BEING - Whole Health Oriented Mental Health ProgramReproductive Health Care for Low Income WomenDV Community Advocate ProgramCrisis LineCommunity AdvocatesDental CareMedical CareBehavioral Health ProgramCounselingInfant Withdrawal ProgramSouth King County Mobile Medical ProgramPATH (Homeless Outreach Program) Counseling and Referral Service PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH Asian Counseling and Referral ServiceCedar River ClinicsConsejoCrisis ConnectionsDAWNHealthPointHealthPointKent Youth & Family ServicesLutheran Community Services NWPediatric Interim Care CenterPublic Health Seattle & King CountySound PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA ENHANCED INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY WELL $10,000$10,000$15,000$15,000$10,000$15,000$14,453 BEING - Bridge AcademySKC Systems Navigation ProgramIraqi/Arabic Case ManagementMulticultural Family SupportDivinia Providencia at Holy SpiritRussian Ukrainian Refugee Assistance ProjectBuilding Sustainable Food Security & Community Connection for Local Refugees & Immigrants: Paradise Parking Plots ENHANCED INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY WELL SAFE, WELCOMING ACCESS Bridge of PromiseEl Centro de la RazaIraqi Community CenterOpen Doors for Multicultural FamiliesSt. Vincent de PaulUkrainian Community CenterWorld Relief Seattle PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA $35,000$10,000$25,000$22,000$25,000 Child Care Financial AssistanceHomeless Child Care ProgramPediatric Therapy for Children with Special NeedsParents and Children Together (PACT)Early Learning Program EARLY LEARNING Child Care ResourcesChild Care ResourcesInstitute for Family DevelopmentKent Youth and Family Services PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA A GOOD START $15,000$35,000$10,000$7,5000$15,000$25,000$10,000 Program Kent Youth Education ProgramMentoring ProgramAcademic Coaching ProgramTeen LinkAfterSchoolComprehensive Sexual Assault Advocacy ServicesFamily Support at Appian Way Affordable Housing Community YOUTH Coalition for Refugees from BurmaCommunities in Schools of KentCommunity Network CouncilCrisis ConnectionsKent Youth & Family ServicesKC Sexual Assault Resource CenterMercy Housing Northwest PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA A GOOD START $10,000$12,000$32,000 $15,000$15,000 Volunteer ServicesVolunteer Transportation Kent Senior Counseling Capacity BuildingNeighbor 2 Neighbor HEALTHY AGING Catholic Community ServicesSound GenerationsValley Cities Counseling and Consultation CAPACITY BUILDING Communities RiseSeattle Foundation PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA HEALTHY AGING CAPACITY BUILDING $45,000$50,000$14,000$30,000$10,000$15,000$49,000$15,000$10,000$10,000$20,000 in Center - Community Engagement CenterShelter ServicesShelter/HousingShelter/HousingWatson Manor Transitional Living ProgramShelter and Supportive HousingTransitional HousingStable Families ProgramArcadia Outreach, Case Management and DropAnita Vista Service Center - STABLE HOUSING Catholic Community ServicesCatholic Community ServicesCatholic Community ServicesDAWNHospitality HouseKent Youth & Family ServicesMultiSt. Stephen Housing Vine Maple PlaceYMCA of Greater SeattleYWCA Seattle King County PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY AREA STABLE HOUSING EXHIBIT 1 ALLOCATION SPREADSHEET REFER TO HUMAN SERVICES FUNDING UPDATE organizations who have applied for and received funding from the City of Kent and organizations who have applied for and did not receive funding from the City of Kent. Equity Analysis Process Activities included six (6) focus groups with the following stakeholder groups: (1)(2)A survey and interview were offered to organizations that serve Kent residents and did not apply, or those that were funded in the past that did not apply. COMING SOON THANK YOU QUESTIONS. KENTWA.GOV COMMITMENT ANY TIME WITH CONTACT US AT: TO INVESTING IN HUMAN SERVICES. PLEASE FEEL FREE HUMANSERVICES FOR YOUR ONGOING TO REACH OUT TO US QUESTIONS 2020 General Fund Programs Agency NameProgram NameFunding SourceFunded Amount ANEWConstruction Trades GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Asian Counseling and Referral ServiceMental Health GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Bridge Disability MinistriesMeyer Medical Equipment Center GF-2020$ 5,000.00 Catholic Community Services of Emergency Assistance GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Western Washington Catholic Community Services of Volunteer Services GF-2020$ 11,000.00 Western Washington Catholic Community Services of Kent Community Engagement Center GF-2020$ 30,000.00 Western Washington Catholic Community Services of HOME and WHOME GF-2020$ 65,000.00 Western Washington Reproductive Health Care for Low Cedar River Clinic GF-2020$ 7,500.00 Income Women Child Care ResourcesHomeless Child Care GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Child Care ResourcesChild Care Financial Assistance GF-2020$ 36,950.00 South King County Family Resource Children's Home Society of Washington GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Center (SKFRC) Pediatric Therapy for Children with Children's Therapy Center GF-2020$ 50,000.00 Special Needs Coalition for Refugees from BurmaKent Youth Education GF-2020$ 15,000.00 Communities in Schools of KentCommunities In Schools Mentoring GF-2020$ 35,000.00 Crisis ConnectionsKing County 2-1-1 GF-2020$ 5,000.00 Crisis ConnectionsTeen Link GF-2020$ 7,500.00 Crisis ConnectionsCrisis Line GF-2020$ 5,000.00 Domestic Abuse Women's NetworkHousing GF-2020$ 30,000.00 Domestic Abuse Women's NetworkCommunity Advocates GF-2020$ 33,000.00 Domestic Abuse Women's NetworkPrevention / Children's Programming GF-2020$ 5,000.00 Education with Purpose Foundation for Works of Expression to Increase Racial GF-PAP-2020$ 9,000.00 Pacific IslandersJustice Falis Community ServiceCommunity & Family Services Program GF-PAP-2020$ 5,000.00 HealthPointMedical GF-2020$ 15,000.00 HealthPointDental GF-2020$ 15,000.00 2020 General Fund Programs Hospitality HouseWomen's Shelter GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Jewish Family ServiceRefugee and Immigrant Services GF-2020$ 20,000.00 Kent Food BankFood and Emergency Services GF-2020$ 70,000.00 Kent Youth and Family ServicesWatson Manor Transitional Living GF-2020$ 15,000.00 Kent Youth and Family ServicesEarly Learning GF-2020$ 25,500.00 Kent Youth and Family ServicesAfterSchool GF-2020$ 15,000.00 Kent Youth and Family ServicesBehavioral Health Programs GF-2020$ 75,000.00 King County Bar AssociationPro Bono Services Department GF-2020$ 12,000.00 King County Sexual Assault Resource Comprehensive Sexual Assault GF-2020$ 25,000.00 CenterAdvocacy Services Lutheran Community Services Refugees Northwest Counseling GF-2020$ 15,000.00 Northwest Multi-Service CenterKent Housing Continuum GF-2020$ 120,000.00 Neighborhood HouseEmployment & Family Self-Sufficiency GF-2020$ 15,000.00 Nexus Youth & FamiliesNexus Arcadia House GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Pediatric Interim Care CenterInfant Withdrawal Program GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Project FeastCulinary Apprenticeship Program GF-PAP-2020$ 6,800.00 Seattle FoundationNeighbor to Neighbor GF-2020$ 15,000.00 Seattle King County Department of Mobile Medical Van GF-2020$ 10,000.00 Public Health Somali Youth and Family ClubCultural Relevant Case Management GF-2020$ 10,000.00 SoundPATH GF-2020$ 12,000.00 Sound GenerationsVolunteer Transportation GF-2020$ 12,000.00 St. Vincent de Paul of Seattle King Centro Rendu GF-2020$ 23,000.00 County St. Vincent de Paul of Seattle King Holy Spirit GF-2020$ 10,000.00 County Ukrainian Community Center of RURAP GF-2020$ 15,000.00 Washington Valley Cities Counseling & ConsultationKent Senior Counseling GF-2020$ 32,000.00 Total$ 1,018,250.00 2020 CDBG Programs Agency NameProgram NameFunding SourceFunded Amount Catholic Community Services of Katherine's House CDBG-2020$ 13,000.00 Western Washington Mother AfricaSAFARI CDBG-2020$ 15,000.00 Multi-Service CenterHousing Stability Project CDBG-2020$ 57,252.00 Open Doors for Multicultural FamiliesFamily Services Project CDBG-2020$ 15,000.00 Partner In EmploymentJob Readiness and Training CDBG-2020$ 15,000.00 Puget Sound Training CenterEmployment and Training Services CDBG-2020$ 6,500.00 St. Stephen Housing AssociationTransitional Housing Project CDBG-2020$ 15,000.00 West African Community CouncilImmigration Legal Program CDBG-2020$ 14,201.00 YWCA Seattle | King | SnohomishAnita Vista CDBG-2020$ 20,000.00 Total$ 170,953.00 2020 CDBG-CV Programs Agency NameProgram NameFunding SourceFunded Amount Beacon of Hope: COVID-Related Circle of Caring Friends CDBG-CV1$ 12,000.00 Goods Redistribution Center DeghTegh Community KitchenCOVID Related Food Assistance CDBG-CV1$ 25,000.00 East African Community Services (collaboration with Appian Way/Mercy COVID-Related Housing Assistance CDBG-CV1$ 50,000.00 Hsg) East African Community Services COVID-Related Food Assistance (collaboration with Appian Way/Mercy Program Hsg) CDBG-CV1$ 20,000.00 StartZone Micro-enterprise Assistance Highline College CDBG-2020$ 50,000.00 Project Transitional Housing Support and Hotel Kent Youth and Family Services CDBG-CV1$ 20,000.00 Financial Assistance Khmer Community of Seattle King Khmer Food Assistance Project CDBG-CV1$ 25,000.00 County Multi-Service CenterRental Assistance Program CDBG-CV1$ 40,000.00 Neighborhood HouseCOVID-Related Rental Assistance CDBG-CV1$ 30,000.00 Open Doors for Multicultural FamiliesCOVID-Related Rental Assistance CDBG-CV1$ 50,000.00 Open Doors for Multicultural FamiliesCOVID-Related Food Assistance CDBG-CV1$ 30,000.00 Project FeastCOVID-19 Related Food Assistance CDBG-CV1$ 20,000.00 Sea Mar Community Health CentersCOVID-19 Testing CDBG-CV1$ 25,000.00 Trauma Case Management and Sea Mar Community Health Centers CDBG-CV1$ 40,000.00 Connection Team Redeemed Food Assistance Tiny Tots Development Center CDBG-CV1$ 10,000.00 Program COVID-Related Rental & Utility World Relief Seattle CDBG-CV1$ 75,000.00 Assistance YWCA of Seattle | King | SnohomishRental/Utility Assistance Program CDBG-2020$ 134,381.00 TBDTBD CDBG-CV1$ 65,000.00 Total$ 721,381.00 *DAWN, Kent City Football Club, and King County Bar were approved for contracts but did not proceed due to CDBG data collection/reporting requirements. *Highline, YWCA, and $567 of World Relief funded with 2020 Entitlement funds 2021 CDBG Programs Agency NameProgram NameFunding SourceFunded Amount Catholic Community Services of King Katherine's and Rita's Houses CDBG-2021$ 14,000.00 County Shelter and Supportive Housing Multi-Service Center CDBG-2021$ 49,000.00 (formerly Shelter & Transitional Housing) Open Doors for Multicultural FamiliesMulticultural Family Support CDBG-2021$ 15,000.00 Partner In EmploymentEmployment and Training CDBG-2021$ 15,000.00 Pathways to Self-Sufficiency: Adult Puget Sound Training Center CDBG-2021$ 8,745.00 Employment & Training St. Stephen Housing AssociationTransitional Housing CDBG-2021$ 15,000.00 UTOPIA (United Territories Of Pacific UTOPIA Street Outreach Services CDBG-2021$ 5,245.00 Islanders Alliance) West African Community CouncilWACC Immigration Legal Program CDBG-2021$ 15,000.00 Building Sustainable Food Security & Community Connection for Local World Relief Seattle Refugees & Immigrants: Paradise CDBG-2021$ 14,453.00 Parking Plots Community Garden YWCA Seattle | King | SnohomishAnita Vista CDBG-2021$ 20,000.00 $ 171,443.00 Short range planning documentAnnual update required by state lawDeclares list of projects, plans and programs by year ooo w e i v r e v O Plan Transportation Master Program Improvement Transportation c ss p d t n na p f c a a e o l O e j m P s s M r o r t r r o e a n e f p c e t a r s r ny d e a a eG P + t P 2 m M 4 e I w r l 2 h n e o T p t 0 f i o N ir 2 m 8 t w e + o a 2 P & s t c d r d e s 0 3 e r e o e u t 2 2 v t u p r o - c 0 s o i s o e 2a 4 v n l mp l e e r a 2 ee r ro o 0 RTfPRMc 2 P I n T o i t a r g s e e e a t rt s e n a .u e I ic ss d t t n i h na f c a n a e o l e u j m t P s t M r o r r r r o e a o e f p c e t r p s ny d e p a a e g P + O t P 2 m M 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