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Pre -Commitment of Affordable Housing Funds and a Ground Lease to Related Companies <br />July 2, 2019 <br />Page 9 <br />Resident Services <br />As previously described, ACOF provides an array of intensive supportive services and connects <br />tenants to the full range of services they need to gain increased independence and remain stably <br />housed. Integrated services are provided on an ongoing, individualized and flexible basis in concert <br />with tenants' needs and priorities, both individually and in group settings. Examples of the resident <br />services ACOF can provide at the Project include the following: <br />Case Management and Service Coordination <br />Tenant Outreach and Engagement <br />Employment and Training Services <br />Housing Outplacement <br />Independent Living and Life Skills Support <br />Benefits and Education Assistance <br />Substance Abuse and Treatment Assistance <br />and Referrals <br />Educational Assistance and Referrals <br />Financial Literacy and Money Management <br />Classes <br />Childcare Assistance and Referrals <br />Family and General Legal Referrals <br />Domestic Violence Support and Referrals <br />Food Security and Food Bank Access <br />Green Education <br />Individualized Service Plans <br />Employment & Training <br />Peer Advocacy <br />Social Activities/Recreational <br />Referrals <br />Community Building Activities (including <br />social activities, health and fitness activities, <br />neighborhood watch committee) <br />Linkages and Referrals to Mainstream <br />Resources (including healthcare, family and <br />individual therapy, and mental health) <br />Health and Wellness Programs <br />Unit Mix <br />The Project will be 100% affordable to households earning no more than 30 percent of Area Median <br />Income (AMI) of which 43 units will be set -aside for Permanent Supportive Housing, with one <br />exempt 2-bedroom managers unit. The large bedroom units align with the City's priorities and <br />needs while the Permanent Supportive Housing units meets the County's priorities. The proposed <br />unit mix and rent restrictions are as follows: <br />Bedroom <br />Size <br />30% <br />AMI PSH <br />30% <br />AMI <br />Manager's <br />Unit <br />Total Units <br />Studios <br />16 <br />16 <br />One -Bedroom <br />26 <br />26 <br />Two -Bedroom <br />1 <br />20 <br />1 <br />22 <br />Three -Bedroom <br />17 <br />17 <br />Four -Bedroom <br />5 <br />5 <br />TOTAL <br />43 <br />42 <br />1 <br />86 <br />City and County -Owned Parcel Land Use Issues and Proposed Solution <br />The 1126 and 1146 E. Washington Avenue site is comprised of two adjacent parcels (APNs 398- <br />092-13 and 398-092-14), one of which is owned by the Housing Authority of the City of Santa Ana <br />(APN 398-092-14) and the other owned by the County of Orange (APN 398-092-13). Developing <br />one affordable housing project across two parcels with differing ownership presents unique <br />challenges from a development, legal and lending perspective. Through preliminary conversations <br />Foerlliwo <br />