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Item 11 - Regional Assessment of Fair Housing and Memorandum of Understanding with Surrounding Jurisdictions
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Regional Assessment of Fair Housing and Memorandum of Understanding with <br />Surrounding Jurisdictions <br />July 16, 2024 <br />Page 2 <br />This regional approach to the Assessment of Fair Housing has been undertaken <br />previously and included the City. In 2015, the City of Newport Beach took the lead, <br />followed by the City of Anaheim in 2020, to procure and lead an agreement with a <br />qualified consultant to complete a Regional Assessment of Fair Housing. Both the City <br />of Newport Beach and City of Anaheim, respectively, executed an agreement with a <br />consultant as the lead and issued payment on behalf of all of the surrounding <br />jurisdictions in Orange County in return for a proportional reimbursement. For the five- <br />year period for Fiscal Years (FY) 2025-29, the City has agreed to assume this <br />leadership role in procuring this agreement and issuing payment. <br />Procurement Process <br />Staff collaborated with all of the surrounding jurisdictions in Orange County to draft a <br />Request for Proposals and select a qualified consultant to complete the Regional <br />Assessment of Fair Housing. Following an inclusive regional review process, on March <br />11, 2024, staff issued a Request for Proposals (RFP No. 24-036A) for the preparation of <br />the FY 2025-29 Regional Assessment of Fair Housing. Four firms submitted proposals, <br />with the following total costs: <br />1) Veronica Tam and Associates, Inc.: $290,960 <br />2) MDG Associates, Inc: $159,822 <br />3) GROW America (formerly the National Development Council): $99,210 <br />4) Willdan Engineering: $50,260 <br />Representatives from five surrounding jurisdictions reviewed and scored the proposals. <br />Each of the four firms underwent a comprehensive evaluation, assessing their <br />experience, methodology, public engagement strategies, and total cost. While all four <br />firms were qualified, MDG Associates, Inc. stood out due to their exemplary experience. <br />As a result, the regional committee and City staff recommend entering into an <br />Agreement with MDG Associates, Inc. to prepare the FY 2025-29 Regional Assessment <br />of Fair Housing in an amount not to exceed $159,882 for a one-year term beginning <br />August 1, 2024 and expiring July 30, 2025 (Exhibit 1). <br />With approval by City Council, this Regional Assessment of Fair Housing will be <br />completed for the City and all of the surrounding jurisdictions in Orange County paid for <br />proportionally through a Memorandum of Understanding and Payment Agreement <br />(MOU) (Exhibit 2). The City's proportionate share of the cost of this MOU will be <br />$16,456.65. The contributions for each jurisdiction were determined by population size, <br />directly linked to the federal funds allocated to each jurisdiction by HUD. If a jurisdiction <br />decides not to execute the MOU following their prior commitment, that jurisdiction will <br />not be included in the Regional Assessment of Fair Housing (AFH) and the portion of <br />payment required by all participating jurisdictions will be increased, including the City. <br />Since there are 33 other jurisdictions, with their respective attorneys and financial <br />officers, who will be reviewing the MOU before making payment, staff is also requesting <br />authorization for the City Attorney to reasonably revise the template MOU as needed. <br />
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