80A - JOINT PH - TRANSIT ZONING CODE, FINAL EIR, SPECIFIC PLAN ETC. - ORIGINAL PACKET PROVIDED TO COUNCIL

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11. Cultural and Historic Preservation Issues a. Garfield School Joint Use Community Center, The City and the Agency intend to enter into a cooperative agreement with SAUSD to help fund the design and construction of the community center as part of are expansion and reconfigUration of Garfield School. A requirement of Agency funding will be execution of a joint use agreement with SAUSD. The City will seek the services of the non-profit community to conduct r grams s r ;vices in the Community Center. The City agrees to seek input in the uil ing design and programs to be operated at the center from the stakeholders in the community including members of the Collaborative, along with SAUSD and other stakeholders. Specific terms shall be contained in the formal agreements with SAUSD and the non- profit to be selected by the City. b, Fund for Historical Markers. City and Agency agree to jointly fund up to $60,000 in historical markers in tine p u b I i c right of way in the Station District with funded projects to be designed in collaboration with affected neighborhoods. and relevant organizations. c. Prevention of Resident Displacement. The City /Agency agrees that all residents displaced for either public use i.e. par or private development that involves the Agency's purchase of the property will be allocated all legally mandated relocation benefits. Further, all displaced residents will be given first rights to return and rent /purchase any new units in the Station District developed with Agency assistance, to the extent they are determined income eligible to do so. The City /Agency will prepare, at the earliest feasible time, relocation plans for the affected properties in accordance with applicable laws and seek participation froxnn stakeholders in the community including members of the Collaborative and affected residents in the contents of those plats. This is a matter of ful -then• dialog. d. Fund for Residential Improvement. The Agency agrees to fiend a $1 00,000 residential rebate /loan progratln to encourage ho m co hers in the Station D istrict to re- invest in their pro erties. The Ageney w i I I administer the program. Input from the stakeholders in the community including members of the Collaborative will be solicited on the proposed program criteria before commencing cing ith the program. The progr irr will be offered to income eligible residents at or below 120% of AMI with the goal of maximizing funding for property owners at or below % of'AML This is matter of f ether dialog. e. Public Art Component of Affordable Housing Project. Under the DDA, the Developer bas agreed to provide public art in its project equivalent to .5% of the building permit value of the rental component of the project, or in limited circumstances pad' an its -leiu fee to the City or Agency of equal cost. The Developer eloper and the Agency will work with the stakeholders in the community including mernb rs of the Collaborative to identify local artistic resources to undertake the public art. The art shall be placed at various publicly accessible locations in and around the rental component of the project. These requirements will be set forth in the DDA.