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Attachment 1 TABLE C PAGE 4 OF 22 ANNUAL ELEMENT PROGRESS REPORT HOUSING ELEMENT 1MPLEMENTA77ON JURISDICTION: CITY OFSANTAAAIA REPORTING PERIOD: 1011 Hondng RebebllHatlon 1. Single -Family Home Rehabilitation • Provide low- interest loans to facilitate the rehabilitation of single -family homes occupied by lower Income homeowners CDA, Housing Division • The City continues to offer very low- Interest loans to single -family homeowners. Atotal of 5 single - family homes and mobile homes were repaired through the City's programs In 2011. All homeowners qualified as lower Income Ongoing 2. Mobile Home Repair • Provide low or no Interest loans to repair mobile CDA, • The City currently offers conditional grants Ongoing homes annually for lower Income households and Housing Division to repair mobile homes owned byvery low - seniors throughout the community Income seniors. One mobile home was repaired through the City's programs In 2011. 3. Rental Rehabilitation • Provide low- interest loans to assist in the CDA, • The City continues to offer very low- Interest Ongoing rehabilitation of rental properties occupied by Housing Division rate loans. Code Enforcement staff lower Income and family households continues to refer eligible property owners to the Housing Division to pursue loans. Additionally, the City's acquisition/ • Continue to seek additional funds to Improve rehabilitation program eliminates all code Infrastructure, Including state and federal grants deficiencies in the affected units. See Program 53 for detail �o.y—.�.•w 4. Neighborhood Improvement • Continue to assist, create, and support CDA, • The City currently has 64 recognized Ongoing neighborhood associations to collaborate on Housing Division neighborhood associations; and encourages projects and sponsor and hold annual events collaboration and coordination between residents, their associations, municipal agencies, and community based organizations S. Neighborhood Infrastructure . Implement Project Restore and dedicate more PWA • From 2007 through 2010, $63.2 million Ongoing than $100 million dollars to Infrastructure dollars was expended to repave or slurry Improvements in residential neighborhoods seal 211 miles of residential streets. In 2011$6.2 million was spend to reconstruct approximately 15 miles of local streets. • Continue to seek additional funds to Improve • The City continues to pursue funding to Infrastructure, Including state and federal grants Improve neighborhood Infrastructure CITY OF SANTA ANA GENERAL PLAN HOUSING ELEMENT 19C -9