19F - CONSOLIDATED PERFORMANCE AND EVALUATION REPORT

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V. HOME NARRATIVE STATEMENTS A. ASSESSMENT OF RELATIONSHIP OF HOME FUNDS & CONSOLIDATED PLAN GOALS & OBJECTIVES Assessment of HOME Funds to Meet Highest Priority Activities The City used HOME funds to TABLE I3 -2O13 -2014 HOME - ASSISTED HOUSING ACCOMPLISHMENTS expand and preserve the to Low- and Moderate- income households. During the report period, HOME resources were utilized to assist both rental and owner * No units were completed during the 12 -13 report period, however over 300 units were under units. Table 13 provides a construction and will be reported in subsequent CAPERS summary of Santa Ana's distribution of HOME funds among different income categories for housing activities undertaken during the report period. Additional information regarding these activities is summarized in EXHIBIT 6. Progress Toward Meeting Affordable Housing Goals With HOME Funds As demonstrated above, HOME funds were spent to assist thirty one housing units during the report period. EXHIBIT 9 provides additional data regarding Program Year 2013 -2014 housing accomplishments and efforts to meet one- and five -year goals. Progress Toward Meeting Housing Needs of Lower Income Persons During the 2013 -14 report period, the City implemented three HOME activities to provide and /or preserve affordable housing for persons with low incomes. These activities included: 1) Multi- Family Rehabilitation Program. For the 2013 -14 report period 8 units of multi- family rental housing are currently under construction and will be completed by or before the end of the next report cycle. 2) Vista del Rio Rental Housing Project. This 40 -unit development was the result of a partnership forged between the City of Santa Ana, former Redevelopment Agency, Santa Ana Housing Authority and three affordable housing to create affordable and supportive housing for residents in Orange County with permanent disabilities. Comprised of studios, and 1- and 2- bedroom apartments with modern amenities, this project also provides 40 DRAFT 2013 -2014 CAPER It 19 49 EPA IN .• r Extremely Low - Income 3tlrrits 6 Units Very Low- Income 3 Units 25 Units Low - Income 3 Units 0 Units TOTAL 9 Units 10 31 Units to Low- and Moderate- income households. During the report period, HOME resources were utilized to assist both rental and owner * No units were completed during the 12 -13 report period, however over 300 units were under units. Table 13 provides a construction and will be reported in subsequent CAPERS summary of Santa Ana's distribution of HOME funds among different income categories for housing activities undertaken during the report period. Additional information regarding these activities is summarized in EXHIBIT 6. Progress Toward Meeting Affordable Housing Goals With HOME Funds As demonstrated above, HOME funds were spent to assist thirty one housing units during the report period. EXHIBIT 9 provides additional data regarding Program Year 2013 -2014 housing accomplishments and efforts to meet one- and five -year goals. Progress Toward Meeting Housing Needs of Lower Income Persons During the 2013 -14 report period, the City implemented three HOME activities to provide and /or preserve affordable housing for persons with low incomes. These activities included: 1) Multi- Family Rehabilitation Program. For the 2013 -14 report period 8 units of multi- family rental housing are currently under construction and will be completed by or before the end of the next report cycle. 2) Vista del Rio Rental Housing Project. This 40 -unit development was the result of a partnership forged between the City of Santa Ana, former Redevelopment Agency, Santa Ana Housing Authority and three affordable housing to create affordable and supportive housing for residents in Orange County with permanent disabilities. Comprised of studios, and 1- and 2- bedroom apartments with modern amenities, this project also provides 40 DRAFT 2013 -2014 CAPER It 19 49