CC - Item 3A - Presentation - Annual Action Plan - First Public HearingAnnual Action
Plan
First Public Hearing
City Council Meeting
May 12, 2026
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Reporting Documents
To participate in HUD’s Programs, the City is required to prepare:
•2025-2029 Consolidated Plan (ConPlan): The ConPlan serves as a comprehensive
housing affordability strategy, community development plan, and submission for
funding under any of HUD’s entitlement formula grant programs. The ConPlan
establishes priority needs and goals that align with community needs and ensures
compliance with HUD national objectives and regulations.
•Annual Action Plan (AAP): The AAP is an operational document that details how the
City of Rosemead will implement the ConPlan on a yearly basis and serves as an
annual application for federal funds under the HUD CDBG and HOME formula grant
program.
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Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
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Must Meet National Objectives:Eligible Activities and
Projects Include:
•Benefit low-and moderate-income persons
•Eliminate slum and blight
•Meet an urgent community need (occurred
within the last 18 months that would threaten
public health and safety, and that the
community has no other resources to address
the issues)
•Creation and retention of affordable housing
•Infrastructure improvements
•Community facilities
•Community services
•Special needs services
•Economic development
Funding for Public Services Activities
•The City released the Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for PY 2026-2027 from
January 15, 2026 to February 17, 2026. The notice was sent to organizations on the
City’s CDBG Interest List, published in the Rosemead Reader, posted on the City’s
website, and posted at the six (6) public locations. Application materials were also
made available on the City’s website.
•Eight (8) eligible public service applications were received.
•Staff is recommending funding to all nonprofits.
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CDBG Funding Recommendations
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Program/Activity Funding Recommendation
1 CDBG Planning and Administration $108,555.00
2 Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Grant Program $120,000.00
3 Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Administration $50,000.00
4 Commercial Improvement Program $111,611.00
5 Summer Youth Employment Program $4,000.00
6 Senior Nutrition Program $20,000.00
7 Family Promise of San Gabriel Valley $9,560.00
8 Heart of Compassion $9,560.00
9 Fair Housing Foundation $9,560.00
10 Goodwill of Southern California $9,560.00
11 Wealth by Health $9,560.00
12 Asian Youth Center $9,560.00
13 ADA Elevator Project at City Hall $71,250.00
TOTAL $542,776.00
Home Investment Partnerships (HOME)
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Must Meet Eligibility Requirement:Eligible Activities And Projects Include:
•Must be used exclusively to create affordable
housing for low-income households
•Homeowner rehabilitation
•Homebuyer activities
•Rental housing
•Tenant –Based Rental Assistance (TBRA)
HOME Funding Recommendations
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Program/Activity Funding Recommendation
14 HOME Planning and Administration $23,000.00
15 CHDO Set-Aside $35,000.00
16 Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Loan Program $172,551.14
TOTAL $230,551.14
CDBG-CV Funding Recommendations
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CDBG-CV (must be used by September 2026)
17 Planning and Administration $10,000
18 Wealth By Health $10,000
19 Heart of Compassion $25,000
20 Goodwill of Southern California $20,000
21 Herald Christian Health Center $20,000
22 Asian Youth Center $15,000
23 Senior Housing Complexes $100,000
TOTAL $200,000
Community Needs And Priorities
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How Are Community Needs And Priorities Being Determined?
1.CDBG Program Requirements – Each community need meets one or more of
the CDBG and HOME requirements.
2.City 2030 Strategic Plan – The identified needs support the City's long-term
vision for economic and neighborhood development.
3.Public Hearing Input – They reflect the input on the community’s priorities
from community comments and public hearing feedback.
Proposed PY 2026-2027 Goals and Priority Needs
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•Promote Fair Housing
•Increase Access to Affordable Housing
•Support Community Services
•Enhance Public Facilities and Infrastructure
•Promote Economic Development
•Support Efforts to Address Homelessness
•Support Programs through Program Administration
Staff Recommendation
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That the City Council:
Conduct a public hearing to receive community feedback on the PY 2026-2027
Action Plan needs and priorities.
Your input is critical in shaping important programs
that serve our community.
THANK YOU!