SYNOPSIS Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Commission July 1, 2009 ROLL CALL TheSacramento Housing andRedevelopmentCommissionmeeting was called to orderat 6:00p.m.byChairTom Burruss. PRESENT: Burruss, Chan, Fowler, Gore, Morton, Otto, Rosa, Shah, Stivers ABSENT: Dean, Morgan STAFF PRESENT: Vickie Smith, LaShelle Dozier, Tia Boatman-Patterson, Christine Weichert, Nick Chhotu, Chris Pahule, Celia Yniguez, Alan Sanders, Diane Luther, Emily Halcon, Aaron Sussman APPROVAL OF AGENDA The Chair announced that items 7 and 8 would be heard together. The Chair introduced Louis Morton, the newest member of the Commission. 1. APPROVALOFACTIONSUMMARYSYNOPSIS TheactionsummaryforJune17,2009 was approved with changes recommended by Cyril Shah. 2. CITIZEN COMMENTS none CONSENT 3. Fall 2009 Rebuilding Dreams Project 4. Oak Park Community Garden The Commission recommended approval of the staff recommendation for the items listed above. The votes were as follows: AYES: Burruss, Chan, Fowler, Gore, Morton, Otto, Rosa, Shah, Stivers NOES: None ABSENT: Dean, Morgan SHRC Synopsis July 1, 2009 BUSINESS 5. AllocationofFundsfortheRamonaAvenueTechnologyVillageSpecificPlanandthe 65th Street Area Finance Plan Aaron Sussman, Redevelopment Planner, presented the item. CommissionerShah asked foradditionalinformationon thefinanceplan whichstaff provided. CommissionerShah asked who has the jurisdiction overthesefunds once theyare collected.Staffindicated thatthe CityofSacramento wouldcollectthe revenue once the finance plan was in place. Projects would not come before the Commission for approval unless redevelopment funds were involved. CommissionerRosa asked whythe boundaries forthe twodifferentplans are notthe same.Staffindicated 65th StreetArea alreadyhas aspecificplan inplace,sothatlevel of planning is not necessary. A specific plan will be prepared for the Ramona Avenue TechnologyVillage.TheFinance Plan area will bea combination ofthe 65th Street Area and the Ramona Avenue TechnologyVillage area together. Commissioner Burruss asked if Union Pacific Railroad (UP) had been contacted about this project. Staff indicated that they plan to contact UP in the near future. The Commission recommended approval of the staff recommendation for the item listed above. The votes were as follows: AYES: Burruss, Chan, Fowler, Gore, Morton, Otto, Rosa, Shah, Stivers NOES: None ABSENT: Dean, Morgan 6. Approval of Loan and Owner Participation Agreement for Palmer House Apartments Alan Sanders, Housing Finance Analyst, presented the item. CommissionerChan askedaboutthe amountofthe initial loanwhichstaffprovided. He also asked if the developer is allowed to sell the property. Staff indicated that theownermusthave SHRA’s permissionto sell the propertyand thatthere is a55 year regulatoryagreementon the propertywhich will keep itaffordable. The Commission recommended approval of the staff recommendation for the item listed above. The votes were as follows: AYES: Burruss, Chan, Fowler, Gore, Morton, Otto, Rosa, Shah, Stivers NOES: None SHRC Synopsis July 1, 2009 7. Application For Neighborhood Stabilization Program Funding – City report 8. Application For Neighborhood Stabilization Program Funding – County report Chris Pahule and EmilyHalconoftheHousingand CommunityDevelopmentDivision presented the items. The Commission recommended approval of the staff recommendation for the items listed above. The votes were as follows: AYES: Burruss, Chan, Fowler, Gore, Morton, Otto, Rosa, Shah, Stivers NOES: None ABSENT: Dean. Morgan EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS REPORT La Shelle Dozier reviewed the following items: 1. Activities Calendar 2. Welcome to Commissioner Morton ITEMS AND QUESTIONS OF COMMISSION MEMBERS CommissionerOtto requesteda reportbackfrom MaryLizPaulson,HCVManager,regarding the letterthatthe Commissionreceived from the HCVclient.MaryLizindicatedthatshe would report back when the issue was resolved. ADJOURNMENT As there was no further business to be conducted, Chair Burruss adjourned the meeting at 6:35 p.m. AGENCY CLERK