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CDBG Consolidated Plan
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This is an extension of the 2006-09 Consolidated Plan submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in May 2006. The plan provides a Housing Needs Assesment, Housing Market Analysis, Strategic Plan for use of CDBG funds, the Annual Plan for 2006-07, Citizen Participation Plan and various statistical exhibits and maps.
Click here to view the Consolidated Plan
Click here to view the Consolidated Plan Extention
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CDBG Annual Plan
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The City of San Clemente submits the Annual Action Plan for use of CDBG funds to HUD every year. The most recent plan can be reviewed by clicking on the link below.
Click here to view the Annual Action Plan
Click here to view the Grant Allocation
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Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
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The City of San Clemente submits the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice for use of CDBG funds to HUD every year. The most recent plan can be reviewed by clicking on the link below.
Click here to view the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
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CDBG Caper Report
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The City of San Clemente submits the Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER) for use of CDBG funds to HUD every year. The most recent draft can be reviewed by clicking on the link below.
Click here to view the CAPER Report
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Fair Housing Foundation
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The Fair Housing Foundation (FHF) is a non-profit corporation that has been providing services to municipalities for 44 years. Direct client services are located in the City of Long Beach. You may contact staff at (562) 989-1206 or (800) 446-3247. FHF offers a comprehensive Fair Housing Program that includes:
- 1) Discrimination Complaint Intake and Investigation
- 2) Enforcement and Impact Litigation
- 3) Landlord/Tenant Counseling and
- 4) General Fair Housing Education, Trainings and Outreach.
From more information please visit http://www.fairhousingfoundation.com
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Neighborhood Revitalization
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This includes the Home Rehabilitation Program which provides loans for qualified rental properties and owner-occupied properties, and the Neighborhood Pride Program which provides special neighborhood clean-ups, public education of laws and services, and code enforcement. The Building Division - Code Enforcement Program accepts written complaints from the public at any time. Forms can be sent to you by the Administrative Assistant at (949) 361-6162. Special clean-ups can be arranged through the Housing Coordinator (949) 361-6188 or Senior Code Compliance Officer at (949)361-6172.
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EMail about Neighborhood Revitalization
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Owner Occupied Loans application form
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0% and 3% loans are available to qualified homeowners living in designated areas downtown and in some cases outside of the target area for qualified homeowners with properties with health and safety problems. Grants up to $3,000 may be given for small projects to remedy health and safety issues to persons earning less than 50% of median income. The current income qualifications are listed in the application.
Downloadable in Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® format by clicking on the link below.
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More information on Owner Occupied Loans application form
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Redevelopment Agency Affordable Housing Program
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This program provides funds for non-profit agencies to acquire and rehabilitate older apartment buildings or construct new apartments for long term affordable housing for very low income households (persons earning less than 50% of median income). Proposals from Non-profit developers are accepted year-round pending available funds and priorities are met. Contact the City Housing Coordinator for more information at 949-361-6188.
Click here for the Mid-Term Revision of 5 Year Plan
Click here for the Redevelopment Agency 5 Year Plan
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Inclusionary Housing Program
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This program requires developers building 6 housing units or more to provide 4% of the total number of units for very low-income households, on-site, off-site, or pay an in-lieu fee, donation of land or a combination recommended by the Community Development Director. The in-lieu fees are provided as a no interest or low interest loan to non-profit agencies for a minimum of 55 years to acquire or build affordable housing.
Downloadable in Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® format by clicking on the link below.
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More information on Inclusionary Housing Program
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Housing Element of General Plan
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The Housing Element is a component of the General Plan which identifies the housing needs of all economic segments of the community and recommends ways to meet these needs while balancing community objectives and resources. State law requires that all cities adopt a Housing Element and requires that the Element be revised as appropriate but not less than every five years, unless extended by the State.
Click here to view the draft of the 2008 Housing Element
Click here to view the 2000 Housing Element
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