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Attachment B <br />Name of Program <br />Objective <br />Timeframe in KE <br />Status of Program Implementation <br />In CY 2024, the City continued to monitor Warwick Square Apartments, a project at risk <br />A. Annually monitor the status of at -risk <br />of converting to market rate, as part of its efforts to preserve affordable housing. The <br />housing projects, specifically the Warwick <br />City remains in contact with the property owners and has met with them to discuss <br />Square, Highland Manor, and other projects <br />options for preserving the property's affordability. On July 8, 2024, the owners of <br />31. Preservation of At Risk <br />that may have expiring affordability <br />Warwick Square sent a proposal to the City requesting $3.5 million and 8 project -based <br />Housing <br />covenants. Contact owners of properties at <br />Ongoing <br />vouchers. The City completed a financial analysis of their proposal on November 5, <br />risk of conversion within one year of <br />2024. Staff are still reviewing the analysis and proposal to determine if any funding <br />expiration to discuss City's desire and <br />could be provided by the City for this project. Regarding Highland Manor, in June 2024, <br />support to preserve projects as affordable <br />the owner submitted an application to TCAC for additional tax credits. The City <br />housing. <br />conducted a Local Reviewing Agency Project Evaluation Form strongly supporting the <br />project. <br />In CY 2024, the City continued to monitor Warwick Square Apartments, a project at risk <br />of converting to market rate, as part of its efforts to preserve affordable housing. The <br />B. Coordinate with property owners to <br />City remains in contact with the property owners and has met with them to discuss <br />ensure notices to tenants are sent out at <br />options for preserving the property's affordability. On July 8, 2024, the owners of <br />31. Preservation of At Risk <br />three years, twelve months, and six <br />Warwick Square sent a proposal to the City requesting $3.5 million and 8 project -based <br />Housing <br />months; educate tenants regarding tenants' <br />Ongoing <br />vouchers. The City completed a financial analysis of their proposal on November 5, <br />rights and conversion procedures pursuant <br />2024. Staff are still reviewing the analysis and proposal to determine if any funding <br />to state law (Government Code Section <br />could be provided by the City for this project. Regarding Highland Manor, in June 2024, <br />65863.13). <br />the owner submitted an application to TCAC for additional tax credits. The City <br />conducted a Local Reviewing Agency Project Evaluation Form strongly supporting the <br />project. <br />In CY 2024, the City continued to monitor Warwick Square Apartments, a project at risk <br />of converting to market rate, as part of its efforts to preserve affordable housing. The <br />City remains in contact with the property owners and has met with them to discuss <br />C. As resources are available, contact <br />options for preserving the property's affordability. On July 8, 2024, the owners of <br />31. Preservation of At Risk <br />agencies interested in purchasing and/or <br />Warwick Square sent a proposal to the City requesting $3.5 million and 8 project -based <br />Housing <br />managing at -risk units, including entities <br />Ongoing <br />vouchers. The City completed a financial analysis of their proposal on November 5, <br />from the State's qualified entities list. <br />2024. Staff are still reviewing the analysis and proposal to determine if any funding <br />could be provided by the City for this project. Regarding Highland Manor, in June 2024, <br />the owner submitted an application to TCAC for additional tax credits. The City <br />conducted a Local Reviewing Agency Project Evaluation Form strongly supporting the <br />project. <br />