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Item 23 - Public Hearing - FY 2025-29 5 Year Plan, Annual Action Plan for CDBG, HOME, and ESG Programs
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Item 23 - Public Hearing - FY 2025-29 5 Year Plan, Annual Action Plan for CDBG, HOME, and ESG Programs
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<br /> <br />Orange County 81 25-29 Regional AFH <br /> <br />human capital, with slight disparities between races/ethnicities—Hispanic residents <br />have the least access to these neighborhoods. Compared to the region, access is <br />higher for Hispanic and Black residents in the city. <br />• In Costa Mesa, access to neighborhoods close to jobs is high for all races/ethnicities, <br />with only slight disparities—Hispanic residents have the least access. Access to <br />neighborhoods with high labor force participation and human capital is also high for <br />all races/ethnicities, but with significant disparities between races/ethnicities—again <br />Hispanic residents have the least access. On both indices, the city performs better <br />than the region overall for all racial/ethnic groups. <br />• In Fountain Valley, access to neighborhoods close to jobs, and with high labor force <br />participation and human capital, is relatively high for all groups except for Native <br />American residents living below the FPL, who have very low index values for each <br />measure. <br />• In Fullerton, all race/ethnicities have moderate access to neighborhoods close to <br />jobs, with slight disparities between groups—AAPI residents have the least access <br />of any group. Regarding access to neighborhoods with high labor force participation <br />and human capital, there are some disparities between groups (with Hispanic <br />residents having the least access), and index values for Hispanic, Black, and AAPI <br />residents are higher than their counterparts regionwide. <br />• In Garden Grove, access to neighborhoods close to jobs is low for all groups, with <br />some disparities between groups—AAPI residents have the least access. Compared <br />to the region, all groups in Garden Grove have less access. Access to neighborhoods <br />with high labor force participation and human capital is also relatively low for all <br />groups in the city, with slight disparities between races/ethnicities. Access is lowest <br />for Hispanic and AAPI residents. Compared to the region, the Labor Market Index in <br />the city is higher for Black and Hispanic residents , and lower for all others. <br />• In Huntington Beach, access to neighborhoods close to jobs is relatively low for all <br />groups, with few disparities between races/ethnicities. Overall, groups in the city <br />have better access to neighborhoods with high labor force participation and human <br />capital; however, there are large disparities between groups. Hispanic residents, and <br />especially those living below the FPL, have the least access to these neighborhoods. <br />• In Irvine, access to neighborhoods close to jobs and with high labor force <br />participation and human capital is high for all groups (and higher than the region). <br />The only significant disparities are for Black residents living below FPL, who have <br />less access to neighborhoods close to jobs, and Native American residents living <br />below FPL, who have less access to neighborhoods with high labor force <br />participation and human capital. <br />• In La Habra, access to neighborhoods close to jobs is very low for all groups, with <br />no disparities between groups. There are disparities, however, in access to <br />neighborhoods with high labor force participation and human capital. Hispanic <br />EXHIBIT 6
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