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~~~TI~Y 1D~~~P1+~~TT ~ H~U INS ONl~ ~~N REO~NDAT~
At its Regular I~eetin of August 19, 2DD8, bar ~ vote of :0 Re~rna
abstained ~asgue~~ ~Tillaseno~ absent}, the Cammunit~r Redevelopment and
dousing ~amm.is~.on recommended that the Housing Authority ~eeeive and
file this report.
D~U~~
The Apri 1 2 0 D 8 - dune 2 a 0 $ quarter~.y ,status repot for the I~ous~.g choice
~Touoher ~H~~l} Rental Assistance Frograzn provides statistics for the da~~
to-da~r aotivit~.e of the s~nta Ana Housing Author~.t~. The report is
divided into three sections: ~'ait~.ng List, ~~~ticipants, end Production.
W~it~.~c~ List
As of June ~~, X008, there sere 9, 4~5 indi~riduals~far~ilies an the ~raiting
gist. The Baiting ~.ist opened ~eto~er 1, X007, ~r~d closed November Q,
2D07. hart 1 and ~ depict the characteristics o~ those currently an
the Baiting list,
Quarterl~r Report Far
Dousing choice ~To~cher Program:
April ~~~8 - ~7ne ~Q~S
epterer 2 , ~ ~ D S
Page ~
~ . VUeit List harac~eri~i~
Residency Pre~e~ence
chart 1 illustrates the percentage
of those an the wolfing list who
work ar lure in Santa Ana. These
appl~.cants are given a
preference an the l~.st .
chart ~ i1~.utrates the number of applicants ~~ total household size,
The maj arit~r of families on the waiting list consist of o~~.~ one or two
Members.
Half of all applicants
~4, 7~4 of ~, 4~5; or 5~ ~ } have
one or two me~.ber households,
ar~d would qualify for a
1-bedroom vouc~rer. The
Santa Ana Housing Autharit~r' s
occupancy policy is one
bedroom far every two f a~ni ly
members.
~a~~~~~~aants
. Ill~ai~ List hara~teriti~
Household Sze
~,o~o
~, 500
2, 000
~ ,~o~
~ ,~~~
X00
0
x,484
,. 2,280
~~rJ'
./r .: ~,
rJ~F 1 f~ ~ ~ r M
~I
;:: ~:~ x,515
8~4
387
S4 42 11 9 0 3
~-,
. - , .---,
~ ~ 3 4 5 5 7 $ ~ 10 11 ~~+
At the end of the reporting period, there were ~,~~5 hau~sehold~s receiving
rental assistance from t~.e dousing Authority.
chart illustrates partic~.-
pating families, carted bar
number of family members.
fiver two-thirds { ~ 0 a } of
families receiving assistance
have three ar fewer members.
3 Pei
~ Person 33°1
~~ ~w~ ~s 20°l0
5 Person:
4 Persons ~ 4°fo
3
P~r~~cip~ting Families
Number of F~miiy Members
~ Persons 4°l~ 7} Persons ~ °lo
~uarterl.y Report For
Housing choice ~Touche Program:
April ~~08 - Tune 2~D8
epter~ber ~, 2QQ8
Page
Participants
'the ho~seho~.d type of program
participants ~. illustrated in
chart 4. "other" consists of
hoehals that are non-elderly,
non-~disabled, ~i.th no r~inor
chap ldren .
over half ~ 5 ~ ~ } of participating
households have elderly ~.nd/o~
disabled n~em~ers .
chart 5 depiots participants by
percentage of orange county
median i~~ome. As of N~aroh
2 D ~ S , the bounty' median income
was X84,100,
Nearly two thirds ~~5~~ of
families on the program earn
less than ~~ of the median
income, which is X7,900 per
year for a family of fear.
4. Pa~icipaing F~r~ilie
F~~ily gyp
a. P~~#i~ipant ~h~ra~teri~ic
income a Pe~er~t o~ iedi~n
BeC~w ~~°l~ of
n n„~ ~„ .,
Below 5~°l0 of
Median
~4°l0
Below 30°l0 of
Median
~~ °~o
~~icipa~ing Fa~~l~e
Sources a~ inoome
Participants' incomes come from
a variety of souroes, as
illustrated in chart ~.
~1early half { ~ ~ ~ } of
participating families
have employment inoome.
~o°~~
U~4~0
~D°l~
4~°la
~~~~o
2~°l~
~ ~°l~
0°l~
~8°l0
49°l~
11~ith any wages ~Elfifh any 1~lith any UUith any other
l~lJelfare ~~si income
QLla~te~~.y Repot ~'or
Housing choice Toucher Program:
.~.pil ~~OS - June ODB
September ~, ~Q~S
Page 4
Participating families pad a portion of their monthly rent based upon
their ineor~e a~.d the payment standard for their unit. Tie Hous~.ng
Authority pay the difference between the tenant portion and the contract
rent. This payment is the Housing Assistance Payment ~HAP~.
The ~~~~~ SAP for April through ~ur~e BOOS way 79~ peg unit. The total
HAP paid in Apri.~. through June ~~ ~~, X18, ~7~ .
Production
~. 2007y08 H~ lnpe~ti~n
HAS Znspeotion
each assisted unit rust be
inspected at least annual~.y to
ensure it meets the Housing Quality
standards ~H~ in oomplianoe with
federal gu~.de~lines , From Apr~.l to
dune, a total of 58~ inspections
were performed. chart ~]
illustrates the number' of
inspections perf armed monthly since
~uiy ~00~.
350 -
~~o -
250
~~~ -
~~~ -
~ ~o -
~~
~-
~~~
259
243 232 233
.___...,.r., . 256
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24~ ~o~
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$. ~~~~-~$ ~~-~X~C~ ~c ~~1~~~'~1~1~
~QO
~e~-certifications~Interim
X50
each year, the Housing
Authority must re-certify eaoh ~~~
participating family to ensure ~~~
eomplianoe with p~ogra
eligibility. In addition, when 3~0
a participant's income changes, ~~~
an interim examination must be
performed, During the ~~~
reporting period, ~ total Of
1~4~ ~e-oe~ti~iation~ir~ter~.m ~~o
were conducted, Monthly totals ~~~
since duly 207 are Shawn
in chart 8. ~~
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® R~,Exam ®~r~te~ims
Quarterl~r deport For
Housing Chaioe ~ouoher grogram:
April ~a~8 ~- June ~a~S
eptern~er ~, ~OaS
Wage
ether ~ha~.ge of Unit
These aatians are made when ~ family mares to a different rental unit.
Fiftythree other ohange of un~.t actions mere processed during the
repar~. ing per.~od . 'the ~.onthl~r average s inoe Jul~r ~ 0 0 7 i 17 per n~anth .
F ~ ~ CAL I ~lP~~ T
There is na fiscal impact associated ~~th this aotian.
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HOUS1ng N~anager
~ommunit~ Development Agenc~r
~~E ~'ARF D ~Y : John lea 1 oney
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