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HomeMy WebLinkAbout3A - PresentationHomeless Navigation Center: City Council Update July 28, 2022 | Palm Springs City Council Meeting Agenda —Community Needs —Project Overview —Project Schedule —Community Outreach —Project Implementation —Questions/Comments Item 3A - 2 Community Needs: Gaps Analysis —County: 3,316 people experiencing homelessness —District 4: 1,094 people experiencing homelessness —Palm Springs: 276 people experiencing homelessness •222 are unsheltered —18 out of 100 rental units available at or below extremely low income (Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario Metro) —59.3% of renters pay at least 30% of their income on rent (City of Palm Springs)Item 3A - 3 —80 modular living units —Rehab of two of the three existing warehouse buildings for ser vices —Application for $19 million for capital and operating costs Homekey 2: Project Overview Item 3A - 4 Homekey 2: Project Schedule Two very important Homekey deadlines, both commence upon Homekey 2 award: —8-month expenditure deadline —12-month construction completion deadline Item 3A - 5 Homekey 2: Project Schedule Palm Springs received notice of official award from HCD July/August 2022 March 2023 All Homekey capital funds must be expended July/August 2023 All construction must be completed Item 3A - 6 Community Outreach Overview —Navigation Center Website —Community Survey —Lived Experience Survey —Stakeholder Interviews & Focus Groups —Community Input Sessions —Resident Advisory Working Group Item 3A - 7 2/17 Homeless Navigation Center Survey went live 3/3 Community Meeting #1 (in-person) 3/15 Community Meeting #2 (in-person) Resident Advisory Working Group Application went live5/2 4/27 Community Meeting #3 (virtual) Lived Experience Survey went live5/17 Stakeholder Meetings5/19-6/16 Acquisition of Site Discussed at City Council Meeting10/28 City Council Approval1/27 Acquisition of Site Discussed at City Council Meeting11/4 Acquisition of Site Discussed at City Council Meeting11/18 Purchase of Property on McCarthy Rd. 1/31 Selection of Resident Advisory Working Group6/30 Proposed Resident Advisory Working Group Meeting #1 (virtual)8/16 Outreach Timeline Item 3A - 8 —Safety & Security —Location & Access —Site Design —Services & Operations —Funding & Costs Feedback Received Item 3A - 9 Architectural Goals —Create a safe, welcoming environment —Design landscape to create a secure, beautiful buffer between the public right of way and the navigation center —Use materials and design features compatible within the context of Palm Springs —Enhance a feeling of community and belonging Item 3A - 10 Future Springs Housing Navigation Campus 80 Housing Units —65 Individual —10 Transitional Youth —5 Family Services (Bldgs A + B) Playground, parking, communal spaces McCarthy RoadBuilding B (services) area designated for parking area for housing, playground, communal spaces landscape buffer landscape bufferlandscape buffer Building A (services) Building C (not in scope) North not to scale adjacent property adjacent propertyadjacent propertyItem 3A - 11 Project Implementation: Services & Operations —Housing Navigation Assistance —Case Management —Behavioral Health Services —Physical Health Services —Benefit and Documentation Assistance —Education and Employment •Computer Training •Job Training —Housing Retention Skills —Clothing Vouchers —Legal Assistance —Family Connection Services —Transportation —24-Hour Security Item 3A - 12 Q&A Item 3A - 13