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����i� <br /> Red <br /> C j�'�� 0811�OPIliB <br /> �l� FOIIRIA001881 <br /> FAIR OAKS COMMUNITY CENTER 2600 Middiefield Road <br /> Division of Parks, Recreation Redwood City, CA 94063 <br /> and Community Services (650) 780-7500 <br /> City of Redwood City Fax (650) 298-8184 <br /> Date: June 15, 2004 <br /> To: Mayor Ira and Council Members <br /> From: Teri Chin. Human Services Manager <br /> Subject: Human Services Financial Assistance Program Recommendations <br /> As background material for the FY 04-OS Human Service Financial Assistance Program (HSFA) <br /> recommendations included in the Proposed FY 04-OS Budget for the City, I have attached a <br /> listing of the HHCC recommendations as well as a brief summary description of each agency <br /> funding request. <br /> Please note that the HSFA recommendations for FY 04-OS totaling $198,200 represent a 15% <br /> reduction from the FY 03-04 funding level. Additionally, the Housing and Human Concerns <br /> Committee (HHCC) has developed a 7% `'add-back" option that would increase the HSFA FY <br /> 04-OS allocation to $211,200. <br /> Should the Council to choose to add-back 7% for HSFA, the changes to the HHCC <br /> recommendations would be as follows: <br /> • Ellipse Peninsula AIDS Services — would receive an additional $3,000 bringing their total <br /> grant to $10,900. <br /> • Boys and Girls Club of the Peninsula/After School Learning Center Programs— would <br /> receive $5,000 instead of $0 funding. <br /> • Sequoia YMCA/Fit Kids Program — would receive $5,000 instead of $0 funding. <br /> In addition to the brief summary description of the agency funding requests, a binder with the full <br /> applications is available for your reference in the Council Study. <br />
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