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EXHIBIT B Midpeninsula Citizens for Fair Housing Fair Housing Services CONTRACT OBJECTIVES FISCAL YEAR 2001/2002 GOALS # OF COMPLETION HOUSEHOLDS DATE ASSISTED Primary Quantitative Contract Goals Provide information, investigation, counseling, legal 15 Households June 30, 2002 referral, and follow-up services, as appropriate, to persons with allegations of illegal housing discrimination. Other Secondary Collaborative Actions Outreach and Emphasis to be Conducted Provide consultations regarding apartment rules and 10 Households June 30, 2002 regulations relating to housing discrimination. Provide information and referrals to telephone inquiries 10 Households June 30, 2002 regarding housing discrimination issues, landlord/tenant issues, and availability of housing. Recruit and maintain communication with panel of Panel of at least 15 Continuing cooperating attorneys, attorneys June 30, 2002 Conduct attorneys' workshop/training. One Per year Recruit, train, and maintain pool of testers. Diverse pool of Continuing testers Quarterly newsletters. One per quarter June 30, 2002 Brochures distributed at public locations. 300 brochures June 30, 2002 Ads in local newspaper publications, such as El Weekly: 52/year Observador (Spanish language) & S. J. Mercury News. Daily: 365/year June 30, 2002 Presentation to community groups and service agencies. 2 per year June 30, 2002 Public Service announcements distributed. 4 per year June 30, 2002 Participate in fair housing collaborations. 3-4 meetings per year June 30, 2002 If potential violations exist which require legal action, On-going June 30, 2002 MCFH works closely with our panel of approximately fifteen cooperating attorneys to ensure that the client obtains qualified and experienced legal representation. June 30, 2002 MCFH contacts local churches and community groups to On-going increase participation from Redwood City's diverse communities,