Agda Pkt 2025.11.24 Joint SA PFA

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Page 9 of 12 provided no later than three years after the issuance of a demolition permit for 1306 Main Street, per applicable state and federal relocation laws. Service Provisions HIP Housing is a local nonprofit specializing in creative affordable housing solutions throughout San Mateo County. HIP Housing has three housing programs that together, provide homes to 1,400 local low-income residents each year. Its programs include Home Sharing, Self Sufficiency Family Housing and Property Development and Management. On the Property Development side, HIP Housing owns 18 deed restricted low-income properties totaling 265 units with six of the properties located in Redwood City. HIP Housing is featured in the City’s General Plan Housing Element at H-125 as a nonprofit organization whose programs help to provide housing options to those at the lowest incomes. It as an experienced in-house property management team with AMO credentialing and is one of only three Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDO) in San Mateo County. HIP will partner with both the San Mateo County Mental Health Association (“MHA”) and Housing Choices (“HC”) to offer units to developmentally disabled residents. HIP will make best efforts to allocate 15% of units to MHA and Housing Choices clients. The number of referrals will depend on the pool of qualified applicants. Services from MHA and HC will be funded through a combination of project funds and onsite services provided by MHA and HC. Parcel F will be funding social services in the amount of $25,000 annually and the balance will be funded through existing funds at MHA and HC. See below for background on these organizations: Mental Health Association of San Mateo County (MHA): MHA annually serves more than 850 individuals with mental illness and/or HIV/AIDS through a variety of programs, a majority of whom having been homeless, chronically homeless or at risk of homelessness. Individuals are served through a variety of housing and housing support programs. MHA works with local landlords to offer safe, decent, scattered site housing, and provides case management and wellness activities and services to ensure that problems are resolved before they affect the housing for clients. MHA plans to work with the property management team at 1304 ECR to place MHA clients in units and provide ongoing case management and support services to include Occupational Therapists and Registered Nurses as needed. Services would include MHA Case Managers meeting with individual clients/tenants at least twice per month, much more often during early tenancy, and can make referrals for OT or Nursing services as needed and requested. Case Managers help clients obtain needed mental health and medical care, financial entitlements, and other essential needs. The MHA staff would also provide direct assistance in budgeting, symptom management, landlord tenant issues, and employment as needed and requested. Housing Choices: Housing Choices is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance the lives of people living with developmental and other disabilities and their families by creating and supporting quality affordable housing opportunities. Their goal is to help their clients to retain their housing and live successfully in their new homes. Because the proposed Greystar property is predominately studio apartments, the unit size makes the project appropriate for people with developmental disabilities who have independent living skills. A typical resident living in a studio in downtown Redwood City would be supported by a part- time Housing Choices Resident Coordinator who would work at the property site. In addition, 8.B. - Page 43 of 120 206