Reports and Plans

The City of Victorville's Redevelopment Housing Division issues various reports on the planning, implementation and completion of our programs and services. The Redevelopment Housing Division's utlimate goal is to provide high quality, affordable housing for all Victorville residents. The links below are PDFs of many of our reports on current projects as well as our strategic plans for future development within the City of Victorville. For more information on these reports, contact us at (760) 955-5032 or housing@victorvillecity.com.

Housing and Community Development Reports and Plans

All reports are in PDF format unless specifically noted otherwise.

HUD mandates that all entitlement communities receiving HUD funds must consolidate the submission requirements of their Community Planning and Development formula grant program into one cohesive Consolidated Plan.
The consortium identifies the Town of Apple Valley as the lead agency and the City of Victorville as one participating jurisdiction.

Current Reports
NEW! 2013-2014 Draft Annual Action Plan (PDF - 878kb)
2012-2013 DRAFT Annual Action Plan (PDF - 2,975kb)
2012-2013 DRAFT Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice (PDF - 4,855kb)
2012-2016 DRAFT Consolidated Plan (PDF - 3,852kb)
2011-2012 FINAL Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) (PDF 1,684kb)
Citizen Participation Plan (PDF - 15kb)
The Citizen Participation Plan provides the method and process by which the City's consolidated planning process complies with the citizen participation requirements set forth by HUD.

Disaster Recovery Grant Reporting System
The Disaster Recovery Grant Reporting system was developed by HUD's Office of Community Planning and Development for the Disaster Recovery CDBG program and other special appropriations. Data from the system is used by HUD staff to review activities funded under these programs and for required quarterly reports to Congress.

The system was developed for grantees to identify activities funded under their Action Plans and Amendments along with budgets and performance goals for those activities. Once an Action Plan is submitted and approved, grantees can submit quarterly reports summarizing obligation, expenditures, drawdowns, and accomplishments for all their activities.

The following are quarterly reports prepared by the City of Victorville for their NSP1 and NSP3 Grants:
Quarter 3 2012 (PDF - 109kb)
Quarter 2 2012 (PDF - 108kb)
Quarter 1 2012 (PDF - 107kb)
Quarter 4 2011 (PDF - 109kb)
Quarter 3 2011 (PDF - 107kb)
Quarter 2 2011 (PDF - 94kb)

HCD Awards
2012-2013 HCD Grant Projects Awards (PDF - 75kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2012-13 fiscal year. ...
2011-2012 HCD Grant Projects Awards (PDF - 58kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2011-12 fiscal year. .......
2010-2011 HCD Grant Projects Awards (PDF - 61kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2010-11 fiscal year.
2009-2010 HCD Grant Projects Awards (PDF - 8kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2009-10 fiscal year.
2008-2009 HCD Grant Projects Awards (PDF - 10kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2008-09 fiscal year.
2007-2008 HCD Grant Projects Awards (PDF - 8kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2007-08 fiscal year.
2006-2007 HCD Grant Projects Awards (PDF - 8kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2006-07 fiscal year.
2005-2006 HCD Final Grant Awards (PDF - 5kb)
This is the list of projects awarded HCD grants for the 2005-06 fiscal year.

CDBG Grant Information
The following exhibits are to be used by grant subrecipients.
Exhibit 01: Grant Award Face Sheet (PDF - 82kb)
Exhibit 02: Project Contacts (PDF - 87kb)
Exhibit 03: Certification (PDF - 47kb)
Exhibit 04: Signature Authorization (PDF - 75kb)
Exhibit 05: Insurance (PDF - 62kb)
Exhibit 06: Reimbursements (PDF - 51kb)
Exhibit 07a: Quarterly Progress Report (PDF - 65kb)
Exhibit 07b: Semi-annual Progress Report (PDF - 68kb)
Exhibit 08: Summary of Expenses (PDF - 47kb)
Exhibit 09: Beneficiary Qualification Statement (PDF - 91kb)
Exhibit 09: Declaraci'n de Calificaciones del Beneficiario (PDF - 92kb)
Exhibit 10: Annual Report (PDF - 82kb)

AB 987 Affordable Housing Database
In accordance with the provisions of AB 987, a worksheet describing new, existing, and substantially rehabilitated housing units that were either developed or otherwise assisted with monies from the Low and Moderate Income Housing Fund, has been prepared and posted for public review.
Please be aware that this is simply a listing of affordable housing that has been assisted with Low and Moderate Housing Funds; it is not a listing of currently available housing. To determine whether there are vacancies at any of the rental locations, please contact the apartment sites directly.
AB 987 Affordable Housing Data Base (PDF - 456kb)

Implemented HCD Grant Programs

6th Street After School Enrichment Program
This program was implemented by the Community Services Department. It provides a recreational, educational and cultural enrichment program for low and moderate-income children.

Graffiti Removal Program
This program was implemented by the Public Works Department. The program provides state of the art color matching systems to abate graffiti as well as providing community training programs and proactive involvement with local law enforcement to abate graffiti in target neighborhoods.

Code Enforcement Program
This program was implemented by the Development Department. The program promotes and enforces compliance with the Municipal Code relating to housing, zoning, and building codes in target neighborhoods.

Demolition Program
This program was implemented by the Development Department. The program eliminates substandard and hazardous buildings as well as blighted conditions in target neighborhoods.

Senior Home Repair Program
This program was implemented by the Finance/Development Departments. The program provides grants to low-income homeowners who are: at least 60 years of age; or handicapped; or permanently disabled, to make home repairs to correct code violations and unsafe conditions.

Mortgage Assistance Program
This program was implemented by the Economic Development Department. The program provides a limited number of deferred payment second mortgages (up to $65,000) to qualified families to secure financing towards the purchase of a home in the City. Click here for more information on the Mortgage Assistance Program.

Fair Housing Program
The City's Fair Housing Program is administered through a CDBG funded contract with Inland Fair Housing and Mediation Board. The program provides a comprehensive Fair Housing Program that includes education, outreach, enforcement, and landlord/tenant mediation services.