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General City Purposes




                                                                  2020-21          Change From          2021-22
            Program Changes                                    Adopted Budget     2020-21 Budget    Proposed Budget


         Other Changes or Adjustments

         Administered by:  Aging
          6. Aging Programs Various.  Funding is provided to the  $               192,000  $                           -  $               192,000
            Department of Aging for services related to the Family
            Caregiver Program, Elder Abuse Prevention Program,
            and other Older Americans Act support programs.

          7. Congregate Meals for Seniors. Funding is provided                   813,615                3,000,000                3,813,615
            Citywide  for  seniors  and  supplements  the  Older
            Americans Act grant funds. Funding is increased as a one-
            time increase to provide an additional 332,450 meals in
            2021-22.

          8. Home-Delivered Meals for Seniors. Funding is provided                2,667,230                               -                2,667,230
            for home-delivered meals for seniors and supplements
            Older Americans Act grant funds.  These funds will
            provide approximately 276,045 meals in 2021-22.



         Administered by:  Chief Legislative Analyst
          9. Council Community Projects.  One-time funding is                3,777,814                1,585,000                5,362,814
            provided to fund specific community programs in various
            Council Districts. The selection of these programs are
            based on anticipated community outcomes.

         10. Neighborhood  Service  Enhancements.  One-time                             -              30,000,000              30,000,000
            funding is provided for neighborhood investment projects
            including  public  works  improvements,  jobs  and
            community investment programs, city services and
            programming, cleaning and beautification, and homeless
            services.


         Administered by:  Chief Legislative Analyst and City Administrative Officer

         11. Clean Streets - Related Costs. The Clean Streets                1,800,000                6,652,330                8,452,330
            Program addresses illegal dumping, alleyway cleanups,
            and homeless encampments. Funding for the program is
            provided directly in the Bureau of Sanitation's operating
            budget. The General City Purposes funding will reimburse
            the Solid Waste Resources Revenue Fund for vehicle
            fuel,  vehicle  depreciation,  and  fleet  maintenance
            expenses.  Funding   is  increased  to  address
            reimbursement shortfalls in 2018-19 and 2019-20.










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