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The CDBG / Housing Division manages various programs to assist with:
- Funds to purchase your first home in Lompoc (Homebuyer Assistance Program)
- Grants for Local Non-Profit Agencies (Community Development Block Grant Program)
- Subrecipient monitoring, compliance and resources (Monitoring, Compliance and Resources)
Fair Lending Notice and Statements
The City of Lompoc is an equal opportunity lender and adheres to the Federal Fair Housing and Equal Credit Opportunity Acts.
Fair Lending Notice & Statement of Non-Discrimination (in English and Spanish)
The division is in the process of translating documents to Spanish. For additional assistance, please contact Chanel Ovalle at 805-875-8245.
Homebuyer Assistance Program
The Lompoc Homebuyer Assistance Program (LHAP) is a City of Lompoc Housing Trust Fund Program that expands home ownership opportunities in the community of Lompoc. The program removes financial barriers to the dream of home ownership by lowering home acquisition and carrying costs. The program enables qualified families to purchase a home that provides a stable residence that strengthens the family, neighborhood and community. Participants must be first time, low-income home buyers (up to 120% Area Median Income) and purchase a home within the city limits of Lompoc. For detailed information, please see Lompoc HAP Guidelines and LHAP101-Underwriting Standards. Please contact approved lenders as listed on Loan Flyer to qualify and for questions.
Program highlights:
- loan up to $197,851 to assist with down payment
- 3% fixed interest
- 30-year deferred payment (no current interest or principal payments)
pay upon sale, transfer, refinancing of the home or at the end of 30-year term (whichever comes first) - closing cost grant up to $7,500
To qualify, contact a City Approved First Mortgage Lender as reflected on the following flyers:
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Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program
The CDBG Entitlement Program, established in 1974 and administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), allocates annual grants to non-profit agencies who will develop viable communities by providing decent housing, a suitable living environment, and opportunities to expand economic opportunities, principally for low- and moderate-income persons.
- Human Services Commission Notice of Regular Meeting Agenda October 29, 2024 CANCELLED
- Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for Fiscal Year 2025-26 in English and Spanish
- 2023-24 Draft Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)
- Public Notice & Press Release for CAPER 2023-24 in Spanish and English
- 2024-25 Action Plan
- 2024-25 Draft Action Plan Public Notice (in English & Spanish)
- 2024-25 FY Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA in English and Spanish)
- 2022-23 Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER)
- Public Notice & Press Release for CAPER 2022-23 in Spanish and English
- 2023-24 Action Plan
- Public Notice for 2023-2024 Action Plan Review and Public Hearing in English and Spanish
- 2023-2024 Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA in English and Spanish)
- 2021-22 CAPER
- 2022 Action Plan (Final)
- 2020-21 CAPER
- 2020-2024 Lompoc Consolidated Plan
- Limited English Proficiency Plan
- Complaint Form - ENGLISH
- Complaint Form - SPANISH
- Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing
Monitoring, Compliance and Resources
Agencies who receive funding from the City can access forms and tools:
- HUD Income Calculator
- CDBG Income Guidelines as of April 1, 2024
- 2024 Lompoc Utility Allowances for Single-Family Unit
- 2024 Lompoc Utility Allowances for Multi-Family Unit
- CDBG ESPR Benefits Worksheet
- Initial Contact Report
- Sub-recipient Monitoring Tool for Limited English Proficiency Plan
- Human Service Agency Requirements for Conflict of Interest, Insurance, Client Intake Forms, DUNs, and Language Proficiency Plan
- Example of Client Intake Form
- Example of Client Intake Form for Presumed Benefited
- Direct Link to Human Services Grant Application
- 2022-23 Annual Housing Successor Agency Report
On May 6, 2014, the City Council adopted Chapter 45 of the Administrative Procedures Manual’s Sub-Recipient Financial, Programmatic, and Monitoring Reporting Requirement Policy (Policy). This Policy prescribes responsibilities for non-profit partners, affordable housing providers, and affordable housing developers, collectively, sub-recipients (Sub-Recipients). The Policy defines a Sub-Recipient as an affordable housing organization organized primarily to provide for lower-income residential, transitional, and homeless housing needs, non-profit agencies providing community services, and organizations that receive funding through the City by way of grants or loans.
Sub-Recipient Financial, Programmatic, and Monitoring Reporting Requirement Policy – Audit and Compliance Findings Report.