City Hall, Council Chamber  
100 Santa Rosa Avenue  
Santa Rosa, CA  
City of Santa Rosa  
Housing Authority  
Regular Meeting Minutes - Final-revised  
Monday, August 25, 2025  
1:30 PM  
1. CALL TO ORDER  
Acting Chair Owen called the meeting to order at 1:30 PM.  
2. REMOTE PARTICIPATION UNDER AB 2449 (IF NEEDED)  
NONE  
3. ROLL CALL  
6 -  
Present  
Vice Chair Wayne Downey Ph. D, Commissioner Claudia Cappio,  
Commissioner Angela Conte, Commissioner Jeffrey Owen,  
Commissioner Andrew Smith, and Commissioner Scott Wimmer  
1 - Chair Jeremy Newton  
Absent  
4. STATEMENTS OF ABSTENTION  
NONE  
5. STUDY SESSION  
NONE  
6. PUBLIC COMMENTS (ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS)  
Two members of the public commented on this item during the  
public comment period:  
Duane Dewitt discussed a New York Times article and other issues  
related to housing HUD-VASH veterans.  
Janice Karrman emphasized the importance of affordable housing  
for HUD-VASH veterans and challenges she faced in obtaining City  
of Santa Rosa information, including last year’s budget.  
7. APPROVAL OF MINUTES  
7.1  
Draft Minutes - July 28, 2025.  
Attachments:  
Approved as submitted.  
Public Comment:  
None  
8. CHAIRMAN/ COMMISSIONER REPORTS  
NONE  
9. COMMITTEE REPORTS  
NONE  
10. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REPORTS/ COMMUNICATION ITEMS:  
PENDING DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE UPDATE - Provided for  
information.  
Attachments:  
Megan Basinger, Executive Director welcomed the new Tenant  
Commissioner Scott Wimmer, presented the Housing Pipeline for  
information, and responded to commissioner questions  
Public Comment:  
None  
11. REPORT ITEMS  
11.1  
REPORT - BURBANK HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION  
AND BURBANK HOUSING NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION  
CORPORATION’S REQUEST FOR A CONDITIONAL  
CONSOLIDATION, EXTENSION AND MODIFICATION OF LOAN  
TERMS FOR 2862 AND 2866 APPLE VALLEY LANE, 2870 AND 2874  
APPLE VALLEY LANE, PAPAGO COURT, PAULIN CREEK, AND  
OLIVE GROVE APARTMENTS  
BACKGROUND: The Housing Authority has provided loans to Burbank  
Housing Development Corporation and Burbank Housing Neighborhood  
Revitalization Corporation (Burbank Housing) for five affordable housing  
properties in the total principal amount of $13,868,472 representing a  
total of 232 units, with 226 units affordable to extremely low-, very low-  
and low-income households. The properties, identified as 2862 and  
2866 Apple Valley Lane, 2870 and 2874 Apple Valley Lane, Papago  
Court, Paulin Creek and Olive Grove Apartments, are being  
consolidated into a “scattered site” application known as Apple Valley  
Scattered Sites to pursue tax exempt bonds and tax credits to access  
funds for rehabilitation of the project sites. The proposed consolidation  
includes a request to extend the terms of the loans to June 30, 2083, as  
well as extend the term of the Regulatory Agreements and updates to  
the affordability mix, securing long term affordability for 228 income  
restricted units for an additional 21 to 34 years through the extension of  
each regulatory agreement.  
RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended by the Housing and  
Community Services Department that the Housing Authority, by five  
resolutions, conditionally approve a consolidation, extension and  
modification to the loans for 2862 and 2866 Apple Valley Lane, 2870  
and 2874 Apple Valley Lane, Papago Court, Paulin Creek and Olive  
Grove Apartments to: 1) consolidate the existing loans that are secured  
on the five project sites into a single loan; 2) change the interest rate  
from 3% to the Applicable Federal Rate as of the date of execution of  
the consolidated Loan Agreement with a floor of 3%; 3) extend the loan  
term(s) for 57 years; 4) extend the term of the Regulatory Agreements  
recorded against each project site to June 30, 2083; and 5) assign the  
loans and loan agreements to Apple Valley Olive Grove, L.P.  
Attachments:  
Rebecca Lane, Program Specialist presented and along with Megan  
Basinger, Executive Director responded to commissioner  
questions.  
One member of the public commented on this item during the public  
comment period:  
Jocelyn Lin from Burbank Housing, with General Counsel approval,  
clarified commissioner's questions and concerns regarding the  
Resolution under vote.  
A motion was made by Commissioner Conte, seconded by Commissioner  
Cappio, to approve RECOMMENDATION It is recommended by the Housing  
and Community Services Department that the Housing Authority, by five  
resolutions, conditionally approve a consolidation, extension and  
modification to the loans for 2862 and 2866 Apple Valley Lane, 2870 and  
2874 Apple Valley Lane, Papago Court, Paulin Creek and Olive Grove  
Apartments to: 1) consolidate the existing loans that are secured on the five  
project sites into a single loan; 2) change the interest rate from 3% to the  
Applicable Federal Rate as of the date of execution of the consolidated  
Loan Agreement with a floor of 3%; 3) extend the loan term(s) for 57 years;  
4) extend the term of the Regulatory Agreements recorded against each  
project site to June 30, 2083; and 5) assign the loans and loan agreements  
to Apple Valley Olive Grove, L.P.. The motion carried by the following vote:  
6 -  
Yes:  
Vice Chair Downey Ph. D, Commissioner Cappio, Commissioner  
Conte, Commissioner Owen, Commissioner Smith and  
Commissioner Wimmer  
1 - Chair Newton  
Absent:  
11.2  
REPORT - CHANGE TO TARGETED UNIT MIX ON PRIOR AWARD  
OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) FUNDS  
FOR WEST AVENUE APARTMENTS  
BACKGROUND: West Avenue Apartments (Project) is a 40-unit  
apartment building located at 1400 West Avenue in Santa Rosa. The  
Project was built in 1986 and is owned by Burbank Housing and  
includes 39 affordable units currently rented to households at or below  
60% of AMI and one manager unit. There are 34 2-bedroom units and  
five 3-bedroom units in the Project. Burbank Housing has secured a  
conditional commitment of Portfolio Reinvestment Program (PRP) funds  
from the California Department of Housing and Community  
Development (HCD) to rehabilitate the property, in addition to the  
conditional award of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)  
funds from the Housing Authority committed to the project on October  
28, 2024. HCD is requiring Burbank Housing to update the targeted unit  
mix from 29 units at 60% of Area Median Income (AMI), one unit at 50%  
of AMI and nine units at 30% of AMI, which is the unit mix that was  
approved by the Housing Authority in the CDBG award, to increase the  
number of units affordable to households at 50% of AMI by one unit.  
The new targeted affordable unit mix is 28 units at 60% of AMI, two  
units at 50% of AMI, and nine units at 30% of AMI. The unit mix change  
must be approved, by resolution, by the Housing Authority.  
RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended by the Housing and  
Community Services Department that the Housing Authority, by  
resolution, approve a change to the targeted affordable unit mix for  
West Avenue Apartments identified in Resolution No. 1783, dated  
October 28, 2024, to align the targeted affordable unit mix with the  
requirements of the state funding sources supporting West Avenue  
Apartments.  
Attachments:  
Rebecca Lane, Program Specialist presented and along with Megan  
Basinger, Executive Director responded to commissioner  
questions.  
Public Comment:  
None  
A motion was made by Commissioner Smith, seconded by Commissioner  
Conte, to approve RECOMMENDATION It is recommended by the Housing  
and Community Services Department that the Housing Authority, by  
resolution, approve a change to the targeted affordable unit mix for West  
Avenue Apartments identified in Resolution No. 1783, dated October 28,  
2024, to align the targeted affordable unit mix with the requirements of the  
state funding sources supporting West Avenue Apartments.. The motion  
carried by the following vote:  
6 -  
Yes:  
Vice Chair Downey Ph. D, Commissioner Cappio, Commissioner  
Conte, Commissioner Owen, Commissioner Smith and  
Commissioner Wimmer  
1 - Chair Newton  
Absent:  
12. ADJOURNMENT  
Seeing no further business Acting Chair, Commissioner Owen  
adjourned the meeting at 2:41PM.  
Approved on: September 22, 2025  
/s/ Ashley Paul, Recording Secretary