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First Amendment to Lease Agreement with County of Riverside to increase their building improvement contribution from $2,338,176 to $5,053,151 and facilitate building renovations of City-owned property located at 2880 Hulen Place, and operations of 33-unit Permanent Supportive Housing Program administered by the Riverside University Health Systems Behavioral Health, for 30-year period - Increase revenue in the amount of $2,708,042 and appropriate expenditures in same amount in the Grants and Restricted Program Funds, 2800 Hulen Rehab Program revenue and expenditure accounts - Award Bid 8141 to Fasone GBC, Whittier, for Multi-Residential Housing Facility Rehabilitation and Modification in the amount of $4,046,218 and 15 percent contingency of $606,933 for unforeseen conditions or design changes - Supplemental appropriation - Five affirmative votes required (Ward 2)

Housing and Human Services Agenda Ready Introduced April 1, 2025

What this record is

Amount
$2.71M
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
amendment
Field
Health & social

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Committee
City Council
Requested by
City Manager
Introduced
April 1, 2025
On agenda
April 15, 2025

Where it was heard

City Council Apr 15, 2025 City Council Apr 15, 2025

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