1. Capital "Bricks and Mortar" Projects (at least 65% of funds)   
                                                                       

• Acquisition, construction, or rehabilitation of facilities and improvements for community use (i.e. for childcare centers, homeless shelters, or health centers used predominantly by low and moderate-income persons).
• Housing rehabilitation and emergency grant assistance to improve housing occupied by low and moderate-income households.
• Activities to stimulate the production of affordable housing for low and moderate-income households (families, seniors, and disabled).

2. Public Services (up to 15% of funds) A majority of these funds are combined with City General Fund dollars and are made available through the Social Service Grant process.
                                                                                             

• Social Services for low and moderate-income persons.
• Housing related public services.
• Activities to affirmatively further fair housing. 

3. Administrative Costs (up to 20%)