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Culver-Palms / Community Corp Joint Community Meeting #1 — Early Jubilo Village Plan

2020-04-21 April 21, 2020 Public source linked from Community Corporation; CCR summary live
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Minutes from the first joint community meeting of Culver-Palms United Methodist Church and Community Corporation of Santa Monica record the early plan for the affordable-housing development that became Jubilo Village. The meeting described 95 family units, more than 150 parking spaces with at least 70 reserved for the church, a land-lease arrangement in which the church would receive lease payments, and a funding model built around Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and other government sources. The minutes also say project-based Section 8 was not yet certain, the YMCA was not directly involved but would have input on the shared driveway, and housing funds would not be used to construct church facilities.

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Financial context
Proposed land lease and layered governmental housing financing
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95 family units · 150+ parking spaces · At least 70 church parking spaces
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Attendance is recorded only as attendance; it is not treated as endorsement, sponsorship, project control or a financial relationship. The minutes are an early-planning snapshot from April 2020. Later design, financing, parking and YMCA arrangements changed, so CCR links this record as a contemporaneous baseline rather than treating every 2020 statement as a final project term.

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