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Community Corporation of Santa Monica

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Community Corporation of Santa Monica is the nonprofit housing developer for Jubilo Village. User-supplied 2025-2026 public-record emails show Executive Director Tara Barauskas repeatedly seeking County attention to the project's voucher issue, later describing a parking-related funding gap and closing holdback, and discussing how an $850,000 congressional award should be applied to the City's outstanding project loan.

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4464 Sepulveda Blvd Open source → Jubilo Village Affordable Housing Project Open source → City Council Meeting Summary 9 8 Open source → 2025 2026 Jubilo Village City Email Production Open source → 2025 2026 Fish County Emails Jubilo Better Overland Open source → 2020 04 21 Culver Palms Community Corp Community Meeting 1 Minutes Open source → Jubilo Village 2020 Community Meeting Parking Church Ymca Baseline Open source →
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People
Tara BarauskasBryan "Bubba" FishJohanna GullickOdis Jones
Properties
Jubilo Village
Projects
Jubilo Village
Relationships
Culver-Palms United Methodist ChurchCity of Culver CityCulver City Housing Authority
Financial entities
City of Culver CityCulver City Housing Authority
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Jubilo Village / YMCA — Parking, Construction Mitigation and Developer-Described Funding Gap

City and Community Corporation emails document Jubilo Village and YMCA negotiations over construction mitigation, shared driveway access, possible compensation and parkin…

Community Corporation of Santa Monica — Jubilo developerYMCA — neighboring/shared-access counterpartyCity staff — permitting and project oversightAffordable housing
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Jubilo Village — $850,000 Congressional Award and City Loan Paydown Discussion

City staff wrote that Culver City had received $850,000 in congressional funding for Jubilo Village and believed it would offset the City's contribution. Community Corpor…

City of Culver City — project lender / recipient of award as described in emailsCommunity Corporation of Santa Monica — borrower/developerBryan Fish — participant in funding-use discussion as described by BarauskasAffordable housing finance
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Bryan Fish / Johanna Gullick — Jubilo Village County Voucher Advocacy

Bryan 'Bubba' Fish contacted Los Angeles County Second District staff seeking help with Jubilo Village's 43-project-based-voucher shortfall. After County staff said the o…

Bryan Fish — Culver City Councilmember / project advocateJohanna Gullick — participant helping think through solutions, as described by FishIsela Gracian — County staff responding on policyAffordable housing
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Culver-Palms / Community Corp Joint Community Meeting #1 — Early Jubilo Village Plan

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-…

Tara Barauskas — presenter / Executive Director, Community Corporation of Santa MonicaFloyd McKeithen — presenter / Pastor, Culver-Palms United Methodist ChurchVijay Sehgal — presenter / FSY ArchitectsJohanna Gullick — attendee as listed in the minutes
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Jubilo Village 2020 Baseline — Parking, Church Funding, Section 8 and YMCA Access

The April 2020 first community-meeting minutes provide an early baseline for several issues that later reappear in Jubilo Village records. The early proposal contemplated…

Community Corporation of Santa Monica — developer/presenterCulver-Palms United Methodist Church — land/church partnerYMCA — shared-driveway neighborAffordable housing
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Context note

Canonical nonprofit housing developer record. City records identify Community Corporation as Jubilo Village developer and borrower/recipient in the City's project-finance structure. October 2026 source refresh relies only on the two user-supplied email productions. Dollar figures describing parking losses, funding gaps and holdbacks are presented as statements by Community Corporation personnel unless independently established elsewhere.

People
Tara BarauskasAndrew YickBryan "Bubba" FishJohanna GullickIsela GracianMark MuenzerOdis Jones
Organizations
Los Angeles County Development AuthorityOffice of Supervisor Holly J. MitchellYMCAOffice of Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove
Properties
Jubilo Village
Projects
Jubilo Village
Events
2025 County voucher advocacy for Jubilo Village2026 Jubilo Village congressional award / loan-paydown discussion2026 Jubilo Village parking and holdback correspondence2020-04-21 Joint Community Meeting #1
Relationships
Culver-Palms United Methodist ChurchCity of Culver CityCulver City Housing AuthorityTara Barauskas -> LA County Second District staff — repeated contacts concerning project-based voucher policy, according to Isela GracianCommunity Corporation of Santa Monica -> City of Culver City — discussions over application of $850,000 congressional funding to the City loan balanceCommunity Corporation of Santa Monica -> YMCA — parking and construction-related negotiations affecting Jubilo Village2020 first community meeting — Community Corporation presented early parking, financing, land-lease, Section 8 and YMCA-access assumptions for the project
Financial entities
City of Culver CityCulver City Housing Authority
Categories
Affordable housingHousing development
Themes
Project-based Section 8 vouchersLACDA policyParking lossConstruction-term parkingCongressional fundingCity loan balanceYMCA negotiations2020 community-meeting baselineChurch land leaseParking allocationYMCA shared driveway
Money context
$850,000 congressional award discussed as City loan paydown / reduction of City contributionTara Barauskas described a $1.7M-$4M additional funding gap tied to YMCA issuesTara Barauskas described $1.7M for parking and $2.4M for construction-term parkingTara Barauskas described a $1.7M closing holdback as money Community Corporation was not repaid at closing