2010 Awards Event

15th Annual San Diego County Affordable Housing and Community Development Recognition Awards

"Housing Triumphs: Celebrating Champions"

Thursday, June 3, 2010
McMillin Events Center @NTC Promenade

2875 Dewey Rd.
San Diego, CA

5:00 PM to 7:30 PM

EVENT DETAILS:

5:00PM to 6:00PM

Cocktail Hour, Networking & Silent Auction

*We encourage early arrival at 4:45pm for bidding and networking

CASH ONLY BAR- No Credit Cards

SILENT AUCTION will accept Cash, Checks and Credit Cards

****ATTENDEES: Please click here for Map and Directions PDF

6:00PM to 7:30PM

Awards Program/Presentations

WELCOME

Evan Becker

SDHF Board President

Mistress of Ceremonies

Jane Mitchell

Channel 4 San Diego

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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Nico Calavita

AWARDS WINNERS:

Special Recognition Award:

Lori Holt Pfeiler, City of Escondido Mayor

Morris Vance, City of Vista Mayor

Outstanding Service to Residents

Jon Walters, TACHS

SDG&E Energy Efficiency & Sustainabililty Award

Los Vecinos Apartments

CSH Supportive Housing Award

Jennifer LeSar

Outstanding Government Agency

City of San Diego Redevelopment Agency

Outstanding Advocate

Rosemary Johnston, Interfaith Shelter Network

Outstanding Development Partner

Benson & Bohl Architects

John Craven Memorial Award

Amanda Mills, City of Chula Vista

Housing Project of the Year- Special Needs

Fairweather Lodge, Escondido, Interfaith Community Services

Housing Project of the Year- Rehabilitation

Turnagain Apartments, Fallbrook, Community HousingWorks

Housing Project of the Year- 50 Units or Less

Los Vecinos, City of Chula Vista, Wakeland Housing & Development Corporation

Housing Project of the Year- Inclusionary

16th & Market Workforce Housing, San Diego, Father Joe's Villages

Housing Project of the Year- More than 50 Units

Los Vientos, San Diego, Las Palmas Foundation & AMCAl Multi Housing

Top Sponsors

U.S. Bank

San Diego Gas & Electric

Union Bank

City of Oceanside, Neighborhood Services Department

Community Collective

San Diego Interfaith Housing Foundation

Sun Country Builders

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2010 Awards Criteria
AWARD	DESCRIPTION
John Craven Memorial Award	A public employee who has taken risks and has gone above and beyond the call of duty to assist affordable housing developers . Given in memory of John Craven, one of San Diego’s most prominent housing development officials. Award includes $1000 donation from Craven family to non-profit organization of winner’s choosing. See nomination form for further submission details.
Outstanding Development Partner	Lender, Architect, General Contractor, Engineer, Title Company. Consultant or other entity that provided unique or outstanding support on an affordable housing development project.
Outstanding Advocate	Individual or organization who has contributed time, energy, leadership, and dedication to the cause of affordable housing
Outstanding Government Agency	Governmental agency which took unusual risk or initiative to support affordable housing and/or community development initiatives in the past year. Agencies outside of San Diego and California are eligible.
Housing Project of the Year - 50 Units or Less	Outstanding Affordable Housing Developments completed in San Diego County between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009.
Housing Project of the Year -- More Than 50 Units	Outstanding Affordable Housing Developments completed in San Diego County between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009.
Housing Project of the Year - Rehabilitation Project	Outstanding Affordable Housing Developments completed in San Diego County between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009 that were rehabilitation projects.
Housing Project of the Year - Special Needs	Outstanding Housing Developments completed in San Diego County between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009 that serve one or more of the following special needs populations: HIV/AIDS Developmentally Disabled Homeless Substance abuse Domestic Violence victims Mentally Ill
Outstanding Service To Residents	Any individual employee, (property manager, resident services coordinator, maintenance worker, landscaper, daycare center worker, etc), volunteer, team, or resident program of an affordable housing complex who provides excellent service to residents.
SDG&E Energy Efficiency & Sustainability Award	Affordable Housing Development, in San Diego County, completed between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009 that has taken unique steps to promote energy efficiency and/or sustainability in their design.* See detailed requirements on nomination form.
Special Recognition Award	Nominations are invited for people, projects and programs not fitting any of the above categories that made a significant difference in the field of housing and community development in 2009. These could include a community development project, community innovation project, smart growth plan, outstanding staff member of affordable housing development company, news reporter, etc.
CSH Supportive Housing Award	Recognizes the outstanding leadership of an individual or organization that has made a significant difference to the creation or operation of high quality supportive housing in San Diego. Nominations are invited for public or private partners, supportive housing tenant, or a supporting housing advocate for their commitment to the supportive housing movement.
Lifetime Achievement Award	A member of the affordable housing community who has more than 20 years of experience will be recognized for outstanding contributions and innovations in affordable housing and community development, including impacts of affordable housing policy, production, programs and/or advocacy.