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WS – Item 7 <br />WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT <br />Work Session Item 7 <br />Date: September 7, 2010 <br />To: City Council <br />Jeff Smyser / <br />Re: Continuing Participation in Livable Communities Programs <br />Background <br />The City Council discussed this item previously at the work session prior to the regular <br />meeting on August 23. The Council desired additional discussion. <br />Lino Lakes has participated in the Livable Communities Act (LCA) programs since 1995 <br />and has benefited from four grants totaling $1,645,000. Participation includes the <br />adoption of goals. The initial goal period ran 1996 -2010. To continue to participate in <br />the LCA program, the City would establish new goals for the next ten years (2011- 2020). <br />Continuing with the program continues the City's eligibility for future grants —which is <br />consistent with the City Council's direction to pursue additional grant funding. <br />The old goals were adopted by the Lino Lakes City Council and appear in the existing <br />comprehensive plan that was approved in 2002. The old and new goals cannot be <br />compared directly for two reasons. First, the old goals covered 15 years and the new <br />goals would cover 10 years. Second, the old goals were percentages applied to the <br />forecasted new dwelling units but the new goals would be a range of new dwelling units, <br />not a percentage. Because of these differences, the old and new goals are compared <br />below by showing the annual averages. <br />The draft new comprehensive plan housing chapter states that the affordable housing goal <br />for the city is 560 new affordable units. The new LCA goal foraffordable units is a <br />range of 364 to 560. "Lifecycle" is not the same thing as "affordability ", and the LCA <br />lifecycle goal is different from the affordability goal. The land use map in the new <br />comprehensive plan accommodates these new goals, so the goals are consistent with the <br />new comprehensive plan. <br />Requested Council Direction <br />Staff requests direction regarding putting the LCA goals resolution on the City Council <br />agenda for adoption on September 13. <br />
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