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St. Anthony 2040 Comprehensive Plan Chapter 5: Housing <br />62 <br /> <br />Local policies <br />and <br />strategies to <br />promote <br />access to <br />affordable <br />housing <br />Effective referrals The City supports providing appropriate resources and education <br />about existing housing support programs offered by other agencies and organizations. <br />While the city does not have the capacity to provide staff to offer this service, there are <br />opportunities to more effectively communicate to residents and prospective residents <br />about existing programs offered through Minnesota Housing (first-time homebuyer and <br />fix-up loan programs) and local non-profits serving the area. Effective housing referrals <br />will increase opportunities for residents to enter the community who would otherwise <br />have barriers and improve the likelihood of existing housing maintenance. <br />Fair Housing Policy Both Hennepin & Ramsey County HRA support Fair Housing Policies, <br />and the City will support implementation of that policy. A Fair Housing Policy states that <br />the City will not discriminate or allow others to discriminate against protected cases, in <br />compliance with state law. <br />First time homebuyer, down payment assistance, and foreclosure prevention programs <br />The City encourages residents to access existing programs available through Hennepin <br />& Ramsey counties, as well as the Minnesota Homeownership Center and the StartUp <br />program through Minnesota Housing. The City will continue to form partnerships with <br />external organizations who offer these programs and seek to provide referral <br />information wherever possible. <br />Repair and rehabilitation programs There are many programs external to the city that <br />support housing repair and rehabilitation assistance for homeowners and rental housing <br />properties. Many of these programs and sources of funding assistance can be accessed <br />through the County HRAs, Minnesota Housing, or others. The City will continue <br />promoting its partnerships to residents and to support the efforts of external <br />organizations to offer these programs to residents, particularly targeting those low- <br />income residents most in need. <br />Participation in housing-related organizations, partnerships, and initiatives City supports <br />staff, commissioners and/or elected officials’ involvement in housing collaborations, <br />working groups, technical assistance panels, or other events focused on the topic of <br />maintaining or furthering affordable housing, and encourage collaboration and <br />knowledge-sharing on best practices between cities and other jurisdictions. <br />Site assembly The City states an intention of supporting policies that encourage land <br />banking, reserving publicly owned properties, and other site assembly techniques for <br />affordable housing. The Twin Cities Land Bank serves communities in Hennepin and <br />Ramsey counties. St. Anthony will consider pursuing partnership or collaboration with <br />the Twin Cities Land Bank and support land banking opportunities as they arise.
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