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continue to implement fair housing strategies and goals identified in the Action Guide. <br /> The Al found 15 major impediments to fair housing within three categories: public <br /> sector, private sector lenders, and private sector rental market. Washington County, in <br /> conjunction with the FHIC, will address the following action steps: <br /> Impediment #26: The highly segregated residential patterns that exist throughout <br /> the Twin Cities region continue to limit or restrict housing choices for protected <br /> class members. <br /> Action Step: Washington County, working within the FHIC, is currently <br /> evaluating the diversity in the housing market in Minneapolis Metro and will <br /> attempt to market the rules and regulations of Fair Housing and how it applies to <br /> all protected classes. Home ownership programs are currently being developed to <br /> market to this particular class of citizens. FHIC will continue to promote housing <br /> choices to all citizens of Minnesota through education and marketing. <br /> Impediment #25: Many tenants with disabilities and owners are unaware of fair <br /> housing laws providing for reasonable accommodations for disabled persons <br /> when seeking or renting an apartment. <br /> Action Step: Washington County, working within and along side the <br /> FHIC/Private Rental Committee, did publish a pamphlet titled "Your Rights & <br /> Reasonable Accommodations in Rental Housing", which addresses many <br /> different situations that could occur in the rental market. The Q & A covers a <br /> wide spectrum of topics and directs both tenants and landlords to the appropriate <br /> way in addressing reasonable accommodations, in a legal and fair way. <br /> The PJ will also create a Predatory Lending display that will travel throughout <br /> Washington County during the month of November. In addition, the county is in the <br /> process of developing ideas for a fair housing video that could be broadcast through local <br /> cable access. These activities will help address the following Housing Needs objectives <br /> in the Consolidated Plan: <br /> Goal 2: Increase Housing Variety <br /> Strategy: Increase Housing and Homeownership Opportunities for Persons <br /> of Color. <br /> Rationale: Households of color experience housing problems at a greater rate <br /> than other households in Washington County. <br /> Objective 6: Washington County will encourage its sub-recipients to <br /> affirmatively market their housing programs to persons of color. <br /> Strategy: Reasonably Accommodate Persons with Physical Disabilities <br /> Rationale: Units dedicated to persons with physical disabilities are lacking, <br /> as evidenced by the growing waiting list at Washington County's <br /> 10 <br />
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