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Community Feedback <br />Feedback from the Open Houses indicates that residents support <br />the recent development of the different types of housing in the City. A <br />diversity of housing types gives residents options to stay in the City as <br />their lives change, as their families grow or children leave their homes. <br />-Y.117 _r <br />2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE <br />State and County Housing Initiatives <br />In 1996, the State Legislature passed the Livable Communities Act to induce communities, through the use of incentive funding of certain <br />projects, to meet state and regional goals for housing development. These goals include: <br />• Developing communities providing a full range of housing opportunities. <br />• Rehabilitation and preservation of affordable housing in developed areas. <br />• Interrelating development or redevelopment of transit with housing. <br />• Interrelating affordable housing and employment growth. <br />• Intensification of land use to have more compact development and redevelopment. <br />• Mixing the income levels of residents in neighborhoods. <br />• Encouraging public infrastructure development that connects urban and suburban communities. <br />Communities' housing plans are reviewed by the Metropolitan Council for consistency with state law and established goals. As a minimum, <br />the plan must include a description of the community's existing housing supply, identify future housing needs, establish policies to guide <br />decision making for residential development and redevelopment, and describe the methods to be used by the community to achieve its <br />housing goals. <br />The Metropolitan Council will "work with local communities in a partnership to meet the range of housing needs of people at various life- <br />cycle stages; broaden location choice and access throughout the region for people of all income levels; and support use of public funds to <br />help achieve these goals. The Council will use the State Livable Communities Act to further this goal." <br />In addition to housing policies established at the state and regional levels, Washington County also has various housing plans and <br />programs that encourage the development of life -cycle and affordable housing. Washington County's mission statement is: "Through <br />innovation, the Washington County Housing and Redevelopment Authority promotes community and economic development and provides <br />and maintains affordable, decent and safe housing opportunities in Washington County." <br />HOUSING 8A <br />
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