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CMP Part 3B. Land Use Plan <br /> 2. Adopt local housin�goals and implementation plans• <br /> 3. Use local official controls and resources to facilitate development of a <br /> range of housin�densities, types and costs; and <br /> 4. Approve and permit proposed housin dg evelopments in li h�population <br /> forecasts. existing housing stock, and current and future community and <br /> regional needs. as appropriate. <br /> Each local communitv is required to address how it will plan for its share of <br /> r�ional affordable housin� needs for the decade 2011-2020 Metropolitan <br /> Council has apportioned the forecasted need amon� each of the municipalities in <br /> . the 7-county metro area. Minnesota Statutes require that comprehensive plans <br /> include an implementation pro�ram that describes public programs, fiscal devices <br /> and other specific actions to be undertaken in stated sequence to implement the <br /> comprehensive plan and ensure conformitv with metropolitan svstem plans. One <br /> required element of the implementation pro�ram is a housing implementation <br /> pro�ram, "...includin� official controls to implement the housin� element of the <br /> land use plan, which will provide sufficient existing and new housing to meet the <br /> local unit's share of the metropolitan area need for low and moderate income <br /> housin�." Orono's share is forecasted at 311 new affordable housing units for the <br /> decade 2011-2020. <br /> In order to establish whether suitabl�positioned land and resources are available <br /> to address Orono's forecasted share of the regional affordable housin�need the <br /> Developable Land Analvsis ori inally completed in 1999 has been updated for <br /> 2008. Table 3B-2: �e�e�e�a-b� i ��a "--��.,�s �e;,��� ,�-�ee�� <br /> Residential Land Use Capacity by Zonin� District & MUSA Status - 2008 <br /> provides an �e�a�e� analysis of the current and future state of residential <br /> development in Orono, defining the numbers of existing and potential homes that <br /> can be developed under current and planned zoninb. This analysis was completed <br /> by reviewing the additional development capacity of each of Orono's <br /> approximately 4000 tax parcels, taking into account the available land area, <br /> wetlands, potential road needs, etc. <br /> Replace Table 3B-2 with a revised version that incorporates the Residential <br /> Land Use Capacity information table <br /> City of Orono Community Management Plan 2008-2030 Page 3B-29 <br />