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•fr-; ^ <br />tL. <br />-V*:r <br />Hr,:. p'te'.r.rK <br />rf'' <br />1.. <br />‘r;-ft- <br />r; '■■ <br />i.-v*u <br />4.VI <br />ft <br />:*. 11^. <br />' ■- ;■ y\'^' -■ -r? <br />; 7 <br />■A <br />ft <br />Kft' <br />ft ' • ^ <br />i=“ <br />if' <br />■|aa <br />'^8I', >- - <br />^liS. <br />> i. <br />ft <br />f.‘. f.r. <br />t. <br />k<.. <br />■0' rt'-'-' <br />-rV:ft7? <br />♦ ** <br />ft ft. <br />■ <br />t.' ft-: <br />COMMUNITY HOUSING PLAN 3/92 <br />PURPOSE OF PLAN <br />The Communicy Housing Plan project is to identify area housing <br />needs for low and moderate income people, to identify housing <br />resources, and develop ways to bridge the gap between them. <br />GEOGRaPHTC ...EA OF HOUSING PLAN <br />The Community Housing Plan project covers the Metropolitan Urban <br />Service Area (MUSA) in our area. This includes Mound, Spring Park, <br />Tonka Bay, Orono, Maple Plain and eastern Minnetrista. See <br />enclosed map. <br />PROJECT APPROACH <br />The end product of the Community Housing Plan will be a document, <br />which discusses housing needs and resources and proposes policies <br />and/or programs to bridge the gaps between housing needs and <br />resources. The Housing Plan document would act as a realistic, <br />helpful guide for area cities and organizations in their efforts to <br />provide and encourage affordable housing. <br />The approach to the planning process of the Community Housing Plan <br />would generally include: <br />1 . <br />4. • <br />3. <br />4 . <br />6. <br />▼ <br />t . <br />8. <br />Identification of major issues and final product <br />Research and preparation of issu' " jiapers <br />Review of issue papers by cities' staff and other in\olvod <br />agencies <br />Revisions of issue papers <br />Distribution of issue papers for public review and coriiment <br />(possibly through a series of public forums) <br />Synthesis of issue pa*'ers, including outside input, into <br />draft plan <br />Cities and public review of draft plan <br />Final plan <br />The issue papers may encompass several related sub-issues. The <br />purpose of the papers is to describe and analyze existing and <br />potential issues; develop a phi1osophy/vision for approaching the <br />issues; and suggest actions to address the issues. <br />The research stage will involve soliciting input from "experts and <br />special interest groups. It is possible that a series of the Task <br />Force meetings will be devoted to focused discussions on major <br />issue areas. Key informants will be invited to formally <br />participate in these meetings. <br />PROJECT TIMELINE AND WORK PLAN -See attached chart