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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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6/25/2018
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3. Enhance social and economic diversity; increase community connections and cooperative <br />approaches <br />4. Engage large employers and preserve small businesses; increase possibility of wage increases for <br />low income earners <br />5. Coordinated planning, including transportation <br /> <br />Solutions with Community Interest <br />Community members expressed significant interest in these broad solution areas: <br /> Renter protections, safety of housing, renter/landlord relations and other immediate assistance <br /> Increased diversity of supply, infill, second units <br /> Purchasing currently affordable housing and converting to deed restricted <br /> Building new housing if fees can be well leveraged <br /> Working with large employers with campuses <br /> <br />Pop‐Up Findings <br />Overall, input from the pop‐up sessions was consistent with the community conversations. Residents <br />agreed that the dramatic increase in housing costs affects everyone. They also felt that the City should <br />address immediate needs while preserving existing stock and encouraging the building of new homes. <br />Young people reached through pop‐ups expressed high levels of concern about housing. Many young <br />people said they are directly impacted by displacement and/or anxious that they won’t be able to stay in <br />Redwood City. Pop‐up participants would also like to see: <br /> Help for people across median income, low and extremely low income; help for people with <br />disabilities <br /> Integrated transportation, e.g., shuttles and rush‐hour solutions <br /> <br />Indicated Actions & Next Steps <br />Proposed Allocation of Affordable Housing Funds <br />Although survey responses continue to come in, based on feedback to date, community members would <br />like to see funds directed toward: <br /> Acquisition of existing multifamily housing for conversion to affordable <br /> Buying land for development of new affordable housing, especially near transit <br /> Funding construction of new affordable housing <br /> Providing funds to nonprofits to purchase, refinance or rehabilitate affordable housing <br /> <br />Increase Reach of Housing Information <br />To continue reaching the community about housing, staff are considering: <br /> A Housing Resource Guide: Print and Online in English and Spanish <br /> Blog series <br /> Video series <br /> Electronic newsletter focused on housing <br /> <br />Upcoming Meetings <br />Discussion of how best to allocate affordable housing fees will go to the HHCC on June 12 and to the <br />Council on June 25. <br />7.A. - Page 18
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