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Home My WebLink AboutCOW 2015-03-23 Item 2 - Powerpoint Presentation Shown at Meeting - Residential Focus: Improving the Quality of HousingResidential Focus IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF HOUSING MARCH 23, 2015 Vision and Strategy Pop Quiz "an improved housing stock in support of enhanced neighborhood quality" "encourage maintenance, improvements, and diversity in the City's housing stock" ...provides and promotes the repair and maintenance of housing... 11 ...walk through the property...to provide suggestions for improving..." Residential Focus Creating safer communities Improving the quality of housing Increasing pride and ownership in Tukwila neighborhoods Improving the quality of housing Outreach, support and education Outreach, support and education Hazardous materials education and recycling Indoor air quality presentation Landlord tenant training Crime free housing initiative Utility rebates National Night Out Block Watch support Minor Home Repair Program Waste Management recycling challenge Publicizing non - Tukwila programs Employment support referrals Community Connectors program Relationships example: Rainbow Trailer Haven Community Conversation Allentown survey Fire and Police partnership with DCD and Human Services Backyard Wildlife Community Community Clean Up and Recycle Days 2014 METALS (APPLIANCES, NON- FERROUSI FERROUS, ELECTRONICS) - 9.62 TONS REUSABLE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND TEXTILES - 2.25 TONS BULKY WOOD - 3.25 TONS ASSORTED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS -185 GALLONS PORCELAIN SINKSITOILETS -16 ANTIFREEZE - 25 GALLONS CARDBOARD -1.9 TONS STYROFOAM -16 LBS. HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES - 3,290 PROPANE TANKS --13 2015 Events Recycling and hazardous materials event — May 16 @ FHS Bulky items curbside collection event —June 12 City -wide Tukwila community clean up event — September 19 @ Saar's, TCC and FHS Improving the quality of housing Infrastructure Infrastructure Annual overlay repair program Annual small safety projects Surface water management Walk and Roll plan Annual small drainage program Thorndyke and Cascade View Safe Routes to 42nd Ave S. street and surface water School improvements Traffic engineering and design 53rd Ave S. street, water, sewer and surface water improvements Residential parks Sensitive areas designations Safe Routes to School Federal and state grant program that includes funding for: Engineering o Construction o Education Enforcement Cascade View v Path o Drainage improvements Thorndyke u Sidewalk o New crosswalk COMPLETED UNDER CONSTRUCTION Duplex Small Lot Single Family Fri Pr wirr, '1/4111714.-7-91.PMAL* Peu&i lote Single Pant ily Oo Luud Small Single A MAY 5:;*.) IV wee 40 eo • ,r-O• ED • 90/000049, O4P4,00, fate,... ele * • • • O. v a • • • * /V • e • • • • e • • • • 1111. 10%. • •0 4100 41 fb 10 41k_ • 4L • * IAD 00 41° ph • • „a_ 41 4, Odle END • 'ID 1. • fl o• • ••••••••41 7.40 40. •0411) aL 010 90 • • • 11. 0,10 • •ig • fie *S. •• • • it • • leos,„,o • • *ow -0os • *40 • • .01,0 • • • • • 4111' • * • • • • g • • Wt.* .40v 004, * • ots, • • • • • • • • • • • 411' • • • • • • • 00.• • • so dp■ • W • II I. • 119 itddlacthato Iw ['Wit tog.] met 1, 'Tor mr.jhaocharaf cc In Ihr L117 or 'WI vrda Pwaw $01.2111hr11 CII G1014..1Ate Mal ym hie IN, nzral Yrul r4 t nrml Orrt oror }tro the i.1.11. .1.8cks.. ff-A ,aCt-A , • ••• " • • • • • w • ah 0.1 11 • • Ong • IP • Improving the quality of housing Planning and permitting Planning and permitting Design review Residential remodel permits Comprehensive plan updates TIB redevelopment Southcenter Urban Center designation Building permit review Building codes Fire codes Public facilities review Planning Commission Shoreline master plan program Tukwila South Walk and Roll program Tukwila municipal code changes Historic preservation Sign code $20 Residential permit Homeowners can obtain a building permit for a flat fee of $20.00 plus state building code and technology fees, adding up to $25.50 Flat fee developed to: Ease permitting process Reduce fees Catalyze improvements Conditions: Residence must be owner - occupied Remodel cannot exceed a cumulative values of $20,000 over a one-year period Improving the quality of housing Inspection and enforcement Inspection and enforcement Building inspections Hot Spots Fire inspections Right of way enforcement and clean up Code enforcement Clearing, grading, storm drain and paving inspections Fire and Police partnership with DCD and Human Services Traffic patrols Rental Housing Inspection Program Abatement Abatement .� *s'I to V,_- .k. • l ;•.,� ^_►'+ r`i ■ ` �lw Abatement Residential Focus Creating safer communities Improving the quality of housing Increasing pride and ownership in Tukwila neighborhoods