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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCAP 2016-08-22 Item 2A - Powerpoint Presentation Shown at Meeting - South King County Housing and Homelessness PartnershipHOUSING DEVELOPMENT consortium Joy Scott SKC Housing Planner joy @housingconsortium.org 206 -413 -8005 www.housingconsortium.org /skhhp Increasing proportional poverty and homelessness in SKC Increased needs for human services Recognized need for strong regional voice to remain competitive in funding and other processes SKC Stakeholders and regional leaders committed to supporting collective impact approaches to address housing and homelessness needs in SKC WASH J NGTO 40.00°A00.—.> KENT Wain MiTe• King County •• Housing • • Authority CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES OF KING COUN1V CITY -oF TUKWILA SEATTLE 11111F'"ItentYoutharie FOUNDAPON fitif42`.= Valley Cities lig King County Behwiorai Health Services LIVE UNITED United Way Unliid Way ad 9 County A OW*. elp. Hope, Change_ Meets monthly Includes City Human Services staff and some nonprofit staff Working collaboratively to implement the strategies set out in the SKC Response to Homelessness Meets bimonthly Includes City Human Services and Land Use /Economic Development staff, affordable housing developers, and affordable housing providers Working to facilitate a more coordinated regional response across cities to housing development and policies impacting safe and healthy housing Maintain and improve healthy affordable housing Increase funding for affordable housing Address barriers to housing development Provide emergency homeless services Build public awareness to address housing and homeless needs Increase awareness and connections between housing and other key issues Regional meetings on poverty Workforce Development service coordination Siting of facilities Gap analysis of homeless services Rental Licensing and Inspection Programs Source of Income Discrimination Protections Tenant Relocation Assistance Comprehensive Plan implementation Tukwila Population: 19,920 (Yr 2014) Region: South King County Housing Gap Analysis Income Level < 30%AMI 30%-50% AMI 50%-80% A1411 Percent of Units Available ?. a _ 22.1% 44 -5 • County Need _2a-6 12% 16% Percentage Point Cep 19.2) I?t- 10.1 pts 28.5 pts Demographic Info Caucasian: 45 -669'• African American: 20.16% Hispanic: 15.469'• Asian: 17.42% Total Housing Units: 7,579 IRental. 4;695/ Owner: 2,884) Vacant Housing units: 6.84% Housing Policy Evolution Includes a policy to work with residents and property owners 7.C. address affordable housing needs Adds new commitments to support very low -, low- and moderate- income housing and assist underserved persons Adds four commitments to ensure safe, healthy and affordable housing 116- Includes four policies to increase long -term residency Housing Policies and Implementation Score Fund Source Zoning and Land Use Special Population and Inclusive Housing Incentives and Exemptions Partnerships and Collaboration Housing Stock Commitments • Support equitable distribution of regional funds • Revise zoning map and development codes • Provide zoning for all types of housing • Adapt housing design standards to address the needs of all populations • Provide residents human services, economic development and transpo station needed to increase access to housing options • Develop relationships with populations that have been historically underserved • None • Emphasize the equitable distribution of regional funding • Utilize regional efforts and regional housing development • Cooperate with new and existing permanent housing managers • work as a facilitator between property owners and affordable housing groups • Provide zoning foruarioustypes of housing • Develop preservation programs • Implement Residential Rental Licensing and Inspection program • Support the maintenance, weatherization, rehabilitation and long -term preservation of existing housing resources • Work as a facilitator between property owner and affordable housing groups Implern rntat c n • None • Manages Housing Options Program • High density residential district • Transit - oriented development • Planned residential development • Provide areas for family and group residential uses • mpact fee exemptions • Multi - family tax exemption (METE) with affordability considerations • Offers height bonuses • King County Consortium • Manages Residential rental business and inspection Program • Minor home repa ir program • .accessory dwelling units • Man- Jfacturedfmobile home parxs ■ Si or. subdivisions • Bold items means those commitments have not been rmplementerd yet. Technical assistance on policy opportunities Connections to other cities or groups doing similar work Updates on what is happening regionally Sharing promising practices, emerging trends, and their potential for local impact Is there any housing policy information or local data that would be helpful for Tukwila City Council? Are there other opportunities for convening people in South King County that we could be helpful with?