Boulder County Regional Housing Plan The Boulder County Comprehensive Plan Housing Economics Update was approved by the Planning Commission on October 16 2019 View or download Resolution PC 2019 02 Past Public Meetings Hearings and Open Houses Planning Commission Public Hearing October 16 2019
Challenge The regional plan represents a regional coordinated effort to adopt the following five strategies Establish a Regional Goal The Boulder County Regional Housing Partnership recommends a goal of ensuring 12 of the housing inventory will be permanently affordable to low moderate and middle income households by 2035 Under the proposed plan the City of Boulder which has the largest affordable housing program in the county would provide staffing to local governments to ensure compliance with a regional affordable housing program by developers and residents
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The Boulder County Regional Affordable Housing Strategic Plan Priorities Goals Strategies Timeline Monitoring Next Steps Lessons Learned Where We Are Heading Build on what has been working 10 Year Plan to Address Homelessness Intergovernmental Agreement IGA HOME Consortium Flood Recovery Housing Working Group Social Determinants of Health Regional Housing Strategy The goal of Home Wanted is to secure a total of 18 000 homes as affordable to a diverse mix of low and middle income households by 2035 This goal is based on the population and land use projections from each community and acknowledges that more than 6 000 homes are already affordable for the long term
The City of Boulder has a goal for 15 of all homes to be affordable for low moderate and middle income households by 2035 These goals are part of the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan which outlines the community vision for Boulder s future The city has come a long way since 1991 when less than 1 000 units in Boulder were affordable The Plan Home Wanted was launched to increase the availability of affordable housing across Boulder County Read More The Jurisdictions Ten Boulder County jurisdictions signed a resolution supporting the Regional Housing Strategy and its 12 goal Read More In The News
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The Boulder County Regional Housing Partnership formed in 2016 and with a plan now supported by nine jurisdictions across our county has developed five strategies to achieve its goal of ensuring 12 000 more afordable homes are added to our housing mix by 2035 The strategies are Increase funding for creation of afordable homes Multiple HAB members will be attending the 2024 Regional Housing Partnership Summit Agenda 8 00 am Registration Continental Breakfast 9 00 am Welcome 9 15 am Boulder County Affordable Housing Goals and the Housing Continuum 10 30 am Break for Networking Time 10 45 am Navigating Rental Assistance Insights Trends
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The Boulder County Comprehensive Plan Housing Economics Update was approved by the Planning Commission on October 16 2019 View or download Resolution PC 2019 02 Past Public Meetings Hearings and Open Houses Planning Commission Public Hearing October 16 2019
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Challenge The regional plan represents a regional coordinated effort to adopt the following five strategies Establish a Regional Goal The Boulder County Regional Housing Partnership recommends a goal of ensuring 12 of the housing inventory will be permanently affordable to low moderate and middle income households by 2035
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Boulder County Regional Housing Plan - Regional Housing Strategy The goal of Home Wanted is to secure a total of 18 000 homes as affordable to a diverse mix of low and middle income households by 2035 This goal is based on the population and land use projections from each community and acknowledges that more than 6 000 homes are already affordable for the long term
