CPA AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING IMPLEMENTING CPA: NEXT STEPS Party Task - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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www.preservemedford.org CPA AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING IMPLEMENTING CPA: NEXT STEPS Party Task Action Responsible Establish Community City Solicitor, City Draft and Pass Preservation Commission (CPC) Council Ordinance Create Community


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CPA AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING

www.preservemedford.org

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IMPLEMENTING CPA: NEXT STEPS

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Task Party Responsible Action

Establish Community Preservation Commission (CPC) City Solicitor, City Council Draft and Pass Ordinance Create Community Preservation Trust Fund and put in place mechanism for collecting surcharge and administering exemptions Finance Director, Treasurer, Assessor Coordinate with Departments responsible Establish membership of CPC 5 Boards, Mayor,

  • thers?

Each board that has representation on the CPC must delegate their representative Prepare Community Preservation Plan Community Preservation Commission Draft Plan

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COMMUNITY PRESERVATION PLAN

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Typically Includes:

  • Overview of CPA, sources of funds, how they can be used, etc.
  • Goals, community needs, funding priorities, and/or selection

criteria in each program area

  • Description of application process, timeline, submission

guidelines, application form

  • Report on previous years’ activities
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CPA HOUSING STRATEGIES

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  • Acquisition, rehabilitation of existing homes
  • Redevelopment or adaptive reuse of

underutilized buildings

  • Construction of new affordable housing –

especially for special needs housing such as seniors, veterans, or disabled

  • Rental voucher program
  • Homeownership program
  • Preservation of existing affordable housing units with expiring restrictions
  • Substantial capital improvements to existing affordable housing
  • Homelessness prevention and stabilization services
  • Affordable housing trust fund
  • Planning to develop affordable housing strategy
  • Staffing of affordable housing services to improve access, communication,

coordination, and preservation of affordability restrictions (Possibility to create or join regional housing services program.)

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POTENTIAL PARTNERS

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Current partners:

  • Medford Community Housing, City of

Medford (via private sector developers), Medford Housing Authority

  • Potential partners:
  • Existing organizations who might contribute affordable housing in

Medford using CPA funds include Habitat, the Community Builders, and housing development organizations in Arlington, Somerville, or

  • ther neighboring communities that might be interested in

expanding the area they serve.

  • New partners could emerge given the growing needs and the
  • pportunity presented by funding availability: led by neighborhood-

based, faith-based, special needs advocates.