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Overview of Recommendations <br /> Recommended strategies to provide housing choices reflect three overarching objectives. First, local <br /> jurisdictions should define and quantify housing needs for each transit community. Understanding housing <br /> needs for all income levels and demographic groups identified in VISION 2040 is a necessary starting point for <br /> adopting the appropriate mix and scale of public and private sector tools. Second, with the paramount <br /> importance of preserving existing and supplying new housing choices in proximity to transit investments, a full <br /> range of resources should be made available, and in fact targeted, to transit communities. The toolbox includes <br /> regulations, incentives, requirements, subsidies, and other programs. Finally, the overall housing strategy <br /> should to the extent possible capitalize on the value created by the private market, enhanced by transit <br /> investments, in order to achieve the broadest range of affordability in market rate housing and additional below <br /> market rate units. <br /> Appropriate strategies and tools for particular transit communities may vary and should be informed by the local <br /> housing needs assessment and the transit community typology. For example, transit communities with high <br /> current levels of affordability may focus on maintaining housing choices through preservation. In communities <br /> with less current affordability, appropriate tools may focus more on new affordable housing production. In all <br /> cases, attention should be paid to encourage housing that is not only affordable, but also healthy and safe. <br /> For the purposes of these strategies, "affordable housing" includes subsidized and market-rate housing <br /> affordable to lower income households at various income levels, including 0%-30% of AMI, 30%-50% of AMI <br /> and 50%-80% of AMI, unless defined by a local jurisdiction's housing needs assessment to also include <br /> housing affordable to higher incomes. <br /> Recommended Strategies <br /> 11. Assess current and future housing needs in transit communities <br /> 12. Minimize displacement through affordable housing preservation and replacement <br /> 13. Direct housing resources to support transit-dependent populations <br /> 14. Implement a TOD property acquisition fund <br /> 15. Expand value capture financing as a tool for infrastructure and affordable housing <br /> 16. Make surplus public lands available for affordable housing <br /> 17. Leverage market value through incentives for affordability <br /> 18. Implement recommendations of regional fair housing assessment <br /> 39 <br /> The Growing Transit Communities Strategy I Public Review Draft ( May 2013 <br />
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