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Appendix B: Community Input Summary Everett Housing Action Plan B-14 <br /> <br /> <br />8. CHAT SESSION DETAIL NOTES <br /> <br />CHAT Session #1 – “What do we need” – January 11, 2021 <br />1. What types of housing do you like or think that your community needs? This includes in both multifamily and <br />single family areas of the city? <br />Breakout Group 1 - Q1 <br />Yes <br />Diversity of housing (doesn't mean that it can't be a welcoming neighborhood!) <br />Do we need single-family zoning? <br />Large MF downtown <br />Design versus limits on duplexes <br />Duplexes in other neighborhoods <br />Needs depends on area <br />Hard to add density - build to highest density possible <br />Stepping stones for communities - camouflaged duplexes <br />Empty lots and infill development - high density! <br />Ditto <br />Snohomish County Realtors - anti-density <br />Norton Playfield - housing <br />Thorny issues - neighborhood resistance / culture shift <br />Resistance to housing <br />Housing wealth - resistance <br />Design versus density <br /> <br />Breakout Group 2 - Q1 <br />These photos look like housing for high income people <br />Low-barrier or supportive housing should be included! <br />Single family housing provides more investment opportunities <br />Multi-family housing is more affordable <br />Shelters and temporary housing is over capacity <br />Young people struggle to afford a house <br />It's really nice to have a yard <br />How does housing type affect happiness? <br />How much land is available for new housing in Everett?