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10/6/2021
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Introduction Everett Housing Action Plan 4 <br /> <br />and community input during regular meetings The Committee recommend a Rethink Housing Action <br />Plan to the Mayor and City Council on June 3, 2021. <br />Equity <br />Equitable development is a critical aspect of planning for all elements of a community and most <br />critically, housing to ensure that all residents who want to live in Everett have a safe and affordable <br />place to live, community attributes that ensure economic vitality, and healthy places to recreate. Those <br />that have been traditionally underserved, communities of color, and marginalized community <br />members should have their specific need identified as policies, regulations, and funding are set by the <br />local government. Equity driven decision must become a part of the overall housing action plan <br />throughout the implementation stages. <br />Public Engagement Activities <br />Public engagement activities around housing issues began in 2019 during the 2020-2024 Consolidated <br />Plan Update and the Rethink Zoning process which were completed in 2020. The Rethink Housing <br />Action Plan outreach launched in late 2020 with a Housing Forum focused on the region’s housing crisis <br />and the housing gap for middle income households. The second Housing Forum held in early 2021 <br />provided the community with information about Homelessness issues at the national and local level. <br />The Forum panel discussed challenges, opportunities, innovation, and best practices for working <br />towards ending homelessness. The final Housing Forum held August 26, 2021, hosted a panel of highly <br />experience market rate and affordable housing developers who discussed opportunities and challenges <br />of developing housing. All Forum Session recordings are available on the City’s website. <br />In January 2021, two virtual “Community CHATS” were conducted with a presentation and opportunity <br />for participants to provide input in small breakout groups. Participants were asked about the types of <br />housing the community needs, under what scenario would different housing types such as duplexes <br />and townhomes be acceptable in single-family neighborhoods, and to share other thoughts and ideas <br />about housing issues. A second series of virtual CHAT sessions were held in February to engage in <br />conversation about strategies for transit-oriented development. A final series of CHAT sessions were <br />held in late July and early August 2021 as an introduction to the Committee Recommended Plan to <br />community members and additional feedback and comments were provided by participants. <br />Written comments were received and recorded throughout the Housing Action Plan Process as well as <br />special presentations to other community groups. A full record of engagement activity outcomes is <br />shown in Appendix B. <br />CONNECTIONS WITH HOUSING POLICY AND OTHER CITY <br />INITIATIVES <br />Housing Policy System <br />Housing policy is a multilayer and multijurisdictional system supporting initiatives intended to address <br />housing need and support the shared social value that everyone needs a home. These policies and <br />initiatives were used to inform the development of the Housing Action Plan.
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