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Implementation Everett Housing Action Plan 56 Implementation OVERVIEW As part of the Housing Action Plan, it is important to understand the steps necessary to implement the recommendations provided across the four sections of the report. This Implementation Plan is intended to guide long-term budgeting and work planning for carrying out this plan, both internally to the City and as part of coordination with partners. This Implementation Plan is divided between three recommended timeframes: As part of this plan, the following sections detail the following for the expected steps:  A summary of the actions to be taken.  References to the recommendations to be addressed with the action  Potential partners with respect to the implementation of the action.  The expected priority of the action, where: o Very high priority actions are essential in achieving the housing goals identified in this Plan, and should be a commitment by the City under the Plan o High priority actions are important for achieving the goals of this Plan, and should be strongly considered during Plan implementation o Moderate priority actions are important for long-term implementation of the Plan, but are not identified as part of the critical path in achieving identified goals  The expected investment required, where: o Very high investment would require significant budget allocations by the City, including significant capital expenditures and external support. o High investment would require specific budget allocations by the City, including the use of existing sources of support specifically targeted to housing-related actions and potentially involving consultants. o Moderate investment would require a significant focus of staff time and resources from involved City departments, potentially including the use of external consultants. Projects listed as “Moderate/High” may have variable costs depending on the level of effort and requirements for external support. o Low investment would be expected to involve staff time and resources as allocated to regular tasks, potentially with changes to identified priorities. KEY IMPLEMENTATION STEPS Although there are several actions described in this section that are involved with implementing the Housing Action Plan, there are topic areas in the Plan that will require further coordination and guidelines for detailed tasks. Although these have been identified at a high level in this HAP, full implementation will need additional coordination and effort. This will include the following: