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EXHIBIT 3: Chapter 6 Capital Facilities and Utilities Element; II. Capital Facilities Policies;Capital Facilities Summaries <br /> 7. Public and Assisted Housing Authority of Snohomish County(HASCO),Housing <br /> The City of Everett prepares a Consolidated Planus a Hope,Senior Services of Snohomish County,Friends of <br /> requirement of obtaining federal Community Youth and Compass Health. In addition to public <br /> Development Block Grant and HOME Investment housing units,assistance is provided in many forms, <br /> Partnership funds. The plan describes the needs of Section 8 housing vouchers administered through the <br /> low-and moderate-income Everett residents and the housing authorities,housing for low-income seniors and <br /> ways in which funds will be used to address those needs the mentally ill,homeless shelters for adults,families <br /> and the three basic goals of HUD programs which are to and teens and transitional housing. The City's <br /> provide decent housing,create a suitable living Community Housing Improvement Program(CHIP)is <br /> environment,and expand economic opportunities. administered by the City for housing rehabilitation, <br /> Everett's plan is coordinated with Snohomish County's providing assistance to both homeowners and <br /> Consolidated Plan. The plans must be updated every landlords. It is entirely funded by the federal <br /> five years;a new plan is currently being prepared. government and private lending participation. <br /> Public Housing issues for the city are addressed through <br /> this plan. The Everett Housing Authority is a primary provider of <br /> housing and rental assistance for extremely low-and <br /> The City has built public housing financed through very low-income households in Everett. The Housing <br /> general obligation debt. However,the City does not Authority is the owner of public housing units and other <br /> operate such housing. The City works in partnership assisted units,provides rental housing assistance <br /> with the Everett Housing Authority and non-profit through the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments <br /> housing service providers by applying federally funded Program,and develops,purchases and rehabilitates <br /> programs to these service providers Owners include multi-family housing units. <br /> the Everett Housing Authority(EHA),Housing <br /> Assisted Housing Units in the City of Everett consist of the following: <br /> f <br /> Type of Housing I Number of Units <br /> EHA Public Housing 901 <br /> Workforce Housing Units 2,762 <br /> Section 8 Certificates&Vouchers 2,885 <br /> Other Dedicated Subsidized Units 726 <br /> Transitional Units 92 <br /> Shelter Units 334 <br /> Total of All Assisted Housing 7,700 <br /> Everett Safe Streets Supportive Housing Supportive Housing includes office space designed for <br /> social service providers and case managers to meet with <br /> Through a Request for Qualifications(RFQ)in May residents.The project is also designed with several on- <br /> 2016,the City of Everett selected the non-profit site amenities including outdoor gardening areas, <br /> developer,Catholic Housing Services to develop low- outdoor gathering space for residents to interact,a <br /> barrier housing on a preferred site selected in space for service animals to play and get exercise,and a <br /> partnership with the City as part of the Safe Streets multi-purpose community room with computers <br /> Initiative implementation.The project is currently dedicated to resident use.The building as proposed, <br /> designed to be a newly constructed 7o-unit apartment will meet the specific needs of individuals exiting <br /> building targeted to serve homeless individuals, homelessness. <br /> including chronically homeless who suffer from mental <br /> illness and substance use.Everett Safe Streets <br /> 3 <br /> 114 <br />