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Regional Affordable Housing Initiative |
Roaring Fork Community Housing
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Regional Housing Authority Workbook
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Regional Affordable Housing Strategy [2006 . . . ] |
The purpose of the Regional Affordable Housing Initiative is to provide tools for local jurisdictions in the Basalt to Glenwood Springs area of the Roaring Fork Valley to augment and continue development of their affordable housing programs. A task force with representatives of Glenwood Springs, Basalt, Carbondale, Garfield County and Eagle County worked together from July through October 1999 to review options and provide direction in developing tools tailored to local housing needs. The Regional Affordable Housing Initiative was funded by the Smart Growth Regional Partnerships Program with generous local contributions from the Town of Carbondale, City of Glenwood Springs, City of Aspen, and Garfield County. Healthy Mountain Communities, a regional nonprofit organization, administered the initiative. The benefits of the work include:
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In 2002, The City of Glenwood Springs and HMC, with the support of local governments, obtained a Smart Growth grant to support the Regional Housing Authority Initiative. The Regional Housing Authority Initiative was directed by an elected officials steering committee (consisting of elected officials from each participating government: Basalt, Carbondale, Glenwood Springs, Eagle County, Garfield County). The steering committee worked with HMC and the consultant team through a series of decisions relating to using the state multi-jurisdictional housing authority legislation to foster the creation of more affordable housing in the region. The results from these decisions formed the basis of an inter-governmental agreement between Garfield County, City of Glenwood Springs, Town of Carbondale, and the Town of Basalt to create a Regional Housing Fund.
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![]() The Regional Housing Authority Workbook is designed to help citizens, housing advocates, planners, and local officials understand how the regional housing authority law can be a tool to address affordable housing issues in their community and region. The sections of the workbook offer several steps to help you use the regional housing authority law to your community's advantage.
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Regional Organizational Overview - Who is doing what (6/2006)
Affordable Housing Strategy Matrix (2000) (excerpt from Regional Affordable Housing Initiative Final Report)
Affordable Housing Strategies (2000) (excerpt from Regional Affordable Housing Initiative Final Report)
Garfield County Housing Needs Assessment (2006)
Garfield County Rational Nexus Analysis (2006)
Pitkin County Affordable Housing Regulation Support Study (2004)
Eagle County Housing Guidelines (2004)
Northwest Colorado
Council of Governments (2004)
Regional Housing Authority Workbook (2004)
Eagle County Housing Needs Assessment Update (2002)
Roaring Fork Community Housing Fund [Garfield County, Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, Basalt]
Multi-Jurisdictional Housing Authority Law
Regional Affordable Housing Initiative Final Report (2000)
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Proceedings October 6, 2006 The purpose of this workshop was to:
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