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Resolution No. 4834 Exhibit
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· Pubfic/private partnerships approach has built community support and diversified the funding base <br />Gaps <br /> <br />Differences of opinion on priorities between jurisdictions <br />Existing programs have very great needs, therefore it is difficult to fund new supportive housing <br />programs for spedal needs populations <br />Operating funds for new facilities are more difficult to obtain than supportive service funds; therefore <br />transitional housinq is not built for special needs populations <br />Separate RFP for operating funds and new construction made it difficult to put together new <br />supportive housinq projects <br /> <br />Growing homeless youth population has unique needs that are difficult to address <br /> <br />Public Housing Authority <br />HACSA is charged with Lane County's housing and related community services policies <br />and programs. In this capacity, it serves as the housing authority for the Cities of <br />Eugene and Springfield and Lane County. HACSA owns, manages, and maintains 708 <br />public housing units for Iow-income households. HACSA's Public Housing Department <br />also manages a 25-unit Section 8 apartment complex for families and two HUD multi- <br />family apartment complexes comprised of families, elderly, and disabled residents. <br />HACSA also administers the HUD Section 8 housing programs and manages the Low- <br />income Weatherization Program. The five Lane County Commissioners and two <br />Resident Commissioners have jurisdiction over HACSA and serve as the Housing <br />Authority Board. <br /> <br />Strengths <br /> <br />· Participates in local HPB as an interqovernmental partner <br />· HUD-designated high-performing agency <br /> <br />· Successful in acquNng existing projects to maintain affordability <br /> <br />Competitive developer of/ow-income housing projects <br />Successful in securing use of City landbanked sites for housinq developments <br />Partners with Euqene on use of housinq rehabilitation loan fundinq <br /> <br />Gaps <br /> <br />Partners with Cities on community poficing, recreation, and planning activities <br />Strong resident services program <br />Proactive reasonable accommodations policy <br />Family self-suffidency program <br /> <br />· Shrinking funding to meet expanding needs <br /> <br />Information Sources Used and Relationship to 2000 Census <br />Information and Time Period Covered <br /> <br />This Consolidated Plan was developed using information and data from several different <br />sources. The basis for this plan is the data gathered and produced from the 2000 <br />Census. Thanks to the Internet and the advances in personal computers and networks, <br />the latest Census data was made available to the public in a timely, relatively easy to <br />access and manipulate format for the first time ever! This allowed for some very detailed <br />analysis of the information and comparisons to past data sources. Credible projections <br />of incomes, populations, and demographics can be made to help define community <br />needs in the five-year time period of this plan. What follows is a list of data and <br />information sources used to develop this plan: <br /> <br />]8 <br /> <br /> <br />
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