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<br />ATTACHMENT B <br /> <br />COUNCIL OPTIONS <br /> <br /> <br />The Homelessness Action Planning Team is providing the following table of options for the <br />council to consider; detailed explanations are also provided. <br /> <br />TIER EXAMPLETYPE OF SERVICEFUNDING OR <br /> <br />ESTIMATED COST <br />Tier 4 A stable, long-Homelessness and Recommendation: <br />Identify a stable, long- term funding housing initiative appoint a committee; <br />term funding source source funding charge them to <br /> recommend a funding <br />HOMELESS ACTION source, an annual <br />PLANNING TEAM revenue goal, and an <br />RECOMMENDATION allocation process. <br /> <br />Tier 3 <br />Identify one or more <br />programs to financially <br />support now. <br />a. Fund prevention Permanent, Prevention and response To acquire existing <br />programs. subsidized housing: $16,000+ <br />housing (also in New construction: <br />Tier 1) $75-100,000 (+/-) <br /> One-time Prevention $400-500.00 per <br />emergency household. $25,000 <br />payments to prevents 50+ <br />prevent evictions households from <br />becoming homeless. <br /> Youth/parent Prevention/Intervention Depends on degree of <br />reconciliations service <br />b. Fund emergency Expanded beds Emergency $6,000 per household. <br />shelter programs. or service To create a small, new <br />options at shelter: $50,000 for <br />emergency planning and over <br />shelters $400,000 annually to <br />operate depending on <br />size and target <br />population <br />c. Provide permanent Womenspace Emergency and To be determined: <br />supportive housing Shelter Permanent (likely in excess of <br />$25,000 per bed) <br /> <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />
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