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10-19-2021 Housing Action Planco" of Federal lay cen qLW ew oppartunity 40 ■ Housing Action Plan City Council Meeting October 19, 2021 Chaney Skadsen, Associate Planner Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021 Policy 1 Iliestion Should the City Council approve the Housing Action Plan? Background 7/12/2021— LUTC Draft HAP Presentation 7/20/2021 — City Council HAP Presentation 9/16/2021— In Person Community Open House Event 10/4/2021— LUTC Draft HAP &Community Open House Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021 In -person Community Open House Sept. 16th: 4:30PM-7:OOPM at the PAEC - Attendance:40 Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021 Single ly 1-Ekes vlissinc-MiddN,Zor(esT LI_ 4RS5.0) " � � MN-Fami]y Zones Mixed-e Zones Community Conversations ADU "I could move my dad in with us without • Reduce cost & permitting time having to share the TV and let him have his • H OAs • Lower impact fees • Relax zoning • ADA accessible Missing Middle Homeownership opportunities Maintenance concerns Loss of neighborhood character Impact fees should be lower privacy and independence." "I'm worried that ADUs and duplexes will bring in more cars and tenants who don't care about the neighborhood" Downsize options for aging populations Townhomes more feasible Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021 Community Conversations (cont.) TOD & Downtown • We need condos and a good mix of housing • No more apartments • Too much parking • Redevelopment of the Commons • Housing near transit/light rail • Desire for a more enjoyable and safer downtown for pedestrians and bicyclists • Concerns about Sound Transit surplus parcels becoming affordable housing .. � � S,NRagio,„ �NwrinpAlfardo���M mill ' S,:c onH .WY Nad hl Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021 Community Conversations (cont.) School Impact Fees • Some say lower the fees to allow for more multi- family housing, others say keep them high • Finance impact fees over time/defer payment • Max $7,500 to pencil Affordable Housing • No more low income/affordable housing • Rising cost of living, housing costs are going up • More housing needed to help with homelessness Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021 City Council Options 1. Approve the draft Housing Action Plan. 2. Do not approve draft Housing Action Plan and provide direction to staff. Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021 Mayor's Recommendation Option 1: Recommend approval (Comments provided at the Open House were consistent with the input previously given by the Advisory Committee, two virtual Open Houses, and individual comments submitted over the course of project; therefore, no changes to the Housing Action Plan as presented to the Council last July are proposed) Draft Housing Action Plan City Council 10/19/2021