Implementation and Monitoring

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The collective work of PSRC, counties, cities, and other agencies and organizations is needed to implement the Regional Housing Strategy and meet the region’s housing needs. Many of the needed actions require work by cities and counties as zoning and permitting are local functions.

The following implementation approaches are proposed to address existing gaps in capacity, resources and funding:

Jurisdiction
Capacity
Resources
Funding
Federal


Expand LIHTC, Section 8, and other funding sources to build and preserve income restricted units

Expand home ownership and down payment assistance

State
Support local jurisdictions in advocating for federal reformsTechnical assistance to support comprehensive plan updates and ongoing housing work

Expand the Housing Trust Fund to build and preserve income restricted units

Expand home ownership and down payment assistance

Support the continued authorization of local funding mechanisms and provide additional funding options for local jurisdictions
PSRC

Support state and local efforts to advocate for funding reforms

Convene stakeholders to increase collaboration, resource sharing, and public-private partnerships

Provide technical assistance to support local work, including guidance on engaging community members, and model codes and ordinances

Provide data and research including ongoing monitoring of implementation efforts, and exploring the feasibility of potential new tools and resources
Explore financial incentives for housing actions, including prioritizing transportation funding for projects that support affordable housing
Multi-Jurisdictional

Support state and local efforts to advocate for funding reforms

Convene stakeholders to increase collaboration, resource sharing, and public-private partnerships
Support local audits of existing development regulations and revise as needed

Increase consistency in development regulations

Establish and/or expand a capital fund

Explore establishing a housing benefit district, if enabled
Local JurisdictionJoin a multi-jurisdictional agency, if applicable

Rezone/upzone

Establish/expand tenant and landlord programs

Audit existing development regulations and revise as needed

Increase contributions to multi-jurisdictional agency capital funds, if applicable

Audit existing and potential local revenue sources and adopt new sources as needed

The collective work of PSRC, counties, cities, and other agencies and organizations is needed to implement the Regional Housing Strategy and meet the region’s housing needs. Many of the needed actions require work by cities and counties as zoning and permitting are local functions.

The following implementation approaches are proposed to address existing gaps in capacity, resources and funding:

Jurisdiction
Capacity
Resources
Funding
Federal


Expand LIHTC, Section 8, and other funding sources to build and preserve income restricted units

Expand home ownership and down payment assistance

State
Support local jurisdictions in advocating for federal reformsTechnical assistance to support comprehensive plan updates and ongoing housing work

Expand the Housing Trust Fund to build and preserve income restricted units

Expand home ownership and down payment assistance

Support the continued authorization of local funding mechanisms and provide additional funding options for local jurisdictions
PSRC

Support state and local efforts to advocate for funding reforms

Convene stakeholders to increase collaboration, resource sharing, and public-private partnerships

Provide technical assistance to support local work, including guidance on engaging community members, and model codes and ordinances

Provide data and research including ongoing monitoring of implementation efforts, and exploring the feasibility of potential new tools and resources
Explore financial incentives for housing actions, including prioritizing transportation funding for projects that support affordable housing
Multi-Jurisdictional

Support state and local efforts to advocate for funding reforms

Convene stakeholders to increase collaboration, resource sharing, and public-private partnerships
Support local audits of existing development regulations and revise as needed

Increase consistency in development regulations

Establish and/or expand a capital fund

Explore establishing a housing benefit district, if enabled
Local JurisdictionJoin a multi-jurisdictional agency, if applicable

Rezone/upzone

Establish/expand tenant and landlord programs

Audit existing development regulations and revise as needed

Increase contributions to multi-jurisdictional agency capital funds, if applicable

Audit existing and potential local revenue sources and adopt new sources as needed