City of Rockford, Illinois 2015 2019 Consolidated Plan Annual - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

City of Rockford, Illinois 2015 – 2019 Consolidated Plan Annual Action Plan 2015

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De-Concentration Policy  Develop and apply a policy that provides for de-concentration of areas of poverty and declining neighborhood conditions and encourage diversity in income and housing types in all areas of the City and in public and assisted housing in order to Affirmatively Further Fair Housing.  HUD Regulations C.F.R. Subpart A. Sec 903.

“Opportunity Areas” - “Areas of Minority / Low Income Concentration and Segregation”  Opportunity Areas – areas offering access to quality goods and services, exemplary schools, health care, range of housing, transportation to employment and service centers, adequate public infrastructure, utilities, and recreation.  Areas of Concentration/Segregation (HUD definition) – areas 50% or greater minority population and 3 times or more the poverty level of the MSA (35.1%) and generally lacking the above amenities.

R/ECAP Calculations of Minority and Poverty Concentrated Areas

HUD R/ECAP Calculations with Public and Assisted Housing Concentrations

Section 8 Voucher Concentrations

Public and Assisted Housing and LIHTC

Coordinated Housing and Social Service Application Intake, Triage, and Service Delivery (move toward self sufficiency) - comprehensive assessment of housing / service needs for people entering the assisted housing, affordable housing, and homeless assistance systems. Referrals based on client’s needs / conditions addressing determinants negatively impacting current condition - high school diploma, income and poverty, unemployment, job training and needed services treatments – substance abuse, mental health and medical care. Benefits – households get best fitting intervention from the start, provides a system wide prevention and diversion opportunity, improves system efficiency, collaboration among providers, transitions clients out of public assistance and public intervention programs permanently - Self Sufficiency

Fair Housing Index Data for ten variables, GIS mapped by census tract, to examine correlation of self sufficiency / housing choice with determinant variables that increase the level of risk of limited housing choice and social equity.  Percent minority population  Percent female-headed households with children  Median housing value and Median contract rent  Percent housing stock constructed prior to 1960  Percent earning median household income  Percent poverty  Percent with less than a high school degree  Percent of the workforce unemployed  Percent using public transportation to and from work  Ratio of loan denials to loan originations (HMDA Data)

Fair Housing Index

Public Policy and Regulatory Local and Regional Policy Changes – Policies limiting placement of public / assisted housing, LIHTC, Federally Assisted Housing, Section 8 Voucher Utilization – determine appropriate percentages/limitation - percentage of market rate housing. Policies limiting future concentrations in opportunity areas; and Regional Housing Fair Share Policies for jurisdictions participating in regional transportation, infrastructure, economic development initiatives.