Recommendation CC.47

Recommendation Status: New

Conduct annual assessments of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Fund programs to better the impact and interventions needed to increase housing options.

This recommendation help achieve the following

Applicable Geographic Scales

Countywide

Recommendation is not applicable at the municipal scale.

Municipalities

Key Issues Addressed

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Sustainability Considerations

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Sub-geographies

Equity Considerations

Performing yearly evaluations to help determine how existing housing strategies are working and interventions that may be needed.

Federal housing guidelines require environmental assessments and remediation.

Related Planning Topic Areas

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Complete Communities

Not Sub-geographies
Countywide
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Inclusive
Economies

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Leading the Region

Not Economic Development
Not Land Use & Development
Not Open Space & Environment
Not Transportation & Infrastructure
Housing
Not Jobs-Skills Mismatch
Not Infrastructure Cost-burden
Population Stagnation
Greater Housing Diversity & Affordability
Social & Environmental Resilience

Low
(Less than $1 mil)

Medium
($1-10mil)

Partnership

Implementation

Lead Partner(s)

  • St. Louis County Department of Human Services - Office of Community Development

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Timeline

Ongoing

Near-term
(Within 5 Years)

Supporting Partner(s)

  • Rise Community Development

  • UMSL - Innovation and Action Center

  • Community Builders Network

Project

Cost

High
($10+ mil)

Project, Partnership, or Policy

Policy

Medium-term
(5-10 Years)

Long-term
(10+ Years)

Potential Funding Sources

  • Community Development Block Grant 20% administrative cap

  • St. Louis County Government general operations

Not Partnership

Tracking Implementation

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Direct resources to more single infill housing opportunities within an intact neighborhood block.

Tracking Success

  • Increase of developable sites.

  • Increase of building permits.

  • Increase in housing tenure.

  • Decrease in housing cost burden.

If overperforming, what should we do?

Target housing development to geographic areas to focus on larger housing development opportunities that lead to more units and population density.

If underperforming, what should we do?

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