Introduction of an Ordinance Amending the Pasco County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 2, Article V, Division 6, Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, Section 2-264, Membership and Section 2-265, Meetings – No Funding Required
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Staff recommendation
Approve
DispositionApproved
Approved Staff’s recommendation.
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Yes, sir. Good afternoon, Commissioner. Jeffrey McKittrick with Community Development Assistant Director. And I have before you an ordinance to introduce
Hmm.
Because he's pulling that up. Um we have an ordinance to revise our affordable housing advisory committee and this is a technical revision just to get us in compliance with state law.
And so we receive SHIP funding, which is State Housing Initiative Partnership, each year through the state. And as part of those funds, we are required to have the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee. The current ordinance is from 2008 and it is in conflict with current state law. So this ordinance will revise to consist of eight to eleven members appointed by resolution by the Board of County Commissioners with a specified term. And the commission or the committee will meet at least biannually
and submit annually a report to the Board of County Commissioners. The current ordinance, as I said, is a uh eight members and or correction, eleven members. We're going to change that to be between eight and eleven. And then They were required to submit a report to the board triannually. That will now go to annually. And so basically the duties is to revise or to review established policies and procedures, ordinances
that relate to affordable housing, and to recommend specific incentives that may facilitate affordable housing while also protecting the value of the property. Additionally, the committee is tasked with doing an annual report. That also must go to the state uh housing coalition each year. And the advisory committee can recommend incentives. There's a list of them that they are mandated to look at. and to make recommendations on. Again, those are just recommendations to you.
They can also look at other incentives that may help with affordable housing. So, with your approval, we'll set this for an ordinance or for a public hearing February 6th, back here at Dade City, and then we will prepare a resolution to appoint members to the committee, and that will occur February 20th. And the AHAC will then begin meeting in March and have a couple three meetings probably in a public hearing and then bring It back to
the board in June with the actual report to recommend any incentives for affordable housing. That's basically all I have. Question okay?
Move to approve.
We got a motion and a second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Any interposed? All right. 5-0. Passed. Thank you.