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Housing Affordability, Availability, and Accessibility

Realizing Housing in Small Towns

Monday, April 15, 2024
8:30 AM – 9:15 AM CT
Location: Room 205 A - D
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Division Endorsement: Housing and Community Development Division, Small Town and Rural Planning Division
Participants will glean insights from McCall's award winning 2022 Local Housing Action Plan exemplar of how housing issues can be addressed through shared partnerships and a targeted approach with a newly formed program. The presentation will then turn to Jackson and Teton County, WY which have mastered the development of hundreds of units annually. We will dissect the Town and County's action plan and its current updates on mitigation standards for various properties. For both case studies, we will examine how complex strategies and tools were distilled into actionable steps, focusing on the regulatory barriers to affordable housing common in many communities.

In each segment, participants can discuss, debate, and apply their insights, promoting a dynamic learning environment. The session’s design encourages active participation through audience polling and group brainstorming, ensuring attendees understand and can apply these lessons in their communities.

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Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the tools available to support affordable and workforce housing programs, specifically within western resort communities.
  • Apply strategies for launching and growing affordable and workforce housing initiatives in areas where programs are in their early stages, focusing on unique challenges and opportunities in mountain resort communities.
  • Draw valuable lessons from mature housing programs, to understand effective tools and strategies for development and how they can be adapted to the unique contexts of other western resort communities.