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File #: 17-1981   
Type: Staff Briefing - Without Ordinance
In control: Housing Commission to Protect and Preserve Dynamic and Diverse Neighborhoods
On agenda: 3/7/2017
Posting Language: Briefing and Subcommittee discussion on items from the FY 2017 Housing Commission Work Plan to include the Unified Development Code
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DEPARTMENT: Neighborhood & Housing Services


DEPARTMENT HEAD: Bridgett White


COUNCIL DISTRICTS IMPACTED: Citywide


SUBJECT:

Briefing and Subcommittee discussion on items from the FY 2017 Housing Commission Work Plan to include the Unified Development Code


SUMMARY:

This item includes a staff briefing and Subcommittee discussion on items included in the approved FY 2017 Housing Commission Work Plan to include possible policy recommendations to the Unified Development Code as part of the Policy & Program Assessment.


BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

On October 27, 2015, the Housing Commission to Protect and Preserve Dynamic and Diverse Neighborhoods established the Policy and Infrastructure Subcommittee in order to discuss relevant items on the Commission's current Work Plan and to develop recommendations to bring back to the Commission for possible action. The Subcommittee currently includes six members from the Housing Commission: Jennifer Gonzalez, Richard Milk, Carol Rodriguez, Noah Garcia, Natalie Griffith, and Rod Radle.

Two tasks have been assigned to the Policy and Infrastructure Subcommittee for FY 2017: a Policy & Program Assessment, and a Vulnerable Communities Assessment & Toolkit. The purpose of the Policy & Program Assessment is to review existing City policies and programs to determine their impacts on displacement, loss of affordable housing, and neighborhood change. The goal is that this Policy & Program Assessment will lead to recommendations that strengthen and stabilize neighborhoods, fostering more diverse and mixed-income communities throughout San Antonio. The Vulnerable Communities Assessment & Toolkit is designed to help the City identify those neighborhoods and residents most at-risk of displacement due to either disinvestment or rapid redevelopment pressures, and to develop a "toolkit" of policy responses to help mitigate those risks.


ISSUE:

Staff will continue its facilitation of the Subcommittee discussion on potential revision...

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