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2016-2020 Housing Framework

 
Public Report on Coalition for Rochester Area Housing led by Rochester Area Foundation
Last modified: August 21, 2018

Contents

Highlights

 

Notes and presentation from  the July Housing Conversation hosted by Kim Norton.

Contents

Notes and presentation from July Housing Conversation hosted by Kim Norton.

 

 

 

Kim's Notes

We had a presentation about TIF, a speaker from the Bear Creek Ministries Housing development, a speaker from the Rochester Area Foundation Housing Group and a speaker from AEON/The Rose Housing development in Minneapolis. Then attendees asked questions of the speakers before providing ideas and listed pros & cons to ideas that are being utilized elsewhere in the state and country. The notes reflect the comments they shared on paper. Speakers provided a few handouts and I have included the ones I had electronically on TIF & AEON .
The point was made by multiple speakers as well as builders in attendance that from start to finish, any new construction can expect to take five years before units are available which makes utilizing a variety of options wise given the level of need.

 

 

Presentation and Other Docs from the meeting

Aeon/The Rose Housing

 

 

More about AEON 

 

 

Housing Notes

 

 

TIF

 

 

Reference Material of interests

 

MN Governor Housing Taskforce Report

Recently published and send by Kim to openBeam.

 

Post Bulletin Report 2018-08-25

 

8 Takeaways From the Housing Task Force Report

 

 

 

Impact Levels

  Impact Lvl 1: Aging ; Housing

 

Back to TOC

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

Related Reports

 

Other Coalition for Rochester Area Housing Pinned Reports

May 17, 2024 : Minnesota Housing Profile Housing Statistics and Findings
Impact Lvl1: Diversity and Inclusion, Governance/Public Policy, Housing, Metrics
Impact Lvl2:

2023 Olmsted County Housing Profile

State of MN Profile and Findings


March 07, 2024 : City of Rochester Housing Actions
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

 

Feb 26 City Council Study Session Housing Portion: Economic Development Incentives for Housing

Video Clip

Presentation Slides


January 19, 2023 : Housing Alliance Coalition BIPOC Co-designing
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Commitment, Diversity and Inclusion, Housing, Neighborhood, OpenBeam
Impact Lvl2:

Housing Alliance Coalition BIPOC Homeownership Co-designing Co-designing report


August 10, 2022 : Housing Alliance Coalition Senior Housing Report
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Housing, Neighborhood, OpenBeam
Impact Lvl2:

(A) Aug 2022 status: Request for Proposals for Senior Housing Development;  (B) Dec, 2021 status: (1) Senior Housing Community Co-Design Project Report;  (2) Project Background: Describing Senior Housing Project and Recruiting Co-Designing Team Members

 


December 02, 2021 : Multi-Year Plan and $15M Commitment
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Diversity and Inclusion, Housing, Neighborhood
Impact Lvl2:

Mayo Clinic announced an additional $5 Million contribution to affordable housing bridge. 


December 03, 2020 : Maxfield Olmsted County Housing Study Findings
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Commitment, Housing, Neighborhood
Impact Lvl2:

 Maxfield Study Updates. 


September 27, 2019 : 2019 DMCC Affordable Housing Work Plan Status
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

2019 Presentations : September DMCC, meeting, May DMCC meeting and Feb DMCC meeting.


February 15, 2019 : Councilman Michael Wojcik Comments to DMC pertaining to Affordable Housing
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

Here are 6 comments / Suggestions that that Councilman Wojcik sent do the DMC EDA and Board pertaining to how DMC can have a positive impact on the affordability of housing in the district and beyond.


December 09, 2018 : Collective Impact Model to enable Housing Coalition
Impact Lvl1: Business Process, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

11/13/2018 Housing Coalition meeting starting a series of conversations regarding the future and role of the housing alliance in our community.  To start these conversations, Elaine Case will be presenting on the Community Impact model.

 

 


September 21, 2017 : City Council Discussing Affordable Housing
Impact Lvl1: Diversity and Inclusion, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

City Council's Committee at Large discussed Affordable Housing and Councilman Michael Wojcik's counter proposal. 


May 04, 2017 : Mixed Income Housing Policy Study
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

Grounded Solutions Network Report from Michael Wojcik's blog site. 


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Pinned Coalition for Rochester Area Housing organization and project reports

. Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : August 10, 2022 : Housing Alliance Coalition Senior Housing Report
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Housing, Neighborhood, OpenBeam
Impact Lvl2:

(A) Aug 2022 status: Request for Proposals for Senior Housing Development;  (B) Dec, 2021 status: (1) Senior Housing Community Co-Design Project Report;  (2) Project Background: Describing Senior Housing Project and Recruiting Co-Designing Team Members

 


Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : December 02, 2021 : Multi-Year Plan and $15M Commitment
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Diversity and Inclusion, Housing, Neighborhood
Impact Lvl2:

Mayo Clinic announced an additional $5 Million contribution to affordable housing bridge. 


Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : December 03, 2020 : Maxfield Olmsted County Housing Study Findings
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Commitment, Housing, Neighborhood
Impact Lvl2:

 Maxfield Study Updates. 


Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : September 27, 2019 : 2019 DMCC Affordable Housing Work Plan Status
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

2019 Presentations : September DMCC, meeting, May DMCC meeting and Feb DMCC meeting.


Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : February 15, 2019 : Councilman Michael Wojcik Comments to DMC pertaining to Affordable Housing
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Business Process, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

Here are 6 comments / Suggestions that that Councilman Wojcik sent do the DMC EDA and Board pertaining to how DMC can have a positive impact on the affordability of housing in the district and beyond.


Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : December 09, 2018 : Collective Impact Model to enable Housing Coalition
Impact Lvl1: Business Process, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

11/13/2018 Housing Coalition meeting starting a series of conversations regarding the future and role of the housing alliance in our community.  To start these conversations, Elaine Case will be presenting on the Community Impact model.

 

 


Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : September 21, 2017 : City Council Discussing Affordable Housing
Impact Lvl1: Diversity and Inclusion, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

City Council's Committee at Large discussed Affordable Housing and Councilman Michael Wojcik's counter proposal. 


Project Report of Coalition for Rochester Area Housing : May 04, 2017 : Mixed Income Housing Policy Study
Impact Lvl1: Aging, Housing
Impact Lvl2:

Grounded Solutions Network Report from Michael Wojcik's blog site. 


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Project Phase Definitions
The following defines the various project phases:
  1. Available - a product, program or service is in production
  2. Develop - program or application is being developed
  3. Plan - idea is solid, stakeholders are identified, and there is strong commitment to go forward from all parties.
  4. Concept Phase - idea scoped out with enough details to give an early sizing and/or to build a proof of concept
    demonstration
  5. Pre-concept Phase - an early idea or a requirement.
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