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1996 EVALUATION: Objective met. Continue program. The City Attorney's Office <br /> publicizes this information, informs builders of applicable laws, and monitors all complaints. <br /> <br /> Policy 21: Provide for the special housing needs of large families, the elderly, <br /> the disabled, the homeless, and families with ~!~l~~i:i:i. heads of <br /> households. <br /> <br /> Program 21.1: Provide housing opportunities for households <br /> with special needs such as studio and one-bedroom apartments for <br /> the elderly, three-bedroom apartments for large families, specially <br /> designed units for the disabled, emergency shelter and transitional <br /> housing for the homeless, and affordable units for female <br /> ~~:i:~heads of households. <br /> <br /> Responsible Agency: u ....:" ^"+~'--:"' and Ci <br /> Council <br /> Time Period: Ongoing <br /> Funding Source: C, ene~~ Fund <br /> <br />1996 EVALUATION: Objective met. Continue Program. "The Promenade" Aparunents <br />(approved in 1994 and now under construction) will have 68 units affordable to low-and <br />very-low-income households, including 15 three-bedroom apartments for families. Since 1991, <br />the City has assisted in the construction of over 100 affordable studio and one-bedroom <br />apartments for seniors in two projects. Through its Community Development Block Grant <br />program (using Federal and City funds), the City has also provided assistance to a <br />domestic-violence shelter, a transitional-housing facility, and housing projects for mentally, <br />physically, and developmentally disabled persons. <br /> <br /> Program 21.2: Require as many lower-income units within large <br /> rental projects to be accessible and adaptable to the disabled as <br /> <br /> Responsible Agency: City Council <br /> Time Period: As needed <br /> Funding Source: Rental Developers <br /> <br />1996 EVALUATION: Objective met. Continue Program. <br /> <br /> 26 <br /> <br /> <br />