and community development for Tribes and their members.” Planning resources” (water, sewer, telecommunications, roads), as “infrastructure part of housing planning, is also an objective of the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act. Affordable housing housing that complies with the requirements “means for affordable housing under title II” and permanent housing “includes for homeless persons who are persons with disabilities, transitional housing, and single room occupancy housing.” The Chapter land use and housing plan is in the category of Activities” defined in Section “Model 202 of the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act. The primary purpose of the land use plan is to identify sites suitable for affordable housing. Under Activities,” other areas of “Model community development may be addressed as well. These include community facilities, economic development, and the environment. The report consists of four integrated parts: a community needs assessment, a suitability analysis, an infrastructure analysis, and a land use plan. The final report includes implementation recommendations. All supporting maps will be encoded in Geographic Information Systems format. Public Participation requirement Public participation in the planning process is required to comply with the Native American Housing Assistance and Act. The community’s vision and guiding principles for its future development has been solicited through public meetings and in consultation with community staff and officials. The focus of the Community Assessment is evaluation of housing and demographic data that is to be the basis for predicting housing demand for the next 25 years. This phase of the planning process also contains a summary of the guiding principles and vision regarding local planning and development as expressed by the community. Assessment Existing and Future Housing Demand
and community development for Tribes and their members.” Planning “infrastructure resources” (water, sewer, telecommunications, roads), as part of housing planning, is also an objective of the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act. Affordable housing “means housing that complies with the requirements for affordable housing under title II” and “includes permanent housing for homeless persons who are persons with disabilities, transitional housing, and single room occupancy housing.” The Chapter land use and housing plan is in the category of “Model Activities” defined in Section 202 of the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act. The primary purpose of the land use plan is to identify sites suitable for affordable housing. Under “Model Activities,” other areas of community development may be addressed as well. These include community facilities, economic development, and the environment. The report consists of four integrated parts: a community needs assessment, a suitability analysis, an infrastructure analysis, and a land use plan. The final report includes implementation recommendations. All supporting maps will be encoded in Geographic Information Systems format. Public Participation requirement Public participation in the planning process is required to comply with the Native American Housing Assistance and Act. The community’s vision and guiding principles for its future development has been solicited through public meetings and in consultation with community staff and officials. The focus of the Community Assessment is evaluation of housing and demographic data that is to be the basis for predicting housing demand for the next 25 years. This phase of the planning process also contains a summary of the guiding principles and vision regarding local planning and development as expressed by the community. Assessment Existing and Future Housing Demand
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