Date: February 2, 2023 Location of meeting: Via Zoom Time meeting was called to order: 7:05pm Attendees: Kristin Berg, Nan Parson, Kathy Rosling, Kate Kerin, Jeanne Wells, Melani Kaplan, Juliana Lopez De Philbrook, Kristen Olson “Thank you for your email message however I respectfully decline your invitation for a private meeting. If there is anythingContinue reading “Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ February 2, 2023”
Category Archives: Affordable Housing
B-4 Uptown Current Land Use Analysis
Park Ridge Housing Facts
Park Ridge Employee Salaries: What Housing Options Exist in Park Ridge for These Employees?
JOB TITLE AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY ANNUAL SALARY RANGE AFFORDABLE RENT AFFORDABLE HOME PURCHASE 25th – 90th Percentile* @ 30% of Annual Income Current Market Conditions** Restaurant Worker 24,592 19,500 – 32,500 615 62,000 Grocery Stocker 27,807 23,078 – 34,116 695 77,000 Hospital Housekeeper 28,170 23,091 – 36,127 704 78,000 Public Works 33,628 25,591Continue reading “Park Ridge Employee Salaries: What Housing Options Exist in Park Ridge for These Employees?”
Housing Affordability – Did You Know?
In the US: 44% of extremely low-income renter householders are seniors or have a disability, and another 44% are in the labor force, in school, or are single-adult caregivers. Extremely low-income renters face a shortage of approximately 7 million affordable and available rental homes. Only 36 affordable and available homes exist for every 100 extremelyContinue reading “Housing Affordability – Did You Know?”
Affordable Housing Facts
Affordable housing serving low- and moderate-income people is often mixed-income, indistinguishable from surrounding housing, and designed to house the workforce, older adults, people with disabilities, and families. Affordable and accessible housing helps promote long term employment retention, cuts down on commutes and air pollution, and helps those who grew up in the community to remain.Continue reading “Affordable Housing Facts”
Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ Jan. 5, 2023
Date: January 5, 2023 Location of meeting: Via Zoom Time meeting was called to order: 7:04pm Attendees: Kristin Berg, Nan Parson, Marilyn Novak, Kate Kerin, Jeanne Wells, Beverly Copeland Kristin and other members to attend the next PZC meeting where Uptown B4 is discussed to suggest that AH be considered a permitted Use. This couldContinue reading “Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ Jan. 5, 2023”
Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ Nov. 28, 2022
Date: November 28, 2022 Location of meeting: Via Zoom Time meeting was called to order: 7:02pm Attendees: Kristin Berg, Nan Parson, Marilyn Novak, Melani Kaplan, Kathy Rolsing, Kate Kerin, Julianna Lopez de Philbrook, Pat Lofthouse, Molly Phalin The Salaries Table will be revised to list the occupations in order of the annual salary, lowest toContinue reading “Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ Nov. 28, 2022”
Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ October 27, 2022
Date: October 27, 2022 Location of meeting: Via Zoom Time meeting was called to order: 7:03pm Attendees: Kristin Berg, Nan Parson, Marilyn Novak, Melani Kaplan, Kathy Rolsing There was a discussion about the extended timeline for the Comp Plan, but at least the PZC has started talking about it. Kristin will communicate with the commissionContinue reading “Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ October 27, 2022”
Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ September 29, 2022
Date: September 29, 2022 Location of meeting: Via Zoom Time meeting was called to order: 7:03pm Attendees: Kristin Berg, Nan Parson, Jeanne Wells, Kathy Rolsing, Kate Kerin, Chris Parson There was a discussion about the delay by the city to begin work/hearings on the Comp Plan and Housing Plan (to be filed with the state). Continue reading “Affordable Housing Advocacy Group Meeting Minutes ~ September 29, 2022”