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Joint county-city AHAC recommends ADU ordinances, public-lands process and finance task force to expand affordable housing
Summary
The Flagler County–Palm Coast Affordable Housing Advisory Committee presented a set of recommendations Jan. 14 that include ADU ordinances, a housing finance task force, and a formal surplus-public-lands process for affordable housing.
The Flagler County–Palm Coast Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) presented its 2024 annual report at a Palm Coast City Council workshop on Jan. 14, urging a package of strategies to expand affordable housing, including accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinances, streamlined reviews, a housing finance exploration task force and a formal process for identifying surplus public land for affordable housing.
The panel presenting the report included Joe Hegatus, director of Flagler County Health and Human Services, and Debri (Debbie) Peradowski, housing services program manager, who reviewed AHAC’s recommended actions and timelines. “We request that the board and council formally acknowledge the report and adopt all, some, or none of the recommendations,” Hegatus said, describing the committee’s role and the report’s purpose.
Why it matters: The AHAC recommendations relate to the Live Local Act and to the use of State Housing Initiative Partnership (SHIP)…
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