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Lake County supervisors review comprehensive housing action plan; direct staff to make edits and return
Summary
Supervisors heard a yearlong Housing Action and Implementation Plan that sets goals across ADUs, homeless housing, infill, and post‑disaster rebuilding. Staff were directed to refine language, coordinate with city partners and tribal nations, and return with a revised document for formal adoption.
Lake County supervisors on July 29 reviewed a draft Housing Action and Implementation Plan (HAPE) that lays out strategies to increase housing of many types across the county, then instructed staff to update language and return the plan for further review.
The HAPE, drafted over more than a year with consultants from PlaceWorks and input from city officials, tribal representatives, developers, housing providers and residents, sets goals including expanding accessory dwelling units, creating homeless and workforce housing options, prioritizing infill and fire‑safer sites, and maintaining an online sites inventory and interactive web map. "We are very excited to be here today, to present our housing action and implementation plan," Lisa Judd, Deputy County Administrative Officer for Housing, told the board. Amy Zinsheimer of PlaceWorks said the plan "started with a robust community input and data gathering effort" and is intended as a…
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