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Staff: strategic-growth and water-supply work will inform housing action planning and grant competitiveness

Inglewood Planning and Zoning Commission · July 22, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff told commissioners that the state’s 2024 package (including housing assessments) links water and growth analyses to affordable housing planning and that the strategic-growth and water-supply elements can help the city qualify for planning funds tied to housing initiatives.

Commissioners asked how the mandated elements relate to broader affordable-housing efforts; staff said the planning elements intersect with housing-action planning and can provide data DOLA will review for grant scoring.

"One of the things they asked us to consider was do we have the utility water and infrastructure needs to meet the housing development that we're going to try to scope for in this housing action plan," a staff member said, describing DOLA’s guidance on aligning utility capacity and housing goals.

Staff added that Englewood previously completed a housing needs assessment and is beginning a long-range affordable-housing plan; the water and strategic-growth analyses can both inform those efforts and strengthen applications for state-local planning grants.