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Board approves draft community development and housing needs assessment
Summary
The board approved the draft community development and housing needs assessment that will be used in the CDBG application; the draft adds two priorities—recreation for mental well-being and cultural attractions—and was approved unanimously.
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The Woodbury County Board voted 5-0 to approve a draft community development and housing needs assessment that will inform the county's CDBG application and related projects. Corinne Erickson said the draft drew on a recently adopted assessment and added needs tied to conservation work and regional hazard mitigation.
Erickson highlighted two added priorities: opportunities for recreation to support residents' mental well-being and cultural attractions based on the county's natural and historical assets. The board approved the draft by motion (Dietrich/Nelson), and Erickson invited further input from the board or public before materials are finalized.
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