King County Consortium Consolidated Housing and Community Development Plan for 2010-2012The "Consolidated Housing and Community Development Plan" (Consolidated Plan) guides the investment of approximately $11 million per year in federal housing and community development funds, and an additional $23 million per year in other federal or related state and local funds, to address housing, homeless, and community development needs throughout the King County Consortium over the next three years, from 2010 through 2012. The King County Consortium includes most of the suburban cities in the county, as well as the unincorporated areas of the county. It does not include the City of Seattle, which prepares its own Consolidated Plan. The Consolidated Plan contains an executive summary and strategic plan that contain broad goals, objectives, strategies and performance measures; a needs assessment (Appendix A); and 12 other appendices and maps. On October 28, 2010, the Joint Recommendations Committee of the Consortium approved an amendment making minor changes to the wording of Goal I, Objective 2 regarding home ownership. these are reflected in the amended version below. To see how you can be involved in the process of updating and implementing the King County Consolidated Plan, see the Public Involvement Guide.
Download the body of 2010-2012 Consolidated Plan as Amended (pdf) Map 1: Consortium Membership Map: showing the Consortium Planning Areas (North, East, and South)
Download each Appendix or Map below: Appendix A: 2009 Needs Assessment (pdf) Map 1: Persons of Color Concentration and Diversity Map 2: : Persons in Poverty Map 3: Areas of Concentration of Poverty and Persons of Color Map 4: Very Low-Income Renter Households in the Consortium with Housing Problems Map 5: Low-Income Owner Households in the Consortium with Housing Problems Map 6: Rate of Notice of Trustee Sales by Census Tract (2008 - 2009) Map 7: Rate of High Cost Mortgages by Tract
Appendix B: Stakeholder and Public Input (pdf) Appendix C: Consortium and King County Efforts to Ameliorate the Negative Effects of the Housing Market on Low- to Moderate-Income Households (pdf) Appendix D: Public Housing Authorities Located in the Consortium (pdf) Appendix E: Assisted Housing Inventory - 2008 (pdf) Map 1: Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Properties in the King County Consortium Map 2: King County Housing Authority Properties in the King County Consortium
Appendix F: Lead Paint (pdf) Appendix G: Displacement and Federal Relocation Requirements (pdf) Appendix H: Anti-Poverty Strategy (pdf) Appendix I: Consortium Monitoring Plan (pdf) Appendix J: Citizen Participation Plan (pdf) Appendix K: Public Comment Section (pdf) Appendix L: White Center Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area (pdf) Appendix M: Maps - Updated maps, and maps based on the 2000 Census data (pdf) The following maps from Appendix M may also be downloaded individually Updated Maps for Cities over 20,000 (2005 - 2007 Estimates): Demographic Indicators Map 1: Percentage of Population Below Poverty Level (ACS 2005 - 2007) Map 2: Percentage of Persons of Color (ACS 2005 - 2007) Map 3: Percentage of Owner-Occupied Units (ACS 2005 - 2007) Map 4: Percentage of Population Over Age 65 (ACS 2005 - 2007) Map 5: Percentage of Population Over Five Who Speak a language Other Than English at Home (ACS 2005 - 2007)
Location of Low- to Moderate-Income Households - This set of maps shows block groups in King County Consortium that exceed 45.2% low- to moderate-income households as a percent of total households based on 2000 Census data. Map 1: North and East Urban Sub-Region Map 2: East Sub-Region including Duvall, Carnation, Issaquah, Snoqualmie and Unincorporated King County Map 3: East Sub-Region including North Bend and Unincorporated King County Map 4: East Sub-Region including Skykomish and Unincorporated King County Map 5: Vashon Island Map 6: South Urban Sub-Region Map 7: South Sub-Region including Covington, Maple Valley, Black Diamond, Enumclaw and Unincorporated King County
Renters: Low to Moderate-Income Households with Housing Problems and Severe Housing Cost Burden. This set of maps breaks out data for three income levels of renters: very low, low and moderate income, and shows the percentage of renters at each income level that reported a housing cost burden. Renter Housing Problems Map 1: Very low-income renters Map 2: Low-income renters Map 3: Moderate-income renters
Renter Severe Housing Cost Burden Map 4: Very low-income renters Map 5: Low-income renters Map 6: Moderate-income renters
Home Owners: Low to Moderate-Income Households with Housing Problems and Severe Housing Cost Burden. This set of maps breaks out data for three income levels of home owners: very low, low and moderate income, and shows the percentage of home owners at each income level that reported housing cost burdens. Home Owner Housing Problems Map 1: Very low-income owners Map 2: Low-income owners Map 3: Moderate-income owners Home Owner Severe Housing Cost Burden Map 4: Very low-income owners Map 5: Low-income owners Map 6: Moderate-income owners
Housing Stock Maps. This set of maps shows the percentage of rental units affordable to very low-, low- and moderate-income households, and the percentage of ownership units affordable to moderate-income households in the King County Consortium. Rental Housing Stock Map 1: Rental stock affordable to very low-income renters Map 2: Rental stock affordable to low-income renters Map 3: Rental stock affordable to moderate-income renters Ownership Housing Stock Map 4: Owner housing stock affordable to moderate-income households and below
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