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|DlC)|eDle0faf'QD: [CQDc|0d'DgThQUghfs <br />As part of the implementation of this plan, the Council will continue to collaborate <br />and consult with members of the community, especially historically u Ind errep resented <br />populations. The Council's ongoing engagement necessary to implement this plan will follow <br />the Council's Public Engagement Plan. Additionally, the Council invites the stakeholders <br />0fthe Housing Policy Plan Work Group t0continue t0meet and t0hold the Council <br />accountable for the successful implementation of this Housing Policy Plan. <br />Nearly 30 years have passed since the Council last adopted a housing -focused policy <br />document, 1985\uHousing Development Guide. With the Council's various roles that affect <br />housing—rangingfromadministering rental assistance and funding residential development, <br />to reviewing local comprehensive plans —this plan furthers the alignment, consistency, and <br />integration 0fthe C0unci|\sown housing policy. But the Council cannot d0this work alone. <br />The Council looks forward to present and future opportunities for collaboration to improve <br />how the region collectively addresses housing challenges both today and tomorrow. By <br />identifying these broad regional priorities in the Housing Policy Plan, the Council's goal is to <br />catalyze the conversations and broad regional partnerships necessary to advance housing <br />policy inthe Twin Cities region. The Council hopes that this plan will advance the region\u <br />conversation about how to create housing options that give people in all life stages and of <br />all economic means viable choices for safe, otab|e, and affordable homes. <br />HOUSING POLICY PLAN FIVE: Ncaxt Steps <br />