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4) Provide a balanced housing supply,with approximately 90% <br /> ownership housing and 10%rental housing,to expand options for <br /> workforce housing and housing for young professionals. <br /> 5) Continue to develop more affordable single family housing such as <br /> condominiums and small-lot single family homes that includes <br /> higher architectural variety and quality. <br /> 6) Explore opportunities to attract executive level housing to provide <br /> a variety of housing choices and opportunities in the City. <br /> Goal 2:Revitalize/rehabilitate areas where the housing is aging and in need <br /> of repair and where the land is underutilized and/or has potential for <br /> future redevelopment consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. [On a <br /> separate sheet please describe how your project will use one of the <br /> following implementation strategies to achieve this goal.Word limit=500 <br /> words] <br /> 1) Encourage residents to upgrade the functionality and marketability <br /> of their aging housing,and put quality additions on as they need <br /> more space. <br /> 2) Provide options for residents to subdivide if consistent with and <br /> allowed by the Comprehensive Plan. <br /> 3) Encourage redevelopment where land has potential for future <br /> development consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. <br /> Goal 3:Maintain and improve the housing stock to preserve the character <br /> and quality of existing neighborhoods.[On a separate sheet please <br /> describe how your project will use one of the following implementation <br /> strategies to achieve this goal.Word limit=500 words] <br /> 1) Encourage the development of homeowner's associations or <br /> common interest communities for areas of older multifamily <br /> housing and new subdivisions of smaller lot neighborhoods. <br /> 2) Ensure that new housing developments provide appropriate <br /> density transition with existing established neighborhoods. <br /> Housing Assistance Policy Final Draft—Affordable(034/208 /2014) <br /> 5 <br />