abridged presentation: north carolina’s 2011-2015 consolidated plan

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ABRIDGED PRESENTATION: North Carolina’s 2011-2015 Consolidated Plan

NC AIDS Care UnitNC Division of Community Assistance

NC Housing Finance AgencyNC Office of Economic Opportunity

September 16, 2010Raleigh Convention

Center

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North Carolina’s Preparation for2011-2015 Consolidated Plan

NC AIDS Care UnitNC Division of Community Assistance

NC Housing Finance AgencyNC Office of Economic Opportunity

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What is the Consolidated Plan?A five-year plan and

strategies to promoteDecent housingSuitable living

environmentExpanded economic

opportunities for LMI persons

Determines priorities and goals for partners

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PartnersNC Division of Community Assistance

Community Development Block GrantNC Housing Finance Agency

HOME ProgramNC Office of Economic Opportunity

Emergency Shelter GrantsAIDS Care Unit

Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS

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OrganizationHousing Market

Analysis

Needs Assessment

Strategic Plan

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Highlights from the Housing Market Analysis

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Elements of the Housing Market AnalysisGeneral Characteristics of North CarolinaSupplyDemandConditionCostHomeless FacilitiesSpecial Needs Facilities and ServicesBarriers to Affordable Housing

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Housing Condition/Age of Housing

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Value of Owner-Occupied Housing

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Tenancy

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Homeless Facilities

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Highlights from the Needs Assessment

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Elements of the Needs AssessmentGeneral Housing NeedsCategories of Persons AffectedHomeless NeedsOther Special NeedsLead Based Paint Hazards

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Cost Burden18% of the 3.5 million NC households pay

between 30% and 49% of their income for housing, and 13% pay 50% or more of their income for housing costs.

37% of all renter households earn less than $20,000.

Renter households are more cost burdened than owner households.

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Housing ConditionOver 70,000 households live in overcrowded

conditions, with 14% of the Hispanic population overcrowded.

72% of North Carolina’s housing stock is less than forty years old.

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HomelessnessThe January 2009 Point-In-Time (PIT)

homeless count revealed 12,746 unduplicated homeless individuals in 63 counties.

The total unmet need for homeless shelter beds is 4,332.

The total reported need for permanent supportive housing beds is 2,894.

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Homelessness

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Highlights from the Strategic Plan

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Priorities from the 2006-2010 Consolidated Plan

High Priority Homeless Families and Individuals Nonhomeless Persons with Special Needs Urban Renters 0-30% AMI Rural Renters 0-30% AMI Existing Urban Homeowners 0-30% AMI Existing Elderly Rural Homeowners 0-50% AMI

Medium Priority Urban Renters 31-50% AMI Rural Renters 51-60% AMI Existing Urban Homeowners 31-50% AMI Existing Rural Homeowners 0-50% AMI

Low Priority Urban Renters 51-80% AMI Rural Renters 61-80% AMI Existing Homeowners 51-80% AMI Potential Homebuyers 30-80% AMI

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Proposed 5 Year Priorities for 2011-2015 Consolidated PlanHigh

Homeless families and individualsNonhomeless Special Needs

Special needs : disabled, elderly, migrant farmworkers, ex-offenders, lead threat

Households between 0-30% AMIMedium

Households between 31-60% AMILow

Households between 61-80% AMI

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Programs Serving Proposed High PriorityESGHOPWACDBGNCHFA

SFRRPP

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Programs Serving Proposed Medium PriorityMedium Priority: 31-60% AMICDBGNCHFA

RPP, IDALP, NHLP, SHLP

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Programs Serving Proposed Low PriorityLow Priority: 61-80% AMICDBGNCHFA

RPP, IDALP, NHLP, SHLP

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Public InputWhat would you like the see the state

agencies do with the current programs for 2011-2015 Consolidated Plan?

Other Comments and Suggestions

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Other Ways to Make CommentsComments can be made by email to:

compliance@nccommerce.com or by mail to NCDCA 4313 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-4313 By phone: 919-571-4965 ( Pauline High ) By Fax: 919-571-4851