ANALYSIS OF IMPEDIMENTS TO FAIR HOUSING Sample Clauses

ANALYSIS OF IMPEDIMENTS TO FAIR HOUSING. CHOICE (AI) All Community Development Allocation grantees must submit a new, comprehensive Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice (AI) - or a substantial reevaluation and update of the PY 2016 AI - on July 1, 2019. OCD will provide guidance regarding submission procedures in a separate communication. Do not attach the AI document to the Community Development Allocation application. The AI should identify policies, actions, omissions, or decisions that restrict housing choice based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, familial status, ancestry and military status. The AI must describe impediments to fair housing choice and include, at a minimum, jurisdictional background data and maps, a summary of fair housing complaints within the jurisdiction, and a plan of action – with a timetable – to address identified impediments.
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ANALYSIS OF IMPEDIMENTS TO FAIR HOUSING. Task XII: Assessment of Past Analysis, Goals and Actions. Xx. Xxxxxx of City Consultants & Research, LLC will review past fair housing analysis of impediments, goals and actions developed for the City of West Lafayette. It is important to evaluate the success of the prior goals using available data as well as the narratives collected from staff and during the community engagement. If goals have not been achieved or if they were only partially achieved, we will look to determine the reasons why and what obstacles may remain in place. The City Consultants process and evaluation will include the review of current policies and plans, actions and steps that address fair housing issues. The team will review available data from the regional area, nearby communities and Public Housing Agencies to create a historical perspective of the impediments to fair housing.
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