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Seniors Housing Initiative Lessons Learned – Partnerships that Work

UBCM Conference Craig Crawford, Director, Development Services September 23, 2004. Seniors Housing Initiative Lessons Learned – Partnerships that Work. Partnership Model. Private/Voluntary Sector Design, Build, Own and Provide Equity. Health Authorities Personal Care. Local Government

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Seniors Housing Initiative Lessons Learned – Partnerships that Work

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  1. UBCM Conference Craig Crawford, Director, Development Services September 23, 2004 Seniors Housing Initiative Lessons Learned – Partnerships that Work

  2. Partnership Model Private/Voluntary Sector Design, Build, Own and Provide Equity HealthAuthorities Personal Care Local Government Zoning, Planning and Provide Equity Community Based Housing Delivery Provincial Government Facilitation/Co-ordination, Financing and Rental Assistance Federal Government Capital Grants

  3. Partnerships that work Examples: • Performing Arts Lodge, Vancouver • North Shore Adult Emergency Shelter, North Vancouver

  4. Performing Arts LodgeVancouver $20.5 million project at 1616 Bayshore Drive 111 unit mixed income housing for seniors

  5. Contributions of City of Vancouver • Policies that support affordable housing • Land • $500,000

  6. North Shore Adult Emergency ShelterNorth Vancouver Photo by Kristin Bradford, North Shore News • $7.328 million project at 705 West 2nd Avenue • 50 (summer) to 65 (winter) bed shelter and • 25 units of transitional housing for high risk homeless

  7. Contributions of City of North Vancouver • Policies that support affordable housing • Consistent commitment to those policies • $1.6 million in total contributions

  8. Seniors Housing Kamloops • 76 Independent Living BC units • Municipality has “Affordable Housing Policies” • $160,588 contribution through a grant-in-lieu of DCCs • Provided property acquisition incentives

  9. Seniors Housing Vernon • 38 Independent Living BC units • Municipal by-laws state exemption from property taxes • DCC reduction

  10. What makes partnerships work?

  11. UBCM Conference Craig Crawford, Director, Development Services September 23, 2004 Seniors Housing Initiative Lessons Learned – Partnerships that Work

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