Draft Housing Element - Planning and Environmental Review ...

Sacramento County Housing Element 2013–2021
HE 4.1.6
HE 4.1.7
HE 4.1.8
HE 4.1.9
HE 4.1.10
HE 4.1.11
Support activities that increase the ability of the elderly to remain in
their homes or to locate other housing to rent or purchase.
Ensure housing that is provided to migrant farm workers is decent, safe,
and affordable.
Support the use of available federal, state, and local resources to
provide and enhance housing opportunities for farm workers.
Support programs that address long‐term solutions to homelessness,
including work skills assessment, job training/placement, permanent
housing and supportive services.
Promote the construction of affordable housing that meets the needs of
female heads of households.
Support the development of housing to meet the needs of large
households.
Sub‐Strategy HE 4.2: Increase the Supply of Affordable Rental Housing for
Extremely Low‐Income Households
Objective: To achieve no net loss of existing rental housing affordable to extremely
low‐income households and to increase the number of affordable rental housing
units.
Policies
HE 4.2.1
HE 4.2.2
HE 4.2.3
Facilitate the development of new Extremely Low‐Income (ELI) rental
units.
Maintain and preserve existing stock of ELI units.
Assist extremely low‐income households through the use of portable
and project based housing vouchers, including Housing Choice Vouchers
(HCV) and Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) vouchers.
Sub‐Strategy HE‐4.3: Enforcement of Anti‐Discrimination Programs
Objective: Ensure equal housing opportunities for all residents of Sacramento
County.
Policies
HE 4.3.1
The County shall continue to provide funding for equal housing
opportunity programs such as those operated by the Human Rights and
Fair Housing Commission and/or other fair housing enforcement
organizations to support their mission and programs.
3-21 Housing Action Plan
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