Vancouver Comprehensive Plan 2011-2030 - City of Vancouver

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Tracking the Comprehensive Plan• As of 2009, the median household income inthe City of Vancouver was $45,701. 15.1% ofVancouver residents had incomes below thefederal poverty level (American CommunitySurvey)• As of 2011, there was approximately 1 job per2.2 persons in VancouverFor further information:• The Columbia River Economic Development Council(CREDC) provides business services, and economic anddemographic data. The Greater Vancouver Chamber ofCommerce also provides business services. ConsultCREDC or the Chamber of Commerce directly or visittheir Web sites (www.credc.org and www.vancouverusa.com).• The Clark County Comprehensive Plan (2007) providesinformation and policies on economic development issuesfor unincorporated Clark County. Information aboutpotential costs and job growth implication of developingspecific subareas is contained in the Clark County FocusedPublic Investment Report (2003). Contact Clark CountyLong Range Planning or visit the Clark County Web site(http://www.co.clark.wa.us/longrangeplan/review/reviewinfo.html).• For information about City of Vancouver economic developmentprojects and programs, contact the VancouverEconomic Development Staff or visit the City’s Website (www.ci.vancouver.wa.us/vancmo/econ-dev/downtown.shtm).2-8| Economic Development Vancouver Comprehensive Plan 2011-2030
CHAPTER 3HousingAdequate, safe, and affordable housing for all residentsis essential to the health of a community. This chapterincludes inventories of Vancouver housing in 2011, andan assessment of future needs.Specifics Existing Vancouver housing stock, types, and conditions Housing tenure and affordability in Vancouver and the region Housing costs by zoning district Constrains on housing production Housing programs and plans to provide adequate housing Housing policiesVancouver Comprehensive Plan 2011-2030 Housing | 3-1
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