CSA Good City Company 01092025 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

Page 20 of 65 3.5 Existing Community Assets and Equity Analysis (CBTP funded) This task will review baseline information available to understand community assets for the Development Plan and CBTP. • Inventory of Community Assets: GCC will review community assets present and absent in the local, county, and regional area for residents and workers (e.g., job centers, medical and community facilities, grocery stores, parks and open space, recreational facilities, schools and childcare centers, transportation services, transportation access barriers, community gathering spaces, and cultural arts and events spaces). In addition, the consultant team will consult the community through interviews, a survey, and pop up and open house events (outlined in Task 2) to find and map key destinations, community facilities, assets, and needs. • Equity Analysis: GCC will gather data and conduct analysis of baseline disparity indicators (including data disaggregated by race, income, and housing tenure) in the plan area and surrounding neighborhoods based on information from the City’s 2023-2031 Housing Element and Citywide Disparate Impact Study that will identify which community groups are disproportionately impacted by displacement and assess the types of affordable housing needed for target populations. GCC will identify and list critical underrepresented stakeholder groups for participation in the planning process. GCC will also summarize existing equity-related policies, including an inventory of ongoing or recently completed plans, projects, and programs that may affect the area. GCC will lead and UFS will support the review of existing conditions and policy related to community assets to frame an approach to equitable development that ensures that the Development Plan benefits communities who have experienced historical and systematic exclusion from political and policy-making processes. The review will include the City’s Disparate Impact Study, Regional Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice, 2023-2031 Housing Element, especially Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) Programs, the City’s recently updated Environmental Justice Element, MTC’s Equity Platform, MTC’s Equity Priority Communities, related MTC Transit Oriented Communities Requirement, and other frameworks and policy documents as directed by the PM team. Deliverables: • Inventory of Community Assets and Equity Analysis Section of Existing Conditions Presentation 3.6 Existing Land Use, Development Policies, and Regulatory Framework GCC will provide a memo that summarizes key policies and regulations from GCC’s review of existing land use policies and regulations. The review will include policy documents such as: the Docusign Envelope ID: 885601F4-01B5-4FAB-A341-08EBC29876AA