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2013 CHAPA Regional Meetings October 22 –November 22 Gardner, Worcester, Boston, Pittsfield, New Bedford, Taunton, Peabody, Lowell, Springfield
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Introductions Welcome-Who We Are What We Hope to Accomplish Today Quick Round of Introductions
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2013 State Policy Highlights: $1.4 Billion Housing and Community Development Bond Bill The FY14 budget contained approximately $17 million in increases over FY13 for housing and homelessness prevention programs On the Horizon: Brownfields Redevelopment Fund State Public Housing Governance Zoning Reform
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Federal Housing Policy FY14 HUD Budget Housing Finance Reform/National Housing Trust Fund Protection of Low Income Housing Tax Credit
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The Year Ahead Housing Production Housing Preservation Homelessness Public Housing Gateway Cities Revitalization Health and Housing
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Regional Issues What are the particular issues affecting your community?
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State Policy Priorities What state public policy issues should CHAPA focus on in 2013?
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Online Resources Our website www.chapa.org www.chapa.org Welcome Home MA www.housingpolicy.org/toolbox/index_MA.html www.housingpolicy.org/toolbox/index_MA.html MassAccess Housing Registry www.massaccesshousingregistry.org www.massaccesshousingregistry.org
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Tools What CHAPA Resources and Tools Do You Use? Any suggested improvements?
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CHAPA Lobby Day January 9 th, 2014 State House
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CHAPA Community Survey Please provide your direct input to CHAPA by taking our Community Survey on CHAPA Policy Priorities. Visit: www.surveymonkey.com/s/CHAPApriorities
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Become a CHAPA Member Join CHAPA, Renew Membership, Make a Donation Benefits of Membership in CHAPA CHAPA is a non-profit agency which serves as the umbrella organization for affordable housing and community planning efforts in Massachusetts. Our diverse membership includes non-profit and for-profit developers, advocates, bankers, property managers, architects, consultants, homeowners, tenants, local planners, foundation and government officials, and others. Visit: www.chapa.org/join-chapa
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Contact Information Brenda Clement, Executive Director bclement@chapa.org Rachel Heller, Director of Public Policy rheller@chapa.org CHAPA Phone Number: (617) 742-0820 Housing Briefs: http://www.chapa.org/JoinEmailListhttp://www.chapa.org/JoinEmailList 18 Tremont St. Suite 401, Boston, MA 02108
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