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AICP Housing

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Housing Act of 1937 (Wagner-Steagall) Sets the future of gov’t aid by appropriating $500 mill for low cost housing. Ties slum clearance to public housing
1949: US Housing Act of 1949 (Wagner Ellender-Taft) First comprehensive housing legislation. Inaugurated urban redevelopment programs. Allows for slum clearance
1954: Housing Act of 1954 Stresses slum prevention and urban renewal rather than slum clearance and urban development. Section 701 funds for comprehensive planning
Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) (1974) provides great flexibility for communities to use these federal funds for the improvement of blighted areas. Creates Section 8.
Urban Development Action Grant Program (UDAG) 1977. Leveraging public/private funds. Cuts 701 funding
HOME program (Nat'l Affordable Housing Act of 1990) Provides funds for housing rehab
HOPE IV funds for redev of distressed public housing. Allow for demo/recon of new public housing. Result = deconcentration of public housing.1) physical improvements, 2) management improvements, and 3)social and community services to address resident needs.
top 3 fastest growing cities 1. Palm Coast, FL 2. St. George UT 3. Las Vegas-Paradise NV.
Threshold Population Determines eligibility for CDBG funds and Phase II stormwater
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