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Jun -07 -96 01:18P Resource Strategies Corp. 612 942 -7464 P_12 IV. HOUSING IMPLEMENTATION There are a variety of housing assistance, housing development and housing rehabilitation/redevelopment programs which may be available to Centerville to implement its housing goals. The City is not capable ofestimating the specific number of housing units within its goes which may be developed or assisted by the various programs with any degree of accuracy at this time. The following is a partial list of programs which may be utilized as categorized by the various agencies: Federal Government • Section 8 rental vouchers and certificates • Public housing • Home Investment Partnership Program • Section 202- senior • Section 811- handicapped Minnesota Housing Finance Agency • Low income housing tax credit program • New construction tax credit mortgage/loans • Low and moderate income rental programs • Affordable rental investment fund Metropolitan Council • Local Housing Incentives Account • Livable Communities Demonstration Account LocaUOther • CDBG Funding • Habitat for Humanity • Family Housing Fund LOCAL OFFICIAL CONTROLS AND APPROVALS The City of Centerville is currently updating its Comprehensive Plan. The City will also examine its zoning and subdivision ordinance for consistency with the plan. The City will evaluate current policies and official controls to eliminate unnecessary restrictions to barriers which may impede the ability of reaching LCA goals. The City will also consider establishing or modifying provisions which may enhance flexibility in meeting LCA goals. Centerville will continue working with Anoka County HRA, Anoka County Community Action Program Inc. and the Anoka County Affordable Housing Coalition to assist the City in implementing its LCA goals. 8