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Section 4. Housing Action Steps /Implemen #ation Strategies The following action steps are implementation strategies to help achieve the goals identified above. The action steps are annually refined as part of the comprehensive planning process and Housing Plan review. Not all action steps will be implemented in the current year, rather they will be implemented based upon prioritization in alignment with annual budget resources. Many of the action steps are noted as a high priority for the HRA. 4.1 Create an educational environment that promotes quality housing renovation and housing assistance through the Home & Garden 5how, HousingResource Center* technical assistance and target marketing. Fund an annual Home d Garden Fair featuring housing contractors, remodeling vendors, landscape companies and 'Finance agencies. The Fair includes seminars, children's activities and door prizes and is held the first Saturday in February or last Saturday in January. Identified as a high priority of the HRA. Assist the o! ,� � ur ce Centers North Metro which provides technical construction management and financial advice through an annual f ee paid by the HRA. The services of HousingResource Center are provided free to residents. Services include assistance on building evaluations, city code and permit process, scope of work, construction cost information, construction ion bid process, evaluation of submitted bids, monitor construction process and purchase counseling. Identi f led as a high priority of the HRA. Produce a remadelers handbook that provides a summary of projects highlighted over the years through the Rambler Redesign Program. Strengthen the CA's with local banks, reactors, school district and non - profit service providers to effectively infirm the community about the benefits of hauling rehabilitation and reinvestment programs and partnerships. Identified as a high priority for the HRA. Housing PIan — 2004 Page 10 Roseville HRA