Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy Oakland County, Michigan

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Description:

Title I of the U.S. Cranston-Gonzalez National affordable Housing Act mandates that states, entitlement communities, and urban counties have an approved Comprehensive Affordability Strategy (CHAS) in order to receive funds from various programs. The components of Oakland County’s 1991-1996 CHAS are: a community profile describing affordable housing needs of very low to moderate income persons and families, the homeless, and others with special needs requiring supportive services; a 5 year strategy for housing investments; and a 1 year plan for applying available resources to the needs identified. Oakland County Community Development Division. (1991-1996). Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy Oakland County, Michigan.

Notes:

Oakland County Historical Resources hosts digitized materials from Oakland County Research Library and many other local cultural heritage organizations in Oakland County, Michigan.

Data Provider:

Oakland County Historical Resources and Oakland County Research Library

Place:

1200 N. Telegraph and Pontiac

Subject Topic:

Government

Format:

Document (minutes, directory)

Rights:

Users can cite and link to these materials without obtaining permission. Users can also use the materials for non-commercial educational and research purposes in accordance with fair use. For other uses or to obtain high resolution images, please contact the copyright holder.

URL:

http://oaklandcountyhistory.org/knowvation/app/consolidatedSearch/#autologin/guest/lb_document_id=113530