Berthoud Housing Diversity Plan & Land Use Code Amendment

The Town has issued an RFP to solicit competitive proposals for a qualified consulting team to develop a Housing Diversity Plan with methods that fit Berthoud. The Town is seeking a collaborative team and a fresh perspective. The successful consulting team will bring innovative ideas and have a genuine interest in working with staff, stakeholders, appointed and elected officials.

Deadline: May 8, 2024

Contact: Anne Best Johnson
ajohnson@berthoud.org
(970) 344-5818

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Prop 123 Compliance Development Consultant

Colorado voters approved Proposition 123 in 2022, establishing the State Affordable Housing Fund. Organizations are only eligible for the majority of this funding if their project takes place in municipalities, counties, or tribes that have filed a commitment to increase their affordable housing stock by 3% per year for up to three years, for a total of 9%. If at the end of their commitment period a local or tribal government hasn’t reached their 3% per year goal, the local or tribal government is no longer eligible for Proposition 123 funding for the following year nor are any other entities interested in applying for Proposition 123 funding that is related to development.

By December 31, 2026, the Division of Housing (DOH) under the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) must determine if local and tribal governments achieved their commitment target, whether it is over three years, two years, or even one year. As such, DOH needs to create guidance for counting units, unit sharing and reporting requirements that will comply with all Proposition 123 statutory language as outlined in section 29-32-105(3)(d), C.R.S.

DOLA is hiring consultant assistance to:

  1. Research and provide information about common challenges in counting units toward a local or tribal government’s Proposition 123 commitment while remaining compliant with Proposition 123 statutes.
  2. Research and provide recommendations to DOH on the required reporting for local and tribal governments that will ensure compliance with Proposition 123 statutes while not creating an administrative burden to the local and tribal government.
  3. Assist DOH in facilitating stakeholder engagement and outreach to identify how different unit types may or may not be counted toward the goal.
  4. Inform the development of guidance document that provides clarity on how DOH will interpret Proposition 123 requirements for compliance, as defined by Proposition 123 applicable statutes.
  5. Develop materials for DOH to share with local and tribal governments to help inform how/when a unit is counted.
  6. Provide 2-3 educational webinars to inform local and tribal governments of the finalized guidance compliance under Prop 123.

Financing for this Project: The Budget limit for this project is $60,000.

Deadline: May 10, 2024

Contact: Brenda Lujan
Brenda.Lujan@state.co.us

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Steamboat Springs Brown Ranch Annexation - Community Deliberation and Shared Learning

The City of Steamboat Springs is soliciting statements of qualifications from qualified professional individuals, institutes, firms, or organizations for the purpose of engaging a wide variety of community members and stakeholders regarding the rejection of the proposed Brown Ranch annexation and designing and executing a public and transparent deliberation process to move the community forward. Note: Bidnet registration required to view RFQ.

Deadline: May 13, 2024

Contact: Brad Calvert
Questions shall be submitted, in writing only, via electronic submission on Bidnet no later than 12:00 p.m., May 2, 2024.

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