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City of Phoenix
2005-2010 Consolidated Plan

2010 - 2015 Consolidated Plan

The city of Phoenix is preparing a new consolidated plan that will identify housing and community development needs in your community for the next five years. Programs and activities will be funded through the following federal grants: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG); HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME); Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG); and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA). Your participation will be of great value in helping the city to identify and assess priorities. We appreciate you taking the time to complete this survey. This should take approximately 5 minutes. Thank You.

Consolidated Plan Survey

Section 1

Table of Contents

Section 1.0: Market Overview and Needs Assessment

1.1 Market Overview

• Economic Base and Labor Force Profile
• Population and Household Growth
• Household Income and Poverty Levels
• Age of Population
• Racial and Low Income Concentrations
• Housing Affordability Overview
• Permitting Activity
• Multi-Family Rental Levels and Vacancy Rates
• Housing Inventory and Tenure
• Housing Quality and Age
• Impact of Lead Based Paint On the Housing Inventory
• Inventory of Public and Assisted Housing

1.2 City of Phoenix Affordable Housing Needs Assessment

• Research Methodology
• Housing Distress and Disproportionate Need in Phoenix By Income Category
• Trends In Housing Distress
• Housing Distress By Urban Village
• Latent Housing Demand Issues
• Housing Problems In Phoenix Versus Other Localities
• Needs Of Households Employed Or Expected To Be Employed In Arizona

1.3 Nature And Extent of Homelessness

• Needs of Sheltered and Unsheltered Homeless Persons
• Homeless Subpopulations
• Families and Persons Threatened With Homelessness

1.4 Nature And Extent Of Supportive Housing For Non-Homeless Persons With Special Needs

• Elderly and Frail Elderly Persons
• Seriously Mentally Ill Persons
• Developmentally Disabled Persons
• Persons Infected With The HIV Virus

Section 1.0 Appendix

• Table 1-1: City of Phoenix Non-Farm Employment and Unemployment, 2000-'04
• Table 1-2: City of Phoenix Employed Residents By Industry, 1970-2000
• Table 1-3: Phoenix Population Growth, 1970-2000 Urban Village Population & Household Distribution, 2000
• Table 1-4: City of Phoenix Income and Housing Costs, 1970-2000
• Table 1-5: City of Phoenix Percent Of Persons In Poverty, 1970-2000
• Table 1-6: City of Phoenix Population By Age Cohort, 2000
• Table 1-7: City of Phoenix Population By Ethnicity,, 1970-2000
• Table 1-4: City of Phoenix Foreign Born Population, 1970-2000
• Table 1-8: City of Phoenix and Maricopa County New & Resale Housing Affordability Index
• Table 1-9: City of Phoenix and Maricopa County Permitting Activity, 1995-'03
• Table 1-10: City of Phoenix and Maricopa County Housing Inventory By Type & Tenure, 1990 & 2000
• Table 1-11: City of Phoenix Urban Village Housing Inventory By Type & Tenure, 2000
• Table 1-12: Phoenix Inventory and Households At Risk From Lead Based Paint Hazards, 2000
• Table 1-13: Estimated City of Phoenix Assisted Housing Inventory
• Table 1-14: City of Phoenix Affordable Housing Needs Projections, FY '00-'10
• Table 1-15: City of Phoenix Housing Distress, 1990-2000
• Table 1-16: City of Phoenix Urban Village Indicators of Housing Problems, 2000
• Table 1-17: Latent Urban Village Housing Demand: Employee Income By Residency, 2000
• Table 1-18: Regional Affordable Housing Problems, 1990 and 2000
• Table 1-19: Housing Problems of Disabled Persons In Phoenix, 2000
• Table 1-20: City of Phoenix and Maricopa County Disability By Type and Age, 2000
• HUD Table 1A: Homeless and Special Needs Populations
• HUD Table 1B: Special Needs Non-Homeless Populations
• Exhibit 1: Minority Concentrations In Phoenix By Census Tract

Section 2

Report Tables and Charts