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City of Phoenix — Land Use and Livability Subcommittee (2020-11-18)

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City of Phoenix
File Number: 20-2862
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20-2862
Discussion and Possible 
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In Control: Land Use and 
Livability 
Subcommittee
10/30/2020
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11/18/2020
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Title: Housing Phoenix Plan Update and City-Owned Land Reservation with Associated Phasing 
Plan
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Agenda Date: 11/18/2020
Agenda Number: 10
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Attachment A - Housing Phoenix Quarterly Report 
JUNE 2020 - SEPT 2020.pdf, Attachment B - 
City-Owned Parcels.pdf
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Drafter: sheree.bouchee@phoenix.gov
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11/18/2020
Land Use and Livability 
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Text of Legislative File 20-2862
Housing Phoenix Plan Update and City-Owned Land Reservation with 
Associated Phasing Plan
This report provides the Land Use and Livability Subcommittee (LUL) an 
update on the City's Housing Phoenix Plan. This report also identifies 
City-owned land in accordance with the third initiative of the Housing Phoenix 
Plan and requests the LUL recommend City Council approval to set aside the 
identified parcels for the development of affordable or mixed-income housing 
as well as approval of the associated phasing plan. There is no impact to the 
General Fund.
THIS ITEM IS FOR DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION.
Summary
On June 16, 2020, Phoenix City Council approved nine policy initiatives listed 
in the Housing Phoenix Plan; with a goal of creating or preserving 50,000 
homes by 2030. The Housing Department is pleased to present the first 
Housing Phoenix Plan Quarterly Report (Attachment A) showing the progress 
achieved between June 2020 to September 2020. The quarterly report 
provides a dashboard of completion, target dates, and status comments for 
each initiative. 
As a part of the third initiative to Redevelop City-Owned Land with 
Mixed-Income Housing, the Housing Department has identified City-owned 
parcels that would be ideal for affordable or mixed-income housing 
development and is requesting to set aside the parcels listed in Attachment 
B for the development of affordable or mixed-income housing. The Housing 
Department is proposing to release Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for some 
of the identified parcels using the Phasing Plan. Additional Council approval 
will be obtained prior to releasing RFPs for the parcels identified in the 
Phasing Plan.
An abbreviated phasing plan is listed below for reference:
Phase I
RFP 2021 - 2022
16th and South Broadway (District 8)
Single Family Parcel - Monroe and 16th Street (District 8)
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Single Family Parcels - Lynwood Neighborhood (District 4)
Glendale and 27th Avenue (District 5) pending Parks Board approval
Phase II 
RFP 2022 - 2023
Single Family Parcels - 24th Street and Broadway (District 8)
24th Street and Broadway - Four Corners Area (District 8)
Central and Broadway (District 7)
32 E. Columbus (District 4)
Phase III 
RFP 2023 - 2024
Jefferson and 9th Street - Section 8 Office and Parking Lot - (District 8)
Transit Parcels - (District 5)
Van Buren and 5th Avenue - Ambassador West - (District 7)
Staff will continue to explore other City-owned land that would be ideal for 
affordable and/or mixed-income housing development and the co-location of 
uses. 
Financial Impact
This item will not require the expenditure of funds and will not have a financial 
impact to the General Fund.
Concurrence/Previous Council Action
The Housing Phoenix Plan was unanimously approved by City Council at the 
June 16, 2020, Policy meeting.  
Location
Various locations listed in Attachment B. 
Council Districts: 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 
Responsible Department
This item is submitted by Deputy City Manager Inger Erickson and the 
Housing Department. 
 
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