Task Force Related to the Rights of Coloradans with Disabilities - Housing Subcommittee

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The Colorado General Assembly recently passed HB23-1296 that created a task force to study rights for persons with disabilities.

The purpose of the housing subcommittee is to identify barriers to securing and enjoying secure and affordable, accessible, and attainable housing for persons with disabilities and to make recommendations for addressing those barriers. The housing subcommittee shall submit a report with its findings and recommendations outlining the current need for and inventory of accessible housing in Colorado, the projected increased need for accessible housing in the next decade, and recommendations to meet future housing demand, including financing for low-income housing development and any statutory requirements, to the task force on or before December 1, 2024.

The Colorado General Assembly recently passed HB23-1296 that created a task force to study rights for persons with disabilities.

The purpose of the housing subcommittee is to identify barriers to securing and enjoying secure and affordable, accessible, and attainable housing for persons with disabilities and to make recommendations for addressing those barriers. The housing subcommittee shall submit a report with its findings and recommendations outlining the current need for and inventory of accessible housing in Colorado, the projected increased need for accessible housing in the next decade, and recommendations to meet future housing demand, including financing for low-income housing development and any statutory requirements, to the task force on or before December 1, 2024.

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    Survey 1: Contracts, Communications and Data Collection

    Below are the ideas under consideration by the Housing Subcommittee relating to the availability of and barriers to securing affordable, accessible housing for individuals with disabilities. 

    None of the ideas constitute formal recommendations at this time and the ideas are being presented strictly for stakeholder feedback to be considered by the subcommittee. In some cases, competing, parallel or complementary ideas are presented for addressing challenges or barriers to gather feedback on multiple approaches discussed. The subcommittees may revise, discard or advance any one or more of the ideas as recommendations later this year.

    Members of the public are invited to answer any or all of the following questions about each idea:

    1. What do you see as the strengths or benefits of this change to current Colorado law?
    2. What would be any areas of concern, unintended consequences or other implications?
    3. Do you have specific revisions, additions or key elements relating to this particular idea that you would like the subcommittee to consider?
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    Survey 2: Data, Funding, Permitting, Oversight and Awareness

    Below are the ideas under consideration by the Housing Subcommittee relating to Data, Funding, Inventory, Permitting, Oversight and Awareness . 

    None of the ideas constitute formal recommendations at this time and the ideas are being presented strictly for stakeholder feedback to be considered by the subcommittee. In some cases, competing, parallel or complementary ideas are presented for addressing challenges or barriers to gather feedback on multiple approaches discussed. The subcommittees may revise, discard or advance any one or more of the ideas as recommendations later this year.

    Members of the public are invited to answer any or all of the following questions about each idea:

    1. What do you see as the strengths or benefits of this change to current Colorado law?
    2. What would be any areas of concern, unintended consequences or other implications?
    3. Do you have specific revisions, additions or key elements relating to this particular idea that you would like the subcommittee to consider?
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