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Support our [Villebois] center by contacting the City Council (email) by Oct 4 in favor of the Villebois village center application.
Support our [Villebois] center: City Council Oct 4
Support our [Villebois] center
Support our [Villebois] center by contacting the Development Review Board (email) in favor of the Villebois village center application by Sept 27 and City Council (email) by Oct 4.
Explained: Equitable Housing Strategic Plan (1 of 2)
The purpose of this article is to help you understand the importance of the draft Equitable Housing Strategic Plan, and where action is needed to address equity gaps, before it goes to Wilsonville’s Planning Commission and City Council.
Click here to jump to part 2 if you want to read about equity gaps.
Equitable Housing Task Force Meeting #3
What is the Wilsonville doing to achieve an equitable housing future?
To address Wilsonville’s greatest civil rights issue, drastically rising housing prices, Wilsonville City Council is nearing the completion of an Equitable Housing Strategic Plan. The third and final meeting of the Equitable Housing Task Force, comprised of technical experts and community members, met on January 29.
This is an important time because the City of Wilsonville will be taking a stronger role – necessary in my opinion – to address housing needs. The measures to monitor progress are a crucial element in disrupting structural racism that is inherent in the current system.