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Working together, we build a stronger, more resilient community by developing a diverse inventory of housing options for all needs.
The Broomfield Housing Advisory Committee (BHAC) is a group of Broomfield resident volunteers working in an advisory capacity to the Broomfield City Council. BHAC is tasked with working with the development community to meet the needs identified in the Housing Needs Assessment relative to creating and maintaining a diverse housing inventory.
BHAC continues to meet with community members regarding housing needs and options in Broomfield. As we work through this process, our goal is to be communicative and transparent. our virtual meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 11:00 and are open to the public.
Part of what we do is outreach and connection to regional housing groups and other organizations that support those in need of housing.
What are other communities doing in housing?
In Boulder, citizens passed a sales tax increase to support the creation of affordable housing. These funds enable them to be creative and revolutionary in seeking housing solutions. One very interesting thing they are doing is building a modular home factory. Modular homes built on pads are affordable, but they are manufactured out of state and the fee to transport them really drives up the cost. In partnership with other organizations, and on land donated by the City of Boulder, they will build their own factory. These homes will be used first to replace mobile homes in a very old mobile home park in Boulder.
Do you have any ideas for housing solutions? Please take our May survey below, in the 'Your Feedback is Important' section. If you have a question, you may post it in the 'Questions' section.
As always thank you for your continued input and engagement!
Working together, we build a stronger, more resilient community by developing a diverse inventory of housing options for all needs.
The Broomfield Housing Advisory Committee (BHAC) is a group of Broomfield resident volunteers working in an advisory capacity to the Broomfield City Council. BHAC is tasked with working with the development community to meet the needs identified in the Housing Needs Assessment relative to creating and maintaining a diverse housing inventory.
BHAC continues to meet with community members regarding housing needs and options in Broomfield. As we work through this process, our goal is to be communicative and transparent. our virtual meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 11:00 and are open to the public.
Part of what we do is outreach and connection to regional housing groups and other organizations that support those in need of housing.
What are other communities doing in housing?
In Boulder, citizens passed a sales tax increase to support the creation of affordable housing. These funds enable them to be creative and revolutionary in seeking housing solutions. One very interesting thing they are doing is building a modular home factory. Modular homes built on pads are affordable, but they are manufactured out of state and the fee to transport them really drives up the cost. In partnership with other organizations, and on land donated by the City of Boulder, they will build their own factory. These homes will be used first to replace mobile homes in a very old mobile home park in Boulder.
Do you have any ideas for housing solutions? Please take our May survey below, in the 'Your Feedback is Important' section. If you have a question, you may post it in the 'Questions' section.
As always thank you for your continued input and engagement!
