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Welcome to our page! We believe by working together we can develop a diverse inventory of housing options resulting in a stronger, more resilient community. We are hoping that you join the conversation on diversity in housing. Your input is very important to us!
Last year an ordinance was approved to encourage the construction of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) on residential property. This allows families to build a small home for aging parents or to rent out as a means of earning extra income. All the details about building an ADU can be found using this link that will take you to Frequently Asked Questions and tell you all you need to know if you are thinking about doing this.
For the past ten years, Cheryl St. Clair has worked as the Housing Programs Manager for Broomfield. During that time, Cheryl led the effort to identify and advance housing programs to serve Broomfield residents and has made tremendous progress. She is highly regarded and respected throughout the housing industry. The Housing Advisory Committee would like to recognize and thank Cheryl for her leadership and support. She is retiring on June 29th, and we wish her all the best as she enters this new and exciting phase of her life.
Before you leave, please join in the important discussion on housing by taking the short July survey below, in the 'Your Feedback is Important' section.
Thank you for your continued input and engagement!
Welcome to our page! We believe by working together we can develop a diverse inventory of housing options resulting in a stronger, more resilient community. We are hoping that you join the conversation on diversity in housing. Your input is very important to us!
Last year an ordinance was approved to encourage the construction of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) on residential property. This allows families to build a small home for aging parents or to rent out as a means of earning extra income. All the details about building an ADU can be found using this link that will take you to Frequently Asked Questions and tell you all you need to know if you are thinking about doing this.
For the past ten years, Cheryl St. Clair has worked as the Housing Programs Manager for Broomfield. During that time, Cheryl led the effort to identify and advance housing programs to serve Broomfield residents and has made tremendous progress. She is highly regarded and respected throughout the housing industry. The Housing Advisory Committee would like to recognize and thank Cheryl for her leadership and support. She is retiring on June 29th, and we wish her all the best as she enters this new and exciting phase of her life.
Before you leave, please join in the important discussion on housing by taking the short July survey below, in the 'Your Feedback is Important' section.
Thank you for your continued input and engagement!
