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Meeting Minutes - Date
9/15/2003
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Board of Commissioners
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5. Is the local Homebuilders Association of VAMA signatory? No <br /> <br />6. Is there an identified community need for housing for persons with disabilities? <br /> Yes <br /> <br />7. Is there an identified community need for the construction of more affordable <br /> housing? Yes <br /> <br />Step 10. Environmental Discrimination <br /> <br />Identify the location of hazardous materials within the community. Are they <br />disproportionately in areas of minority or low-income concentration? See <br />Appendix D for a list of locations. The sites are not disproportionately in areas of <br />minority or low-income concentration. <br /> <br />Identify any superfund site within your jurisdiction. Are they located <br />disproportionately in areas of minority or low income concentration? See <br />Appendix E for a list of superfund sites. The sites are not disproportionately in areas <br />of minority or Iow-income concentration. <br /> <br />Identify any site selection policies or procedures that may contribute to the <br />concentration of environmental hazards in minority or low-income areas. There <br />are no local policies or procedures that would attempt to locate hazardous sites near <br />low-income areas. <br /> <br />4. Identify any local, state, or federal efforts to remove environmental hazards. <br /> Much of Cabarms County is served by public water and sewer systems, thus reducing <br /> the use of failing septic systems and contaminated wells. Cabarrus County regularly <br /> applies for water and sewer infrastructure grants to supply low to moderate, often <br /> minority, communities with public services. The City of Concord has administered <br /> Brownfield grants to clean up environmental hazards. <br /> <br />What barriers exist to the removal of environmental hazards from the <br />community? A lack of money to serve the entire county with public water and sewer <br />services is the largest barrier. Clean up of environmental hazards is also an expensive <br />endeavor. The City of Concord has applied for and received Brownfield grants to <br />assist with cleanup; however, this dependency on outside funds is also a barrier to <br />removal of environmental hazards. <br /> <br />Conclusions and Recommendations: <br /> <br />Cabarrus Coun(v- /Imd3,sis q/ hnpediments to Fair Housing <br />.4ugus, 13. 200.? ~ - ] <br /> <br />Page 19 of 22 <br /> <br /> <br />
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