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<br /> <br />Orange County 237 25-29 Regional AFH <br /> <br />52. The City’s primary (and very effective) effort in displacement <br />prevention is facilitating the development of affordable housing in <br />the community, as referenced in the AFFH section of this HEU. <br />Displacement prevention activities will also include connecting <br />residents to resources to minimize the displacement of households <br />with lower incomes and special needs whenever possible and where <br />necessary to ensure that displacement is carried out in an equitable <br />manner. <br /> <br />Ongoing <br />53. The City will participate in the Orange County United Way’s Eviction <br />Task Force and associated study. This work includes identifying and <br />coordinating community resources to support households facing <br />eviction. <br />Ongoing <br />54. The City will provide a link on its website to landlord/tenant <br />meditation services and landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities, <br />which may include information from service providers such as the <br />Fair Housing Foundation. The City will also add information on the <br />City’s website and provide resources on non-profits such as <br />Community Legal Aid SoCal and the Legal Aid Society of OC. <br />Annual <br />55. The City will encourage homeownership through education, sharing <br />information, and links to existing nonprofit, County, State, and <br />Federal resources on the City’s website <br />Ongoing basis and <br />updated annually for <br />accuracy <br />56. This existing program provides financial assistance to lower-income <br />Irvine homeowners for critical home improvement projects. <br />Ongoing basis and <br />updated annually for <br />accuracy <br />57. The City will update its Land Use Element and amend the Zoning <br />Ordinance <br />Ordinance by October <br />2024 <br />58. The City will continue implementation of its One Irvine program to <br />revitalize individual neighborhoods through a work program <br />uniquely developed with community input for each neighborhood. <br />By January 2023. <br />59. The City will reach out to community organizations and collaborate <br />with them on outreach to different communities <br />By January 2023. <br />60. The City will provide links to Fair Housing Foundation (a nonprofit <br />the City currently contracts with) to provide Irvine residents with <br />information regarding fair housing law, tenant and landlord rights <br />(including information on mediation services) <br />Within six months of <br />Housing Element <br />certification. <br />61. Compile a list of local organizations and set up an annual meeting or <br />meetings to discuss community housing needs and potential <br />solutions. Cooperate with community-based organizations that <br />Within six months of <br />Housing Element <br />certification. <br />EXHIBIT 6