Housing and Healthy Communities Advisory Board · Jul 6, 2026

HHCAB Regular Meeting

Agenda Read the transcript5 agenda items · 5 tracked topics

Discussed

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Opening Remarks · Scheduled per agenda; no minutes or actions report available.
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Approval of June Meeting Minutes · Scheduled per agenda; no minutes or actions report available.
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Strategy Team Updates · Scheduled per agenda; no minutes or actions report available.
- Home Sharingin progressThe Home Sharing Strategy Team was scheduled to provide an update.
- Homelessness Strategy TeamThe Homelessness Strategy Team was scheduled to provide an update.
- Housing Goals/Targets Strategy TeamThe Housing Goals/Targets Strategy Team was scheduled to provide an update.
- Housing Trust FundapprovedThe Housing Trust Fund Strategy Team was scheduled to provide an update.
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Reappointment Process · Scheduled per agenda; no minutes or actions report available.
- Reappointment ProcessThe reappointment process for HHCAB members was scheduled to be discussed.
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Closing Remarks · Scheduled per agenda; no minutes or actions report available.

Topics touched · 5

Home Sharingin progress
Home Sharing is an initiative of the Alexandria Housing and Healthy Communities Advisory Board (HHCAB) exploring whether the city should develop a program to facilitate residents sharing their homes, particularly targeting older adults in single-family detached housing. The concept was first taken up by a dedicated Home Sharing Strategy Team in October 2025, when HHCAB, joined by representatives from Fairfax Village in the City, evaluated two approaches—passive outreach versus hands-on program development—and recommended a phased, data-driven approach to test community interest over 6–12 months, with NVRC identified as a potential regional partner.
- What are the outcomes and next steps from the July 6, 2026 HHCAB Regular Meeting strategy team update and the July 21, 2026 Home Sharing Committee Meeting?
- When and how will expanded outreach to the Senior Center, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, and GMU student groups be conducted?
Homelessness Strategy Team
Housing Goals/Targets Strategy Team
Housing Trust Fundapproved
The Housing Trust Fund (HTF) holds approximately $542,524 in developer proffer contributions made prior to the city's adoption of the Affordable Dwelling Unit Ordinance in 2020. For years, no formal allocation process existed for these funds, and there was no dedicated revenue stream.
- No dedicated/recurring revenue source has been established for the HTF — future funding mechanisms (e.g., transient occupancy tax share, general fund appropriation, developer fees, loan repayments)…
- The first competitive award cycle has not yet been initiated; a standardized timeline for the application process and first award cycle is not yet established.
Reappointment Process