The plan was supposed to be reapproved in 2018, but has been delayed as the City prioritized attempts to engage the community for feedback and bring in outside expertise from consulting firm Rhodeside and Harwell Inc. The official Comprehensive Plan is required by law to be updated every five years. вЂњWhat's happening now is the Comprehensive Plan rewrite, and then what will happen after that is the zoning rewrite.вЂќ вЂњSo far, what's been accomplished is the affordable housing plan was written and approved by the City Council back in March,вЂќ said Matthew Gillikin, Charlottesville resident and member of Livable Cville, which was founded in June 2021. FLUM guides zoning laws by mapping out allowable zoning usage in different areas, while the Affordable Housing Plan aims to provide solutions to the affordability of housing in Charlottesville. The release of the statement came a week after housing affordability group Livable Cville made public its requests to the Charlottesville Planning Commission for what it sees as policy changes to improve housing affordability in the city.Д«oth the Student Council statement and Livable Cville letter came in the midst of an elongated process of revising two major housing-related documents - the Future Land Use Map included in the Comprehensive Plan and the Affordable Housing Plan. The statement includes personal anecdotes from a recent housing survey and emphasizes Student CouncilвЂ™s commitment to creating additional housing on Grounds and affordable housing units below the current market rent prices.

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Student Council released a statement Oct.

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