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Housing Actions Each strategy outlined above includes several associated actions that more narrowly address how the City can approach implementation. The actions detailed in this section include a rationale for why it is included in this Plan, a brief description, considerations, educational context, examples, and best practices. A qualitative evaluation for each action is also included. The evaluation criteria are further defined below. Incentives encourage housing developers to provide desired housing types. Policy Changes may update the City's code, processes, or requirements related to housing. ACTION TYPE Financial Support increases available funding for a variety of housing initiatives. Partnerships to strengthen relationships with other organizations to further the city's housing goals. INCOME LEVEL The qualitative designation of 'Low,' 'Moderate,' `High,' or 'All' gives a relative SERVED approximation of what household income levels will likely be served but does not include a specific income threshold. GEOGRAPHIC Generally, describes where an action could apply whether it is Citywide, TOD SCALE Opportunity Areas, Residential Zones, or Site Specific. IMPACT ON least potential for housing production relative to other actions HOUSING moderate potential for housing production relative to other actions PRODUCTION most potential for housing production relative to other actions is the least amount of investment needed relative to other actions LEVEL OF $ $ INVESTMENT is anticipated to require a moderate investment relative to other actions would require the most investment relative to other actions This represents an estimation of the timelines to address each of the action items that should evolve as conditions change overtime. TIMELINE Near Term means 1-2 years Mid Term means 2-3 years Long Term means 3-5+ years Louisville Housing Plan Part 4: Housing Strategies and Actions 28