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Confidential DRAFT for Policy Development All residents have full and fair access to desirable, affordable housing near the places they work, shop, play, and come together as a community. Market Conditions Local Conditions Resources Community Resources Individual Conditions Fair Housing Practices Affordable Housing Construction & energy costs Population changes Condition & value of housing stock Jobs & wages/income Availability of loans/credit Economic health/vitality Legal framework at state level (Ch. 40B, 40R, building codes, etc Technical assistance from state (financial, tools, direct, etc.) Information (GIS, education, etc.) Financial & regulatory incentives (Comm. Cap, 43B, etc.) Education Financial literacy Jobs/income knowledge of housing options Social networks Support services (including availability of transportation) Interagency cooperation Education system Availability/diversity of funds Public safety Geographic distribution Clean environment Strategy for maintaining diversity Transportation availability State resources – local aid, operating funds, capital funds, state property disposition Local resources – tax base, municipal funds, municipal property 3 rd party resources – federal, private, other Infrastructure – water, sewer, transportation Regulations – oversight, review, enforcement Education & outreach – communities, providers, consumers Strategies for difficult house populations – including CORI reform Accessibility/design Environmental justice policies

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Page 1: Confidential DRAFT for Policy Development All residents have full and fair access to desirable, affordable housing near the places they work, shop, play,

Confidential DRAFT for Policy Development

All residents have full and fair access to desirable, affordable

housing near the places they work, shop, play, and

come together as a community.

Market Conditions

Local Conditions

Resources

Community Resources

Individual Conditions

Fair Housing Practices

Affordable Housing

Construction & energy costs Population changes Condition & value of housing stock Jobs & wages/incomeAvailability of loans/credit Economic health/vitality

Legal framework at state level (Ch. 40B, 40R, building codes, etc.)Technical assistance from state (financial, tools, direct, etc.)Information (GIS, education, etc.)Financial & regulatory incentives (Comm. Cap, 43B, etc.)

Education Financial literacyJobs/income knowledge of housing optionsSocial networks Support services (including

availability of transportation)

Interagency cooperation Education systemAvailability/diversity of funds Public safetyGeographic distribution Clean environmentStrategy for maintaining diversity Transportation availability

State resources – local aid, operating funds, capital funds, state property dispositionLocal resources – tax base, municipal funds, municipal property3rd party resources – federal, private, otherInfrastructure – water, sewer, transportation

Regulations – oversight, review, enforcementEducation & outreach – communities, providers, consumersStrategies for difficult-to- house populations – including CORI reformAccessibility/designEnvironmental justice policies

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Civic Engagement

Citizens are active

participants in government and in their

communities.

Inspired/InspiringLeadership

Trust in ability to be heard and/or to make a difference

Tradition & Culture

Personal Interest Shared Interest

Access & Resources

Time and/or financial resourcesConvenience (location, time of day)

Support by school or workInformation about opportunities

Role modelsFamily and/or community history of involvement

Social networks/knowing others who are involvedSense of civic awareness or duty

Frustration with the status quo Inspiring/life-changingFeeling good/useful/successful experienceMeeting new people/doing new things Mandated/requiredGaining experience or recognition Making a difference

Identified community needsResponse to disaster or other major event

Being part of organization or movement/getting on bandwagonCommon activity or passion

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Clean Energy & Environment

The Commonwealth’s

natural resources are conserved and

protected for the benefit of

individuals and communities.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Clean EnergySustainable Economy

Land Use & Protection

Clean Air & Water

Waste reduction & recycling

Job creation

Technology solutions

Green projects & crops

Green business – tourism & recreation, clean energy cluster

Smart growth Farmland preservationEnergy crops Public lands and parksForest management Brownfields site cleanupWildlife protection

Research & development

Consumer behavior

Conservation/efficiency

Renewable fuels

User costs

Generation – renewables & alternative technology

Energy efficiencyVehicle miles traveled

Mass transit use

Protecting aquatic life Drinking water protectionWaste disposal Waste water treatmentRecycling Air emissions

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Effective Government

Constituents trust that their leaders

are working together and

accountable for delivering high-quality, efficient

government services that people

want.

First-ClassWorkforce

Stewardship of Resources

Access to Services

Responsiveness Transparency

Long-term, clear vision and strategyCoordinated planningClear internal processesInnovationSecuring & managing diverse resourcesPartnering with legislature, federal governmentCommunicating with constituents

Access to information

Open processes

Open communication

Open records/disclosure

Ethics

Courtesy TimelinessFollow-up Clarity & simplicityCustomer satisfaction Cultural appropriateness

Multiple access channels: phone, web, in-person, &c.Simple, actionable infoSecurityInter-agency coordination and consistencyOutreach & educationCultural appropriatenessADA-accessibility

Fair, competitive compensationFlexible work rules Improved recruitmentEnhanced benefit policies Professional developmentImproved diversity Links to higher education

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People and goods move

reliably, conveniently,

and safely throughout the Commonwealth

Demand & Usage

Infrastructure Condition

Safety & Security

Access & Service Level

Information

Coordinated Management

Efficient Transportation & Mobility

Maintenance condition User cost (e.g., taxes, tolls, fares)Economic activity LocationDemographic patterns Congestion

Project cost & delivery time Age of infrastructure Project prioritization Design & materials Maintenance patterns Climate

Accuracy Available in multiple languages Timeliness Education & outreach activities Usefulness Communication tools

Service frequency Planning Service reliability Public input Service location & capacity Resources Options for handicapped users Information availability

Licensing – users & operatorsLaws, regulations & policiesEducationEnforcementIncident responseSystem designSystem operationsUser behavior

Organizational structure

Allocation of resources

Communication

Policy

Interagency initiatives (e.g., Mobility Compact)

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Job Creation & Economic Growth

Massachusetts enjoys a robust

business climate, with a workforce well-prepared to

take advantage of employment opportunities

throughout the Commonwealth.

Cost of Living Infrastructure

Quality of Life

Quality of Workforce

Collaborative, Strategic Approach

Business-Friendly

Competitive Environment

Income/wages Energy costsHousing costs Health care quality and costCommuting costs Education costs

Affordable, reliable transportationWater & sewer systemsTechnology (incl. broadband)Energy generation

Collaboration among state agencies (incl. labor, ec. dev., educ.)Partnerships between schools and businessesTargeted, industry- or sector-specific strategiesCommunication and information sharing

Affordable & flexible education & skills trainingEducation & training aligned to employer needs/job vacanciesSpecific programs for youth, aging workers, and special needsSupport services (incl. transportation, child care, work readiness)Information/knowledge about opportunities

Access to jobs

Vibrant communities

Parks & open space

Cultural opportunities

Education systems

Housing availability

Competitive business costs (incl. taxes)Predictable regulation & permittingLocal servicesAvailability of capitalTools for company- specific needs assessmentsResponsive assistance from state agenciesEntrepreneurial support

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Quality, Affordable Health Care for All

Citizens enjoy greater wellness

and improved health and have

access to quality,

affordable health care.

BehaviorHealth Care

System

Community & Environment

Awareness Socio-economic status Education Screening & prevention Culturally-appropriate resources

Policies & structuresAvailability of providers and services

Quality care

Affordable housing Living wagesHealth & nutritious food Safe recreation areasAdequate transportation Clean air & water

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Safe Communities

People feel safe where they live,

work, learn and play.

Legal & Regulatory Framework

Resources

Crime Levels

Socio-Economic Conditions

Community Connections

Information & Communication

Funding Equipment Personnel Stable, reliable infrastructure Training Coordinated management

Home ownership Active community institutionsInteraction with neighbors Civic engagement opportunitiesClean, open public space Community meetingsEasy access to services Neighborhood watch

Good jobs with living wages Safe infrastructureEducation/training opportunities Environmental qualityYouth programs Health careReliable, affordable transportation Community services

Re-entry programs for former inmates

Cleanliness & condition of public spaces

Individual circumstance – education, income, & personal/family history

Substance abuse

Weapons availability

Prevention efforts

Police presence, activity

Disaster planning

Crime statistic reports

[know how to get help]

Community outreach

Tools & systems – PSA’s, alerts, etc.

Available in many languages

Clear laws & regulations Consistent enforcementEquitable justice system Rapid investigation, resolutionInteragency coordination Security of data & records

Trust & confidence in authorities

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The Commonwealth’s youth and adults

have access to the education they

need in order to be successful

students, workers, and members of

society.

Collaboration

Student Support

Quality

AccessAttendance & Engagement

World-Class Education

Involvement of adults/mentorsLiaisons for high risk populationsSafe & stable environmentPhysical and mental healthLanguage servicesResources for students with special needs

Convenience (e.g., time of day, location)TransportationParent/family involvementParticipation in school activitiesRelationships with teachers and peersSafetyPhysical and mental healthQuality teachingLinks to work opportunities

Affordability Capacity and availabilityConvenience (e.g., time Information about choices of day, location) Cultural appropriateness

Adequate resources – e.g., facilities, materials, curriculum, & personnelTeachers & leaders – sufficient number, with appropriate trainingTeaching methods – culturally appropriate, matched to student needs Clear standards for student achievementRegular evaluation of student progressCurriculum – prepares students for higher learning and workforce

Common goals and standards for student successContinuous, cohesive, student-centered education systemInter-agency cooperationPublic-private partnerships