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Aiken
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Aiken
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2748 Wagener Road
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29801
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The committee approved the removal of four specific transportation projects from the Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP), moving them back to the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) project list for re-ranking. The updated cost estimate for these removed projects is $9,090,000. Additionally, the committee approved moving the US 21 Corridor Improvements project from the unconstrained to the constrained LRTP, with full cost estimates included, and ranked it as the region's number one corridor improvement and widening project. The total cost for the US 21 project is $10,485,000, phased between 2020 and 2024.
The 2016 Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice for the Lower Savannah Region provides a comprehensive review of fair housing issues. It analyzes demographic, economic, and housing indicators, reviews public and private sector policies, and assesses efforts to affirmatively further fair housing. The report identifies six key impediments to fair housing choice: lack of affordable housing options, poor credit history preventing homeownership, insufficient handicap accessible housing units, concentrations of racial/ethnic segregation and housing problems, lack of fair housing awareness, and inadequate transportation options. It aims to make housing choice a reality by preventing discriminatory practices and provides recommendations to address these impediments.
This Consolidated Plan for Orangeburg County and the Lower Savannah region, developed by the Lower Savannah Council of Governments, is designed to enhance the quality of life for low- to moderate-income individuals by providing safe, decent, and affordable housing, fostering suitable living environments, and creating economic opportunities. The plan addresses four priority needs: improving affordable housing options, preserving existing housing stock, creating suitable living environments, and enhancing the capacity of local housing providers. Key goals for the five-year period include providing homebuyer opportunities, increasing and improving the supply of rental housing, assisting homeowners with necessary repairs, and supporting the development and capacity of local housing providers.
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