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i <br /> b Need for Special Services 64 <br /> c. Special Needs Housing is Often Temporary 64 3 <br /> d Special Needs Persons in Need of Housing 64 <br /> e. Inventory of Special Needs Housing 66 <br /> f. Needed Units for Special Needs Population 68 <br /> 2. Recommendation 69 <br /> E. HOUSING AND NATIVE HAWAIIANS 70 ' <br /> F. SUSTAINABLE AFFORDABILITY 74 <br /> V. PUBLIC SECTOR HOUSING RESOURCES 77 1 <br /> A. HOUSING FUNDING PATTERNS 77 <br /> 1. Federal Allocations 77 <br /> 2. State Allocations 77 <br /> I <br /> B. GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED HOUSING 79 <br /> C. HOUSING PLANS, 2010-2015 81 <br /> D. IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING 83 <br /> 1. Housing Realities 83 <br /> 2. Housing Strategies 84 <br /> a. Building Affordable Housing 85 <br /> b. Refurbishing 85 <br /> c. Efficient Use of Existing Stock 85 <br /> d. Taxes and Incentives 86 <br /> VI. APPENDIX 87 <br /> APPENDIX A: HOUSING TRENDS 88 I <br /> APPENDIX B: COUNTY AND DISTRICTS TABLES 109 <br /> APPENDIX C: DETAILED DATA WORKSHEETS 120 <br /> I <br /> APPENDIX D: LAND USE REGULATION INDEX 123 <br /> APPENDIX E: SPECIAL NEEDS HOUSING 124 1 <br /> APPENDIX F: CONSOLIDATED PLAN HOUSING GOALS 137 <br /> APPENDIX G: GLOSSARY 139 <br /> APPENDIX H: HAWAII STATE PLANNING ACT (SELECTED SECTIONS) 146 <br /> APPENDIX I: BIBLIOGRAPHY 148 <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> Hawaii HousingPlanningStudy,2016 Page v <br /> I <br /> Y <br /> 0 SMS,Inc. December,2016 <br />