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32 <br /> NAME OF BOARD/COMMISSION: Affordable Housing Advisory Board (AHAB) <br /> Report Period: January 2021-December 2021 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS <br /> ANNUAL REPORT/ WORK PLAN FOR THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS <br /> The Board of Commissioners appreciates the dedication of all the volunteers on their <br /> boards and commissions and welcomes input from various advisory boards and <br /> commissions throughout the year. Please complete the following information, limited to <br /> the front and back of this form. Other background materials may be provided as a <br /> supplement to, but not as a substitute for, this form. <br /> Board/Commission Name: Affordable Housing Advisory Board (AHAB) <br /> Person to address the BOCC and contact information: <br /> Jenn Sykes, Chair <br /> (919) 442-8152 <br /> sykes.lennifer�D_gmail.com <br /> Primary County Staff Contact: <br /> Corey Root <br /> Director, Department of Housing and Community Development <br /> (919) 245-2490 <br /> croot(a--)orangecountync.gov <br /> How many times per month does this board/commission meet, including any special <br /> meetings and sub-committee meetings? <br /> Generally, the AHAB meets once a month, excluding the month of July. The <br /> Board may elect to have two meetings during March or April in order to review <br /> the applications relating to the County's Outside Agencies Funding Program. The <br /> AHAB may also meet additional times during a month depending on need or as it <br /> sees fit in order to carry out its work. Regular meeting locations alternate <br /> between Hillsborough and Chapel Hill. In 2019, the AHAB began to schedule <br /> some meetings in locations throughout the County in order to increase <br /> accessibility to all Orange County residents interested in attending. <br /> Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Orange County Board of Commissioners <br /> created a policy allowing Advisory Boards to meet virtually during the pandemic <br /> if and when extenuating circumstances make it necessary for a Board to meet. <br />