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11 <br /> Slide #8 <br /> Major documents need updating <br /> •Ten Year Plan (Last updated 2020) <br /> Updates totaling from 3-12 pages have been <br /> added at the end of document in 2013, <br /> 2015, 2018 and 2020 <br /> Gaps Analysis (Last updated 2021) <br /> Work last done to update this document in <br /> 2023, but does not appear to have been <br /> finalized <br /> OCPEH Staff will update both documents <br /> by January 2026. nORANGECOUNTY <br /> 0 HOUSING DEPARTMENT <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott asked for clarification on the ten-year plan because she <br /> thought the ten-year plan was for the chronic homelessness. <br /> Blake Rosser said neither document has been updated. He said the ten-year plan was <br /> last updated in 2020. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott said the document she is looking at outlined the goals. <br /> Blake Rosser said that he did not have a copy of plan in front of him. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott said has increased access to certain sectors and it was from <br /> 2007. <br /> Blake Rosser said his understanding of the update is additions to the plan and not <br /> commenting on things that have come before but he said that he does want to look into it. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott said ending the root causes of homelessness includes <br /> employment, so she wanted to know why increasing access to it would be taken out. She said <br /> when the presentation gets to that information, she will ask that be included in the monthly data <br /> that is reported so they can talk about the progress. <br /> Blake Rosser said that his intention of including all the documents was to allow the Board <br /> to review them and their plan is to have firm updates by this time next year. He said that staff who <br /> would have been present during the last update were no longer with the county, so he does not <br /> have a way of asking. <br /> Chair Bedford said she was the liaison in 2022 and the gaps analysis needs to be updated <br /> for inflation. She said the group had prioritized permanent supportive housing. <br /> Blake Rosser said there was an interesting in a draft update that had a table that prioritized <br /> every gap on a scale of 1-4. <br />