Requesting info about income-sensitive fee payment structures for developing community | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Rachel McMullin Blair (rachel![]() |
|
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 12:37:30 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi all, New to the list and working with a group in the East Bay (SF,CA) which is currently in a contract negotiation phase for the purchase of land. We're also trying to determine how we will pay for expenses, and whether monthly fees should be determined on an individual, household or other basis. The idea has come up about doing it on a sort of "sliding scale" basis, that would account for the number of full time incomes in a family, debt, investments, etc, and also the size of home people hope to buy. The idea is that this would be more considerate of people's needs and would be an attempt at not limiting our community to just the more middle-upperclass folks. I would appreciate any stories/advice people would be willing to share about: 1) successfully implemented strategies that address issues of affordability with the goal of creating an economically diverse cohousing community 2) any major roadblocks or insights people experienced in considering an option such as this 3) any other payment structures that have worked really well and seem to meet the communities needs for ease, also keeping in mind other needs such as inclusivity, desire for diversity, etc. WE'RE MEETING MONDAY TO DISCUSS THIS ISSUE, SO I REQUEST ANY INSIGHTS OR IDEAS BE SENT TO THE LIST ASAP (THIS WEEKEND). Thanks in advance for your help, and looking forward to being part of the list. -Rachel Blair Richmond, CA, USAour
-
Requesting info about income-sensitive fee payment structures for developing community Rachel McMullin Blair, April 23 2004
-
Re: Requesting info about income-sensitive fee payment structures for developing community Sharon Villines, April 27 2004
- RE: Requesting info about income-sensitive fee paymentstructures for developing community Rob Sandelin, April 27 2004
-
Re: Requesting info about income-sensitive fee payment structures for developing community Sharon Villines, April 27 2004
Results generated by Tiger Technologies Web hosting using MHonArc.