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09-20-24 COA Agenda1.10:00 A.M. - CALL TO ORDER 2.APPROVAL OF AGENDA 3.APPROVAL OF MINUTES 3.A Approval of Minutes dated August 16, 2024 4.GENERAL BUSINESS 4.A Summary Discussion: 9-06-24 Carver County All Commission Meeting 4.B Chanhassen Commission on Aging - Mission and Goals Progress Report 5.VISITOR PRESENTATION 5.A Guest Presentation: Amanda Bigus, Volunteer and Outreach Manager, Trellis/ Senior Linkage Line. Program overview and outreach. 5.B LeeAnn Eiden, Senior Community Services Update 5.C Emmanuel Ngabire, Carver County Health and Human Services Update 5.D Linnea Fonnest or Patrick Jones, Chanhassen Library Update 5.E Mary Blazanin, Senior Center Update 6.DISCUSSION 6.A Individual COA Committee Updates Bridging Communications Other (as needed) 6.B Fall/Winter COA Volunteer Opportunities 7.ADJOURNMENT AGENDA CHANHASSEN COMMISSION ON AGING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2024 CHANHASSEN RECREATION CENTER, 2310 COULTER BOULEVARD 1 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Approval of Minutes dated August 16, 2024 Section APPROVAL OF MINUTES Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist https://www.carvercda.org/news/p/item/57180/2024-comprehensive-housing-needs-analysis-for-carver- county Minutes dated August 16, 2024 Chanhassen specific CDA 2024-2030 Housing Report 2024 Housing Recap 2 Chanhassen Commission on Aging, August 16, 2024 Meeting was called to order at 10:03am by Commissioner Cassidy. MEMBERS PRESENT: Gwen Block, Jim Camarata, Kara Cassidy, Ruth Lunde, Beth Mason, Phyllis Mobley, Ruth Slivken MEMBERS ABSENT: Bhakti Modi GUESTS PRESENT: Allison Streich, Deputy Director, Carver County CDA; Emmanuel Ngabire, Carver County HHS; Sharmeen Al-Jaff; Elyette Block; Jeff Miller. APPROVAL OF AGENDA: The agenda was reviewed as submitted. Commissioner Camarata made a motion to approve the agenda as amended. Commissioner Lunde seconded the motion. All members voted in favor; the motion was carried. COMMISSION ON AGING MINUTES July 19, 2024 Minutes were reviewed. No changes noted. Commissioner Block made a motion to approve the minutes from the July 19, 2024 meeting which was held at the Carver County Health and Human Services location in Chaska. Commissioner Mason seconded the motion. All members voted in favor; the motion was carried. ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS: none VISITOR PRESENTATIONS: Allison Streich, Deputy Director, Carver County CDA, presented highlights from the Comprehensive Housing Needs Analysis for Carver County with an emphasis on Chanhassen Data. Allison provided an overview of the study along with final analysis and recommendations for housing needs in Chanhassen and Carver County. Discussion revolved around types of housing, costs, availability, accessibility and aging in place services in our community. She especially noted that Aging in Place initiatives impacts the home sale market, keeping homes unavailable for resale much longer than in the past. Other discussions revolved around increasing costs of HOA and other insurance, which impact those with limited income to stay in their current homes, and information on how to use this study to improve housing options for 65+ residents. Alison will send a copy of the study to Mary to share with the COA at the next meeting, particularly noting the Chanhassen specific data. Final comments covered data to consider as Chanhassen plans for housing seniors in the next six years, with the following quote: “Between 2023 and 2030, senior (age 65 and older) population growth is expected to be strongest in the Chanhassen submarket, with the addition of 1,972 seniors (54% growth), followed by Chaska (1,055 senior, 36% growth).” Allison’s power point presentation as well as the study will be posted with the COA minutes on the Chanhassen Website, as well as linked to the Chanhassen Senior Center information page on the City of Chanhassen website. LeeAnn Eiden, Senior Community Services was unable to attend. Mary shared information about the upcoming Dementia Friends session on August 27, sponsored by Riley Crossing and presented by LeeAnn Eiden. Commissioners were encouraged to attend if possible. Emmanual Ngabire, Carver County Office of Aging, invited Commissioners to attend the 3 County wide Commission on Aging meeting scheduled for Friday, September 6 at the MN Arboretum. He encouraged commissioners to come ready to discuss visibility of programs for seniors in and around the County, and to share current work being done for this population group in their city. Special speakers and small discussion break out groups will be part of the event. Chanhassen Commissioners volunteered to help as table group discussion leaders and greeters. Commissioners able to attend from Chanhassen are Commissioners Cassidy, Camarata, Block, Lunde, Mason, and Slivken. Other invited cities include Watertown, Waconia, Chaska, Hamburg, Victoria and Cologne. Mary Blazanin provided an overview of the Chanhassen Library’s fall schedule as sent by Linnea Fonnest, who was unable to attend the meeting today. COA DISCUSSION ITEMS: 1. 4th of July. Commissioner Lunde suggested starting requests for corporate donations earlier in the year, preferably January or February, to allow companies the time needed to secure donations from their main offices. She also asked for better clarification on the letters going out related to General Park and Recreation donations from local businesses and how the 4th of July Bingo donations differ. Commissioners agreed to begin planning for the 4th of July Bingo event in January 2025. 2. Communications Update. Commissioner Camarata reported that Carver County is in the process of investigating the possibility of creating a county newspaper. Commissioner Lunde updated a list of initial cities interested in combining efforts on a newspaper. She stated a group is also working on a voter guide which can be digitally promoted for the upcoming election year. 3. Bridging with Seniors Update. Commissioner Slivken reported that the high school seniors who’ve graduated from Book Club said their goodbyes at the last meeting and want to stay in touch with the older adults in the group. The book club is starting up again in the fall; Chanhassen Library created flyers and posters to promote it. Commissioner Slivken will be meeting with student volunteers soon. She stated they are available on weekends to take part in programs/clubs. They may also be interested in offering Tech support help for older adults, and the possibility of partnering on a Red Cross Blood drive. She would also like to create another Butterfly Garden project with them. OPEN DISCUSSION: None ADJOURNMENT: Commissioner Mobley made a motion to adjourn. Commissioner Camarata seconded the motion. All members voted in favor; the motion was carried and the meeting adjourned. The meeting was adjourned at 11:36am Minutes prepared and submitted by Mary Blazanin, Senior Center Coordinator. 4 5 2024 Comprehensive Housing Needs Analysis for Carver County Chanhassen Data 6 When our community truly supports abundant housing options, we all benefit. Children have their grandparents Schools have skilled teachers Music halls have bands Coffee shops have customers Factories have workers College grads can come home Entrepreneurs take chances Young families build a future 7 Snapshot •Carver County is projected to add another 19,172 people (17% growth) and 7,908 house-holds (19% growth) between 2023 and 2030, outpacing Metro Area growth (7% population and household growth). We anticipate that Carver County will contain 156,439 people and 58,536 households by 2040, adding 23,729 people (18% growth) and 9,445 households (19% growth) between 2030 and 2040. •The Chaska Submarket is projected to experience the largest increase in households be-tween 2010 and 2040 (5,436), followed by the Chanhassen (5,150) and Waconia (4,580) Submarkets. •In 2023, Carver County’s median household income is at $106,058, 18% higher than $89,780 in the Metro Area. Within the County, median household incomes are estimated to be highest in the Victoria ($159,163), Chanhassen ($124,829), and Carver ($110,718) submarkets and lowest in the Hamburg-Norwood Young America ($70,739) and Mayer-New Ger-many ($88,135) submarkets. •Median home values are generally highest in the eastern portion of Carver County, notably in the Victoria ($470,092), Chanhassen ($426,200), and Carver ($360,910) Submarkets. •The median contract rent in Carver County was $1,164 during the 2017-2021 ACS period, roughly 2% higher than the Twin Cities Metro Area ($1,142). The Victoria and Chanhassen Submarkets have the highest median monthly contract rent, at $1,647 and $1,390, respectively, while the lowest median contract rents are found in the Cologne ($519) and Water-town ($766) Submarkets. 8 Snapshot •Homeownership rate among Chanhassen residents is 87.1% •Chanhassen experiences the larges inflow of workers in the county, importing 20,584 workers. •As of 2023, median resale price for detached single-family homes is the highest in the Chanhassen ($644,500). 9 Major employers 10 11 12 13 Residential Development •Since 2010, Chaska has experienced the most residential development activity, issuing permits for 2,126 new units (22% of the County’s total), followed by Chanhassen with 1,873 units (20%), the Victoria Submarket with 1,769 units (18%), and the Waconia Submarket with 1,581 units (17%). 14 15 2023-2024 Demand •5,194 general occupancy units •4,220 for sale units •3,376 single family detached •884 multi-family •974 rental •169 subsidized •152 affordable •653 market rate 16 Senior Housing Analysis Between 2023 and 2030, senior (age 65 and older) population growth is expected to be strongest in the Chanhassen submarket, with the addition of 1,972 seniors (54% growth), followed by Chaska (1,055 senior, 36% growth). The Chaska submarket contains the largest share of the county’s current senior housing market with 737 (33%), followed by the Chanhassen submarket with 565 units (25%). 17 Senior Housing Analysis •There is a demand for 798 excess housing units in the Chanhassen submarket in 2023, increasing to a total of 1,635 units by 2040. •Excess housing demand by 2040 •Memory care 133 •Assisted living 316 •Independent living 233 •Affordable senior 368 •Subsidized senior 184 •Market rate active adult rental 247 •Market rate active adult owned 154 18 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Summary Discussion: 9-06-24 Carver County All Commission Meeting Section GENERAL BUSINESS Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 19 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Chanhassen Commission on Aging - Mission and Goals Progress Report Section GENERAL BUSINESS Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 20 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Guest Presentation: Amanda Bigus, Volunteer and Outreach Manager, Trellis/ Senior Linkage Line. Program overview and outreach. Section VISITOR PRESENTATION Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 21 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject LeeAnn Eiden, Senior Community Services Update Section VISITOR PRESENTATION Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 22 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Emmanuel Ngabire, Carver County Health and Human Services Update Section VISITOR PRESENTATION Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 23 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Linnea Fonnest or Patrick Jones, Chanhassen Library Update Section VISITOR PRESENTATION Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 24 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Mary Blazanin, Senior Center Update Section VISITOR PRESENTATION Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 25 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Individual COA Committee Updates Bridging Communications Other (as needed) Section DISCUSSION Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 26 Commission on Aging Item September 20, 2024 Subject Fall/Winter COA Volunteer Opportunities Section DISCUSSION Prepared By Kate Vogt, Admin Support Specialist 27