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Community Land Trust capacity building program

2023 2025 Community Land Trust-Capacity Building, Solicitation 59677, issued by Pierce County.

At a glance

Pierce County Human Services seeks proposals to develop an operational Community Land Trust (CLT) that will acquire and steward land for permanently affordable homes and community assets for low- to moderate-income residents. The selected organization will receive funding to build CLT capacity and operational readiness to begin land acquisition by 2025. The CLT must be legally established before the county reimburses any expenses.

Key facts

Issuing agency
Pierce County
Solicitation number
59677
Type
purchase
Posted
Sep 15, 2023
Response deadline
Oct 16, 2023, 5:00 PM EDT
Place of performance
Pierce County, WA
  • community development
  • affordable housing
  • land trust
  • nonprofit capacity building
  • community land

Official description

Solicitation #23-002-Housing-AHP. Issued by Human Services. The County encourages interested organizations to submit proposals to develop an operational Community Land Trust (CLT) based in and serving Pierce County. A CLT is a private, community-governed and/or membership corporation whose mission is to acquire, hold, develop, lease, and steward land for making uses such as homes, farmland, gardens, and other community assets permanently affordable for the benefit of low to moderate income community members. A CLT’s bylaws should prescribe that the governing board is comprised of individuals who reside in the CLT’s service area, one-third of whom are currently, or could be CLT leaseholders. The goal of this RFP is to build the capacity of a CLT to become operational and ready to acquire land for development of affordable housing by 2025. Note: Proposers do not have to be a non-profit CLT, but the CLT must be legally established before reimbursements can be made from the County.

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