Rockland
Housing Plan Dashboard

This dashboard shares the current status of Rockland's housing plan and housing bond investments.

What is the Housing Plan and Bond?

The City of Rockland's Housing Plan ____ _____ _____ _____ ____ _____ _____ _____ ____ _____ _____ _____ ____ _____ _____ _____ ____ _____ _____ _____

Housing goals:

Understand current housing conditions and future needs.
Engage residents and stakeholders to understand community priorities.
Identify housing production targets that meet local needs.
Develop recommendations for policy and planning improvements.

Metrics and progress

Tracking Rockland's housing outcomes

Housing Production

Last update: 2025-10-31

Tracking new housing units by building type and area median income level.

0 units
Below 50% AMI
12 units
50-80% AMI
0 units
80-100% AMI
6 units
100-120% AMI
29 units
Market Rate
Type Units Buildings Below 50% AMI 50-80% AMI 80-100% AMI 100-120% AMI Market Rate
Single Family 12 12 0 0 0 2 10
Two Family 4 2 0 0 0 0 4
3-6 units 4 1 0 0 0 0 4
6-12 units 9 1 0 0 0 4 5
13+ units 18 1 0 12 0 0 6
TOTAL 47 17 0 12 0 6 29

Housing Development Programs

Last update: 2025-10-31

Tracking housing programs, units renovated or created, investments, and funding sources.

Name Type Units Renovated Units Created Units Preserved Investment Cost/Unit Primary Source
Affordable Housing Trust Fund Trust Fund 4 2 0 $120K $20K Bond
First Time Homebuyer Program Down Payment Assistance 0 4 0 $100K $25K Bond
Affordable Housing Recapitalization Program Renovation Assistance 8 0 0 $150K $18.8K Bond
Low Income Housing Tax Credits Affordable Construction 0 12 0 $400K $33.3K MaineHousing
Rural Affordable Housing Rental Fund Affordable Construction 9 0 0 $250K $27.8K MaineHousing
TOTALS 21 18 0 $1.02M $124.9K

Bond Use and Fiscal Impact

Last update: 2025-10-31

Tracking bond resource allocation and short and long term fiscal impacts.

Use Bond Resources Short Term Net Fiscal Impact Plan Long Term Net Fiscal Impact Plan Short Term Net Fiscal Impact To Date Long Term Net Fiscal Impact To Date
Affordable Housing Trust Fund $300K $100K $400K $0 $100K
First Time Homebuyer Program $250K $0 $100K $0 $80K
Affordable Housing Recapitalization Program $300K -$300K $200K $0 $0
Total $850K -$200K $700K $0 $180K

Housing Plan Elements Overview

Implementation elements summary

Implementation Element Process Source of Funding Timeframe Affordable Units Created or Preserved Initial Cost Annual Cost Source of Return Anticipated 10-Year Return
Create Rockland Affordable Housing Trust Fund City Council General Fund (existing staff) Short $0 $10K N/A $0
Inventory City-Owned Land and Offer Unused Land for Affordable Housing Staff/Council General Fund (existing staff) Short 25 $10K $0 New Investment in Parcels $1.5M
Create Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance City Council General Fund (existing staff) Short 10 $0 $5K Fee in Lieu to AHTF $450K
Create Expiring Use Retention Fund City Council Housing Bond Short 25 $500K $0 N/A $0
Fund Rockland AHTF Bond via Council Housing Bond Medium 10 $250K $100K New Investment in Parcels $1.05M
Create First Time Homebuyer Down Payment Program City Council Housing Bond Medium 10 $250K $100K Increased Property Values $100K
Offer Bond Funding as part of Affordable Housing Development Capital Stacks City Council Housing Bond Medium 50 $500K $200K New Investment in Parcels $3M
Continue Land Use Code changes Staff/Council N/A Medium 10 $0 $0 Increased housing production $200K
Create a Rental Registration Program Staff/Council Registration Fees Medium 0 $10K $15K Registration Fees $150K
Create an Affordable Housing Rehabilitation program Staff/Council Housing Bond Medium 20 $150K $40K Stabilized property taxes $200K
Provide fee reductions for affordable housing City Council General Fund (existing staff) Short 0 $0 $5K N/A $0
TOTAL 160 $1.67M $475K TOTAL RETURN $6.65M
TOTAL COSTS $5.95M
COSTS PER UNIT $37.2K
NET RETURN $705K
BOND EXPENSES $5.61M