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CER 23-0165 — The National Co-op Recognition Resolution of 2019

Last action — Resolution ACR23-0165, Effective from Feb 28, 2020 Published in DC Register Vol 67 and Page 2130

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ENROLLED ORIGINAL A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION 23-165 IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA September 17, 2019 To officially recognize National Co-op Month;
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to raise awareness about the importance of limited-equity cooperatives and the many benefits they bring to their members, the surrounding communities, and the District of Columbia;
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to encourage the preservation of existing limited-equity cooperatives and the creation of new limited-equity cooperatives in the District;
WHEREAS, the resale price ofmembership shares islimited in an LEC inorder to keep the housing affordable for future low- and moderate-income residents;
and to establish the limited-equity cooperative housing model as a useful and vital tool in the greater effort to increase the stock of affordable housing in the District of Columbia.
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WHEREAS, a limited-equity cooperative (LEC) is an affordable housing model whereby low- and moderate-income residents are able to purchase housing shares at below market prices, thereby making home ownership possible to many more families;
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WHEREAS, the resale price of membership shares is limited in an LEC in order to keep the housing affordable for future low- and moderate-income residents;
WHEREAS, inthe 1950s the United States Congress established section 213ofthe National Housing Act (12 U.S.C.
WHEREAS, LECs are uniquely local organizations that bring a wide variety of social, cultural, and economic benefits, resources, and services to its members and the surrounding communities, and can be of particular use in alleviating the housing affordability crisis found in major urban areas of our country;
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WHEREAS, the existence of the cooperative model dates back to the Industrial Revolution as an effective means for individuals and families with limited resources to unite and fulfill the needs of the larger group;
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WHEREAS, in the 1950s the United States Congress established section 213 of the National Housing Act (12 U.S.C.
WHEREAS, the Council ofthe DistrictofColumbia established the Limited Equity opeatveTaskrceoprvdecomprehensliyrecommendationsoheitrct LECs improve theirorganizational structures and financial situations toachieve financiallyng tblt;
1715e), which enabled nonprofit cooperative housing corporations and trusts to foster the development of housing communities to be operated as cooperatives;
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WHEREAS, National Co-op Month has been a nationally observed celebration since 1964, when former U.S.
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Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman proclaimed October as ENROLLED ORIGINAL “National Co-op Month”, with the theme for the 2019 annual observance being “Co-ops:
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be citedas “The National Co-op Recognition Resolution of2019”.
By the Community, For the Community”;
The Councilofthe District of Columbia officially recognizes and celebrates National Co- pMonhandaknwldgsthttecopraiebuiessodl,priuaryteliie-euty opeaiveouingodl, ulstrnercmmniiesadcaneusdtoefcielyomat the housing affordability crisis in the District of Columbia.
WHEREAS, the Council of the District of Columbia established the Limited Equity Cooperative Task Force to provide comprehensive policy recommendations on how the District can assist in the formation of new limited-equity cooperatives and to help currently struggling LECs improve their organizational structures and financial situations to achieve financially stability;
WHEREAS, LECs require assistance from a government agency or nonprofit organization in the establishment and management of a continually successful LEC;
WHEREAS, the Limited-Equity Cooperative Task Force has found that the existence of limited equity cooperatives will help alleviate the housing affordability crisis and that the government of the District of Columbia should support efforts to better train and engage owners;
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be cited as “The National Co-op Recognition Resolution of 2019”.
The Council of the District of Columbia officially recognizes and celebrates National Co- op Month and acknowledges that the cooperative business model, particularly the limited-equity cooperative housing model, builds stronger communities and can be used to effectively combat the housing affordability crisis in the District of Columbia.
This resolutionshalltake effectimmediately upon the firstdate ofpublication in the DistrictofColumbia Register.
This resolution shall take effect immediately upon the first date of publication in the District of Columbia Register.
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Action History

  1. Resolution ACR23-0165, Effective from Feb 28, 2020 Published in DC Register Vol 67 and Page 2130

  2. Approved with Resolution Number ACR23-0165

  3. Final Reading, CC

  4. Retained by the Council

  5. CER23-0165 Introduced by Councilmembers Bonds, Nadeau, Silverman, R. White, T. White, and Chairman Mendelson at Office of the Secretary

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Who sponsors CER 23-0165?
CER 23-0165 is sponsored by White, Robert C., Phil Mendelson, Trayon White, Sr., Elissa Silverman, Brianne K. Nadeau, and Anita Bonds.
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This bill died with Council Period 23. It reached “Passed Council” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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