"In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is."

Yogi Berra

PAF 101Module 4, Lecture 4

Class Agenda•Announcements•Stephanie Pasquale•Jen Bundy•Assignments for Next Class

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Competition Points

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Stephanie PasqualeDeputy Commissioner, Department of

Neighborhood + Business DevelopmentCity of Syracuse

Efforts to advancehealthy housingin Syracuse,NY

64,866housing units

21,127owner occupied

10,127vacant

33,654rentalunits

While only 20% of kids in OnondagaCounty reside in the city of Syracuse,

over 90% ofchildren with EBLLreside in the city.

Lead poisoning inOnondaga County11.5% of children testedin Onondaga Countyhad elevatedblood lead levels.

While more than 60% of housingin Syracuse is rentaloccupied, thisrate jumps to 85% in ourmore distressedneighborhoods.

On average, only 46% ofrental units citywide have passedinterior inspections.

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We’ve also found that our neighborhoods with the mostviolations also have higher concentrations of poverty, rentalproperties, and lead poisioning rates.

As a result,Syracuse is working todevelop a more comprehensiveapproach to health and housing byredesigning many aspects of itswork to emphasize proactiveenforcement,relationships withtenants and landlords,andleveraging community partnerships

ENFORCEMENT

Building a culture ofproactive enforcement

Prioritizing health andsafety

Increased training in enforcing health andenvironmental threats (GHHI)

Streamlining complaintand enforcementprocedures

TENANTS

Increased transparencyabout propertyconditions through online web portal

Increase outreach efforts and dissemination of information about health hazards in propertiesand how

LANDLORDS

Designing new systemsto aimed at increasingcompliance

Eliminating fees forperiodic inspections

Automated notices regarding newcomplaints

Facilitating home improvement assistance funding

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

Working closely withlocal health and social services departments toreach most vulnerable populations

Convening working groups of local officials,community leaders, andresidents to identify andaddress gaps

Engaging SyracuseUniversity, SUNYCollege of Environmental Science and Forestry,and the City of Syracuse’s InnovationTeam in research toinform practices

QUESTIONS?

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Jen BundyAssociate Director

The Education Advisory Board

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International incentive trips per year

Competition TopicProblem: The dropout rate at Syracuse University, in Syracuse, New York, is too high.

Proposed policy: Increase all scholarship assistance to sophomores with above a 3.0 GPA by $2,000.

School Year First Year Drop Out Rate 2010-2011 7.6% 2011-2012 8.3% 2012-2013 9.9% 2013-2014e 9.1%

Source: Office of Institutional Research and Assessment

Speaker Survey

Complete the speaker survey using the URL we provide by the start of the next class OR LOSE 5 POINTS

REGRADES

• 1.Due Friday, March 31st in lecture by 12:45 pm• 2.Regrade Request form can be found on the PAF 101 website (https://paf101.expressions.syr.edu/module-3/)

• 3.Follow the directions exactly as stated• 4.This is not an opportunity for you to re-do your module

• 5.Make sure your justifications do not exceed 3 sentences

Assignments for Next Class

• Complete the speaker survey by the start of the next class OR LOSE 5 POINTS

• Competition next class• Module 4 Due 4/7• REGRADES DUE NEXT CLASS 3/31