Starting A Community Land Trust
Multimedia Kit
This collection of digital files available on CD-ROM is intended to provide tools to policymakers, organizers and activists who are working to create new community land trusts.
Files included on the disk:
Guide Book
Starting A Community Land Trust: Organizational and Operational Choices
This 92-page guidebook written by John E. Davis and published by Burlington Associates provides a comprehensive overview of many of the key choices that organizers of new CLTs face. Rather than providing a “recipe” for forming a new CLT, it lays out some of the pros and cons of some of the key alternatives. The entire book can be reproduced for committee members and other key stakeholders and individual chapters can be reproduced and used as handouts at key stages in the organizing process.
A print copy of the book can be ordered here.
Presentations:
CLT Overview Presentation
This animated presentation provides a graphic introduction to the CLT model. It is designed to be shown to individuals, community meetings, or other workshops. This tool requires the QuickTime player, included on this disk.
Subsidy Retention Animation
This Flash Animation provides an overview of several alternative ways that local communities can structure subsidies for affordable homeownership and makes the case for “subsidy retention” mechanisms such as community land trusts.
Handouts:
Frequently Asked Questions About Community Land Trusts
This brief handout provides answers to many of the most common questions about Community Land Trusts.
Key Features of a Classic CLT
This two page handout provides a very brief overview of the CLT model.
Federal Definition of a CLT
This page from the Federal Register includes the full federal definition of a CLT incorporated in the 1992 National Affordable Housing Act.
CLT Resource Center
This is a one-page flyer describing Burlington Associates CLT Resource Center.
CLT Bibliography
This annotated bibliography provides an overview of publications and articles about Community Land Trusts and permanently affordable housing.
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