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of volunteers on projects. Build days begin with a presentation about affardable housing issues and addresses how community can be a part of the salution. Answer: Our first paragraph addresses the questions regarding access to homeownership. The second paragraph shows that Habitat for Humanity is in line with the Kittitas County priorities relating to affordable housing and it highlights one of the ways, besides building new construction housing units for homeownership, that we do this. This answer also applies to the questions regarding New Affordable Housing Development 5. Goals and Objective Form -Question unclear Answer: Refer to revised Goals and Objectives Forms -Goal One 6. Strategy 3 needs a measurable in #1-Land Acquisition for House 19 Answer: Please refer to revised Goals and Objective Form (See new Goal One; Strategy 2 answer) 7. How many homes will be built under this grant per year? Answer: 1) 2018 -Complete Houses 18, 19 and start House 20; 2) 2019 -Complete Houses 20, 21 and start House 22; 3) 2020 -Complete Houses 22, 23 and start House 24; 4) 2021 -Complete Houses 24, 25 and start House 26; 5) 2022 -Complete Houses 26,27,28 and start House 29; 6) 2023 -Complete Houses 29, 30 and 31 and start House 32 8. Application, screening and selection process: Answer: When we hold a family selection, our goal is to get word out to as many people as possible. To do this we: • Send out notification to other non-profit organizations and networks within Kittitas County so that they can refer people they know are in need • Facebook; Twitter and website Post fliers around town -grocery stores, post offices, local government office buildings, libraries, local convenience, and hardware stores, • Press releases with local newspapers • Washington Disability Resources • Bright Beginnings -Early Education • Local School District offices " Utility companies 4