Livable Communities

Older adults are exercising caution when driving at night, according to an AARP survey, and they are adapting as their vision changes with age.

Co-hosted by AARP and NHC, this forum will delve deep into the principles of livable communities, exploring how they enhance personal independence, allow individuals to age comfortably and safely in their homes, and provide opportunities for all residents, regardless of background and ability, to engage fully in civic, economic, and social life.

AARP Research insights on livable communities highlights US adults' experiences with housing, transportation, and community engagement.

Most Burlington residents appreciate the positive attributes of their neighborhoods and do not want to leave. However, there is concern about the high cost of living, including housing, which is a driving factor among those who want to leave their neighborhood.

This guide is intended to help community leaders, planners, and housing practitioners and advocates identify and overcome specific challenges that limit the local supply and legal occupancy of ADUs.

The Village model is a consumer-driven model that aims to promote aging in place for community-dwelling older adults.