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Heaters in Work Barn, Relocation of Septic System, Three New Greenhouses, One New Propagation House, Irrigation, Propane Tank, and Walkways, at Hugs Greenhouse Located at 1151 East Cottage Hill Parkway
Corporation's bond issuance and private activity bond authority to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. The agenda structured a single project, Skyway Villas, across seven resolutions (items
resolution delegating bond issuance and private activity bond authority to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (item 13) would shift decision-making on future private activity bond allocations
impact fee waiver for a multi-family project and a resolution backing a 4% Housing Tax Credit application, both of which lower project costs for developers working in the relevant
that reinvestment zone, and council's support for The NRP Group's 4% Housing Tax Credit application for Franklin Branch Apartments signals continued city backing for tax-credit multifamily projects
certificate of appropriateness request proposed demolishing the fire-damaged house at 326 S Kentucky, a case worth tracking for whether the board recommends preservation or demolition given the property
Habitat for Humanity multi-family housing is coming to Kings Row and Canal Street in East McKinney, and McKinney Roots Farm will relocate to Gray Branch Park with CDC-funded
approved extensions to two Habitat for Humanity loan agreements, continuing funding for active affordable-housing construction rather than opening a new bid. The board received a status update
/Sam Rayburn Tollway (#43, 25-0131Z3), and a resolution backing the Housing Finance Corporation's acquisition and rehabilitation of the Skyway Villas Apartments (#33, 26-0330). Three items carry
applicant is requesting to construct an attached garage addition on the side of his house with a 5-foot side setback. This request is on the property located
ownership-entity resolutions for Franklin Branch Apartments in a single meeting; parties pursuing similar Housing Finance Corporation deals should track the board members driving approvals and the ongoing Board & Commission
Holdings LLC's MOU with the McKinney Housing Finance Corporation for Franklin Branch Apartments illustrates the Corporation's process for structuring bond-financed multifamily deals: a developer MOU, a Private
same session where staff briefed the board on the city's Affordable Housing Needs Assessment — worth tracking whether findings from that assessment shape future 4B funding decisions. The board took
level target for representatives of these projects. The board's briefing on the Affordable Housing Needs Assessment (File 26-0239) signals a housing-funding topic that may surface in future
Residents near County Road 161 will see new multi-family housing capacity after council approved annexation and rezoning to "MF36" Multi-Family Residential; residents near 2906 Woodlawn Road will
tabled after a public hearing rather than approved, while three smaller grants for senior housing, historic preservation, and a local museum passed the same day; worth tracking why the largest
presentation on McKinney Housing and Community Development Programs and Strategic Initiatives was given to the Board (File 26-0128) — residents interested in these programs can track this file or monitor
individual consideration rather than routed through the consent resolutions block used for the housing, composting, and vehicle-graphics contracts. Council members Franklin and Cloutier carried the eminent domain resolution
reviewed the CDBG/HOME Performance Evaluation Report, which set and assessed how HUD-funded housing dollars are used citywide
through the consent resolutions block — architectural/engineering services to Quorum Architects, Inc. for single-family housing rehab reconstruction, and vehicle graphics/installation services to PrintDallas Inc. dba AlphaGraphics #54 of Dallas