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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

Residents in McKinney's housing rehabilitation program are served by the city's new architectural/engineering contract with Quorum Architects, Inc. Residents in McKinney's housing rehabilitation program are served

Data Program briefing (File 26-0109) and the Affordable Housing Needs Assessment discussion (File 26-0110) were presented without a recorded vote — worth tracking for whether either advances to formal

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

parkland in-lieu fee cap (item #53) and the Torrington Terry housing partnership (item #43) are the policy-relevant items for stakeholders; the 7-Eleven SUPs signal fuel-sales permitting

Public safety and housing finance items passed through consent, and the FY2026-27 budget input item is the next venue to influence spending priorities. Public safety and housing finance items

near-term entitlement picture, and the Mixed Residential rezoning is the most relevant for housing developers. Four land-use hearings and a religious assembly site plan set the near-term

Skyway Villas development is to be financed, rehabilitated and operated as multifamily housing under the approved bond package (File 26-0735 and File 26-0734). The Skyway Villas development

McKinney Affordable Housing Needs Assessment and Recommendations (File 26-0110) was discussed at this work session; residents interested in the findings should track File 26-0110 for when it appears

Board is scheduled to consider affordable housing apartment projects, including Forest View Senior Living Apartments and Torrington Terry Apartments, and residents can comment at the meeting. The Board is scheduled

clearest active target tied to this meeting for economic development advocacy. The Affordable Housing Needs Assessment and Recommendations discussion (File 26-0110) also remains open for input before any recommendations

MCDC will amend grant terms to fit project needs. Developers with projects tied to housing or site costs should note that an existing MCDC award can be reshaped, such

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