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Housing Finance & Public Facility Programs (26-880A)

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Authorize an amendment to the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog (DHRC) (1) amend the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation program statement (Exhibit A, pp. 58-63) to formalize program operations; (2) amend the Dallas Public Facility Corporation program statement (Exhibit A, pp. 64-69) to formalize program operations; (3) amend the Housing Tax Credit Program statement in (Exhibit A, pp. 53-56) to clarify application criteria and process; (4) remove the Title Clearing and Clouded Title Prevention Program, as program is no longer available; and (5) make general edits throughout the DHRC (Exhibit A) to clean up formatting and grammar - Financing: No cost consideration to the City (This item was deferred on February 25, 2026) *In alignment with Dallas Housing Resource Catalog.

Housing Programsite_specificCity Council
The City Council is amending the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog by updating program statements for the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation and Dallas Public Facility Corporation to formalize their operations. These amendments establish clear procedures and guidelines for how these programs function. The changes ensure consistent administration of housing finance and public facility initiatives across the city.
1 eventFirst seen Apr 22, 2026Last activity Apr 22, 2026File #: 26-880A
City Council: ApprovedApr 22, 2026
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governance
housing
policy

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Attorney
As of Apr 2026

Verify economic development findings in Meadow Road Chapter 380 grant agreement

Context: Texas Local Government Code Chapter 380 authorizes grants only for economic development purposes; the April 22 agreement for The Meadow Project at 8130 Meadow Road combines a transit-oriented development rationale with permanent supportive housing, and once the council votes the agreement terms become binding and no longer subject to pre-execution review.

Recommended: Before the April 22 vote, pull the Chapter 380 agreement from the council backup packet and confirm that the city's economic development findings are quantified — jobs created, tax base impact, or area investment — rather than limited to housing unit counts alone; when permanent supportive housing is a named project component, vague economic findings are the primary vulnerability in a taxpayer standing challenge under Texas Local Government Code Section 380.001.

Source: City Council — Apr 22, 2026 →
Developer
As of Apr 2026

Record Chapter 380 affordability terms before Meadow Road deal closes

Context: The April 22 agenda schedules council approval of a $13.5M Chapter 380 grant for The Meadow Project at 8130 Meadow Road, a mixed-income, transit-oriented, and permanent supportive housing development with only one prior council appearance.

Recommended: Download the Chapter 380 agreement from the April 22 council backup packet before the vote and document the required affordable unit percentage, covenant duration, and performance repayment triggers — once approved, these terms become Dallas's most recent public benchmark for mixed-income housing subsidies, and the window to negotiate comparable or more favorable terms for a similar project closes once council members can point to the Meadow Road deal as the accepted standard.

Source: City Council — Apr 22, 2026 →
Journalist
As of Apr 2026

Identify the legal entity receiving the $13.5M Meadow Road housing grant

Context: The April 22 Dallas City Council agenda schedules the $13.5M Chapter 380 grant as one of 76 substantive items representing $87.6M in proposed financial activity; the publicly available matter record names the project but does not identify the recipient entity.

Recommended: Pull the Chapter 380 agreement from the April 22 council backup packet to identify the specific legal entity receiving the $13.5M for The Meadow Project at 8130 Meadow Road, then cross-check that entity against other active city contracts and campaign finance records — a grant of this size embedded in a 76-item, $87.6M agenda is unlikely to receive floor scrutiny, making the backup packet the only practical disclosure window before the vote.

Source: City Council — Apr 22, 2026 →

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Authorize an amendment to the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog (DHRC) (1) amend the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation program statement (Exhibit A, pp. 58-63) to formalize program operations; (2) amend the Dallas Public Facility Corporation program statement (Exhibit A, pp. 64-69) to formalize program operations; (3) amend the Housing Tax Credit Program statement in (Exhibit A, pp. 53-56) to clarify application criteria and process; (4) remove the Title Clearing and Clouded Title Prevention Program, as program is no longer available; and (5) make general edits throughout the DHRC (Exhibit A) to clean up formatting and grammar - Financing: No cost consideration to the City (This item was deferred on February 25, 2026) *In alignment with Dallas Housing Resource Catalog.