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Public hearing on a resolution of no objection supporting Windshire Apartments' application for 4% Housing Tax Credits. PUBLIC HEARING to provide a Resolution of No Objection for applicants seeking
Confirms support for proposed affordable rental housing developments and submission of applications for Competitive 9% Tax Credits. RESOLUTION confirming support for Proposed Development of certain properties as Affordable Rental Housing
Public hearing on a resolution of no objection for 4% Housing Tax Credits for the proposed Mariposa at Ella Boulevard multifamily development in the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction. PUBLIC HEARING
Holds a public hearing on resolutions of no objection for 4% Housing Tax Credits for the Sterlingshire Apartments and Mariposa at Reed Road multifamily developments. PUBLIC HEARING regarding a Resolution
agreement with SEARCH Homeless Services to extend the term of the Rapid Unsheltered Survivor Housing Program, providing rapid rehousing case management and rental assistance to households experiencing homelessness. ORDINANCE approving
Affordable-housing sponsors and single-family developers should align project readiness with the newly adopted tax-credit resolutions and Uptown TIRZ funding action. Affordable-housing sponsors and single-family developers
pulls totaling $7.9M, affecting a Parks and Recreation cooperative purchase and a senior-housing loan. The meeting’s two non-routine dispositions were Administration pulls totaling $7.9M, affecting
provide on-demand plan review and code enforcement for 5 years, and a 4% housing tax credit no-objection resolution was adopted. Safebuilt Texas LLC will provide on-demand plan
Developers considering senior housing near 2620 Live Oak St. Developers considering senior housing near 2620 Live Oak St. should account for the approved Trinity East Senior HOME-backed project, while
Housing and community-service advocates should track the adopted CDBG-DR action-plan amendment and the separately tagged Salvation Army amendment, because the former changed program parameters while the latter
Housing and resilience stakeholders should shift from agenda advocacy to implementation engagement around the adopted disaster-recovery guidelines and 2026 HUD Annual Action Plan. Housing and resilience stakeholders should shift
Affordable-rental sponsors pursuing non-competitive 4% housing tax credits should assess whether their projects fit the no-objection actions approved in Items 16 and 17. Affordable-rental sponsors pursuing
safety grants should focus on the measures still open procedurally, while using the adopted housing and development actions as current policy baseline. Advocacy on reinvestment-zone governance and public-safety
adopted housing-tax-credit no-objection resolutions support three named multifamily proposals, while the Waverly Street action changes lot-size standards on a defined block. The adopted housing-tax-credit
Item 1 advanced a Resolution of No Objection for Reserve at Ella, a 4% Housing Tax Credit project in District B, and item 18 renewed the Columbia Street special minimum
which raises follow-up questions about the $79.1M technology award and the tagged housing and $400K items. Two items were tagged and two large contracts were not received, which
Hillcroft affordable housing resolution and the Sunset Heights alley vacation are the most direct neighborhood changes this meeting. The Hillcroft affordable housing resolution and the Sunset Heights alley vacation
District E should note the lot-size block ordinances and the District E affordable housing resolution; hearings are set for August 12, 2026. Residents of District D and District
Affordable housing developers in District E have a no-objection resolution in hand, and the lot-size block ordinances in District D constrain subdivision on two streets. Affordable housing developers
public hearing on the Hays Street Apartments Resolution of No Objection for 4% Housing Tax Credits, plus lot size items on Eppes, Watson, and Rusk streets. The agenda included