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City of Houston with governmental functions in the Memorial-Heights area. Its activities support housing, employment, commerce, economic development, public safety, transportation, parks, utilities, and related redevelopment objectives

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City of Houston Housing and Community Development Department administers this disaster-recovery program for eligible low- and moderate-income homeowners. It supports the repair or reconstruction of owner-occupied single

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Council action, so it is not a current City funding commitment. Developers evaluating senior-housing activity near 14715 Monrad Drive should monitor whether a revised financing item returns

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Feb 3, 2026— For: developer

authorities affected by Council’s confirmed appointments and adopted redevelopment-zone budgets. District D housing and land-use stakeholders should also incorporate the renewed Chapter 42 standards into advocacy

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Jan 28, 2026— For: lobbyist

engineering award (#34) remains unresolved. Track the East Water Purification Plant package and the housing repair pools

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Jul 8, 2026— For: contractor

capacity should account for the Easthaven wastewater diversion work now authorized by Council. Affordable-housing sponsors may also monitor the Bernicia Place no-objection action as a signal of Council

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Jan 6, 2026— For: developer

implementation of the approved Trinity East Senior affordable multifamily project and monitor future City housing agendas for project updates. The project drew multiple public comments at this meeting

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Apr 29, 2026— For: resident

pulls, expected return dates, and the remaining decision points for the tagged housing and Fifth Ward matters

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Feb 10, 2026— For: journalist

meeting. Meanwhile, a July 8, 2026 public hearing is set on a District E housing tax credit development, and a block of Robertson Street now has locked-in minimum

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Jun 24, 2026— For: resident

District F but was tagged and not acted on. Item 10 funds Montrose Center housing services for people living with HIV/AIDS

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Sep 9, 2026— For: resident

Residences at Beulah; 65. Residences at Junell; 66. Residences at Oak Knoll; 67. Safe House Facilities; 68. St Catherines Montessori School Complex (deferral 1); 69. Upper Brays Bayou WWTP Plat

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Mar 5, 2026— Planning Commission

Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery 2024 Action Plan to the UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT to add Low- and Moderate-Income Limited Clientele Activities to the National

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Apr 29, 2026— City Council

Inspection Services - 3 Years with 2 one-year options - $3,000,000.00 - TIRZ Affordable Housing Fund

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Mar 25, 2026— City Council
$3.0M

PROGRAM), to provide Community Development Block Grant Funds for continued Administration and Operation of Housing Entrepreneurial and Readiness Training (H.E.A.R.T.) Program, a Job Training Program for Developmentally Disabled

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Oct 14, 2026— City Council
$90K

seniors. ORDINANCE approving and authorizing Loan Agreement between City of Houston and HARRIS COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY to provide HOME Investment Partnerships Program Funds for development costs of new, affordable, multifamily

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Jun 24, 2026— City Council
$4.0M

Houston and AIDS FOUNDATION OF HOUSTON, INC dba ALLIES IN HOPE to provide Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS Funds to operate and maintain three separate Multi-Unit Permanent Residential

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Jan 6, 2026— City Council
$2.4M

Plaza Estates at Bowen; 62. QuikTrip Store 4636; 63. QuikTrip Store 4646; 64. Safe House Facilities (deferral 1); 65. Shell FCU Fulshear Branch; 66. Southpoint Lift Station; 67. Super Ruben

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Mar 19, 2026— Planning Commission

Houston and SEARCH HOMELESS SERVICES to provide Community Development Block Grant Funds, Homeless Housing and Services Funds, and TIRZ Affordable Housin Funds for program that will serve a total

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Apr 8, 2026— City Council
$1.1M