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creating a window to engage Council on procurement reform and the Type B affordable housing incentive. Items 12 and 9 both return September 1, 2026, creating a window to engage
Palo Verde's added $1,000,000 shows Type B affordable housing funds are available for senior rental projects, and the 1525 N. Shoreline Blvd. Palo Verde's added
Board votes were unanimous on all four tallied motions, and funding went to housing, small business programs, and Hilliard Center area property. Board votes were unanimous on all four tallied
Income Housing Tax Credit developments won council resolutions of support — Sea Gulf Villas (101 units, 416 N. Chaparral St., item #9) and Palms at Gollihar (64 units at Greenwood Drive
Council Member Vaughn was the lone dissenting vote on four items spanning housing and water financing (#9, #10, #14, #15), while Barrera pulled the Palms at Gollihar item (#10) specifically
consent, and council approved $1,000,000 toward a 75-unit affordable senior housing project (#12). Two individual rezonings (#8, #9) allowing more intensive residential use on the affected parcels
apartment development at 5501 Huntwick Avenue received $1,000,000 in city Type B housing funds. A 75-unit affordable senior apartment development at 5501 Huntwick Avenue received
Library Board's discussion of a possible CCPL and CC Housing Authority partnership (File 26-1533) and laptop funding (File 26-1534) are the items most open to outside engagement
discussion on a possible partnership between CCPL and the CC Housing Authority. Item 8 (File 26-1533) is a discussion on a possible partnership between CCPL and the CC Housing
three zoning ordinances passed on first reading, showing available local support for affordable senior housing and manufactured-home zoning. The Palo Verde Senior Apartments incentive increase and three zoning ordinances
affordable multifamily housing development at the southeast corner of Greenwood Drive and Gollihar Road, comprising 152 mixed-income rental units (1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom) for families at or below
City of Corpus Christi proceedings as the applicant and borrower under an Affordable Housing Project Loan Agreement with the Corpus Christi B Corporation. The partnership is the ownership entity
Affordable senior housing complex developed by Danco Communities LLC for seniors in Corpus Christi. Financed through a combination of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit funding, City of Corpus Christi HOME
City of Corpus Christi that hears appeals under the Building Standards and Housing Code. The board ensures safety, health, and general welfare through structural strength, stability, sanitation, adequate light
Entity referenced in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, public_hearing, housing, policy
Entity referenced in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: grant, budget, public_hearing, housing, community
more than a century. Its programs include shelter and meals for people experiencing homelessness, housing assistance, disaster relief, and youth and senior support. In city proceedings it appears
appeared as vendor, applicant in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: grant, housing, community
applicant in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, public_hearing, development, housing, permit
Chaparral Street is a major downtown thoroughfare in Corpus Christi that houses civic and commercial facilities, including the Corpus Christi Municipal Court. The street is part of downtown's cultural