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City’s application for federal funding, as required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and Texas Local Government Code Chapter 373. Funding: This item has no fiscal
exceed those maximum requirements through defined criteria, to collaborate with the development community, housing advocates and other stakeholders and to report back to Council
zoning height, modify uses, site development regulations, and compatibility, in exchange for providing affordable housing and other community benefits; will apply to commercial and multifamily base zones; and will replace
zoning to medium-density multifamily residence neighborhood plan zoning, which would allow apartment-style housing on the site. The owner and applicant is South Austin Christian Church, with Megan Lasch
Directs the City Manager to study mechanisms for deeper affordability at existing subsidized housing, fee-in-lieu options for on-site affordable units, and access to high-opportunity areas
notify the Community Development Commission of rezoning applications affecting properties with existing multifamily housing so it may recommend actions to City Council. Approve a resolution directing the City Manager
committee attention can use the posted calendar and subsequent agendas to time outreach on housing and planning issues
analysis assumptions, proposed code-amendment schedule, and how these efforts relate to housing and displacement briefings
thread is fiscal: five rate and tax hearings and a single itemized $90.5M housing item, with no confirmed disposition in the record for that amount
assisted rental properties and separate eviction-prevention research. Reporting can examine how the Rental Housing Development Assistance Program’s monitoring approach relates to the issues identified in HousingWorks’ research
supporting information be presented before reorganizations or employee transfers are implemented. Land-use and housing stakeholders can also track the B1 and B2 briefings for policy signals before pursuing related
Transfer of Development Rights market analysis to prepare positions for later agenda items. The housing and displacement briefings provide related City policy context for advocacy concerning affordability and preservation
Individual referenced in Austin city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, policy, public_hearing, housing
appeared as vendor in Austin city proceedings. Appears in topics: contract, community, budget, housing, governance
Individual referenced in Austin city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, policy, public_hearing, housing
provides community-based mental health, substance use, intellectual and developmental disability, crisis, counseling, and housing-related services
Based on city records: Entity referenced in Austin city proceedings. Appears in topics: housing, development, zoning, policy, public_hearing
Based on city records: Entity referenced in Austin city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, housing, policy, development, public_hearing
with the Texas Legislature, the Texas congressional delegation, and other jurisdictions. The department also houses a centralized grants and funding function that supports City pursuit of intergovernmental funding
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