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Residents interested in neighborhood character and housing options should follow the citywide HOME code proposals and the two historic-landmark rezoning applications. Residents interested in neighborhood character and housing options

Stakeholders focused on affordable-housing finance should track File 26-1589 and engage on the proposed inducement resolution before any subsequent consideration. Stakeholders focused on affordable-housing finance should track

proposed La Vista de Lopez loan amendment signals that the agenda contemplated additional Housing Finance Corporation financing for a multifamily rental development near 809 East 9th Street. The proposed

track the proposed La Vista de Lopez multifamily rental development and its proposed Housing Finance Corporation loan amendment. Residents near 809 East 9th Street can track the proposed La Vista

briefings identify near-term committee touchpoints for organizations working on watershed protection, climate resilience, housing affordability, or infrastructure. The May calendar amendment and the three scheduled policy briefings identify near

potential Homestead Preservation Districts were scheduled policy briefings that provide opportunities to track forthcoming housing and land-use agenda items. The Land Development Code amendment timeline and potential Homestead Preservation

useful housing-and-land-use story is the staff and Planning Commission split on Saxon Acres 2. A useful housing-and-land-use story is the staff and Planning Commission

Developers pursuing AHFC-supported housing should monitor the proposed loan structures across ownership and rental projects, including the Project Connect-funded items and the 2022 General Obligation Bond-funded developments

briefing identify two public-health agenda areas for stakeholder engagement: retail-policy implementation and housing-related workforce programming. The scheduled E-Cigarette Retail Resolution update and Esperanza II briefing identify

Esperanza II expansion briefing is a signal to monitor housing-support and workforce-programming activity involving The Other Ones Foundation. The Esperanza II expansion briefing is a signal to monitor

Residents should track the proposed parking, missing-middle-housing, and mixed-use-district code initiatives because they could shape future neighborhood development standards. Residents should track the proposed parking, missing

Residents interested in housing policy can track the homelessness strategic plan and the proposed missing middle and mixed-use zoning framework through Files 26-1451 and 26-1459. Residents interested

Residents interested in affordable-housing proposals should follow the scheduled competitive tax-credit support resolutions, including The Lenora and The Maven, and distinguish City support from a completed development approval

Track the 2026 committee-calendar discussion and future-items agenda as indicators of when housing and planning subjects may next receive committee consideration. Track the 2026 committee-calendar discussion

Residents near the Simmons-Glaser House should monitor the scheduled public hearing because the agenda included a proposed local historic-landmark designation for the property. Residents near the Simmons-Glaser

Residents interested in housing policy can track the HOME Annual Report memo and its referenced ordinances. Residents interested in housing policy can track the HOME Annual Report memo

addressed permanent supportive solutions for high utilizers of crisis response services, a housing-related topic. The No Wrong Door update (File 26-2681) addressed permanent supportive solutions for high utilizers

waiver for The Bloom at Lamar Square is a signal for affordable housing proposals. Staff recommendations to grant the rezonings suggest receptiveness to added density on the listed sites

housing agreement (Item 12) and the police-related resolutions (Items 6, 7, 8 and 9) are the clearest story threads. The $90,506,483 housing agreement (Item