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Directs the City Manager to support youths transitioning from foster care through housing stability, legislative advocacy, and local partnerships, with a report due July 17, 2026. Approve a resolution directing
City Council meeting to conduct a Board of Directors meeting of the Austin Housing Finance Corporation, then reconvene City Council. The item has no fiscal impact. The Mayor will recess
City Council meeting to conduct a Board of Directors meeting of the Austin Housing Finance Corporation, then reconvene Council afterward. The item has no fiscal impact. The Mayor will recess
Mayor will recess the City Council meeting to convene the Austin Housing Finance Corporation Board of Directors, then reconvene Council after the board meeting adjourns. The Mayor will recess
City Council meeting to convene a Board of Directors meeting of the Austin Housing Finance Corporation, then reconvene Council after the board meeting. The Mayor will recess the City Council
Discussion and possible action to establish the Housing & Planning Committee's meeting dates for calendar year 2026. Discussion and possible action regarding setting the Housing & Planning Committee meeting dates
Approves the minutes of the September 16, 2025 Housing and Planning Committee meeting. Approve the minutes of the September 16, 2025, Housing and Planning Committee Meeting. Approve the minutes
Bloom at Lamar Square loan item signals that the Austin Housing Finance Corporation agenda included proposed capital support for a multifamily rental development near Lamar Square Drive. The Bloom
acquisition near 4800 Bolm Road is a site signal for developers tracking future affordable-housing activity in the area. The proposed 6.041-acre acquisition near 4800 Bolm Road
Bolm Road can track File 26-2101 because the agenda proposed a public-housing-finance land acquisition of approximately 6.041 acres in the area. Residents near 4800 Bolm Road
Residents tracking rental housing conditions should monitor the assisted-rental compliance and tenant-protection briefing and the eviction-prevention research briefing. Residents tracking rental housing conditions should monitor the assisted
Clayton Lane can track the proposed Sunday Village permanent-debt loan through Austin Housing Finance Corporation file 26-1332 and upcoming agendas. Residents near 1026 Clayton Lane can track
full year of Austin housing program funding is set on this single agenda, and all three items sit on consent — meaning they may pass in one vote without separate discussion
Austin, not to exceed $90,506,483, for AHFC to manage and operate various housing programs during FY 2026-2027. Item #3 would authorize negotiation and execution
cases and preparing recommendations for the Planning Commission and City Council, and it houses the city's historic preservation and demographics functions. The department supports adopted city goals related
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 housing and neighborhood-scale zoning should track the Missing Middle and Mixed-Use Zoning Study memo and later Mobility Committee agendas. Residents interested in housing and neighborhood
Airport, housing-service, and procurement stakeholders should focus advocacy on the agenda’s proposed funding structures and operating commitments before the scheduled financing and contract actions are considered. Airport, housing
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
million housing package — including a $90,506,483 not-to-exceed service agreement between AHFC and the City of Austin — is scheduled entirely on the consent agenda, which