Housing and affordability items in City of Durham
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| Subject | Items |
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| Housing and affordability | 140 |
| Grants and outside funding | 36 |
| Land conversion and large development | 32 |
| Rezoning | 32 |
| Annexation | 19 |
| Appointments and personnel | 13 |
| Bonds and debt | 13 |
| Water and sewer | 12 |
| Homelessness and shelter | 11 |
| Civil rights and nondiscrimination | 6 |
| Contracts and procurement | 5 |
| Public facilities | 5 |
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Annexes 3815 Wake Forest Highway for Accord Holdings and zones it Planned Development Residential 18.410, replacing county commercial and residential zoning, with a utility extension agreement.
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A hearing on annexing 3815 Wake Forest Highway, with a utility extension agreement with Accord Holdings and a rezoning from county commercial and residential districts to city planned development residential at 18.410 units an acre.
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One vacancy on the Durham Housing Authority board, for a resident who can read financial statements. Experience with tax credit and bond financing and with housing development is preferred but not required. The term runs to September 28, 2031.
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One seat on the housing authority board, to a resident who can read financial statements, with tax credit and bond financing experience preferred. The term runs to September 2031.
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A third modification of the city's loan to Rockwood AH-1 Limited Partnership, extending maturity to April 2030 and authorizing the city manager to forgive up to 280,000 dollars of outstanding principal on or before that date.
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A resolution recognizing two tenant unions by name and affirming the role tenant unions play in safe, quality and democratic housing. It is brought by a council member rather than by staff.
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A public hearing on annexing Page Road Townhouses, with a utility extension agreement with DTR Properties. The land moves from county Residential Rural to city Planned Development Residential at 8.728 units per acre.
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A public hearing on annexing Oak Grove Landing, with a utility extension agreement with M/I Homes of Raleigh. The land moves from county Residential Rural and Residential Suburban-20 to city Planned Development Residential at 4.583 units per acre, keeping the Falls/Jordan watershed overlay.
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The city approves its draft annual plan for federal housing and community development funding, for submission to HUD.
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A hearing on reallocating federal HOME-ARP funds toward supportive services for qualified populations.
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Authorizes the city manager to sign an agreement with Durham County to jointly fund consulting work on the city's homeless strategic framework.
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Public hearing on annexing the Bella Ridge tract and rezoning it to Planned Development Residential at Starlight Homes' request.
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Public hearing on annexing the Patterson Hall tract and rezoning it to Planned Development Residential at M/I Homes' request.
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Increases a contract with Housing for New Hope by $87,500 (to $537,500 total) and extends it to September 2026, for landlord-engagement services supporting housing placement.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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Amends a $6.755 million ARPA-funded grant agreement for Fayetteville Street corridor neighborhood stabilization, removing St. Joseph's Historic Foundation as fiscal agent.
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Fills a vacancy representing Durham Housing Authority property residents on the Affordable Housing Implementation Committee.Referred back to staff
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Adopts a $158,755 HUD Continuum of Care planning grant ordinance for FY2025-2026.
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Accepts a $500,000 HUD grant for Southside redevelopment and amends several years of HOME and CDBG program ordinances to recognize program income.
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12 First Amendment to ARPA Subaward Agreement with Hayti Promise CDC/St. Joseph's Historic FoundationAmends an ARPA subrecipient agreement (up to $3,245,000) with Hayti Promise Community Development Corporation, removing St. Joseph's Historic Foundation as fiscal agent.
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Amends grant agreements (up to $6,755,000) for the Fayetteville Street Corridor Neighborhood Stabilization Partnership, removing St. Joseph's Historic Foundation as fiscal agent.
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Public hearing on rezoning land from Residential Suburban-10 to a Planned Development Residential district for the Andrews Chapel Apartments project.
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A HOME program subrecipient agreement of up to $1,612,673 with Preserving Home to administer rehabilitation work for about 32 low-income elderly and disabled homeowners.
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A loan of up to $19 million to the Durham Housing Authority and/or Development Ventures Inc. to support redevelopment of the Forest Hill Heights public housing site, also known as Tribute Rising.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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15 Public Hearing #2 on the FY2024-2025 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)Second public hearing on the city's annual performance report to HUD on its federal housing and community development spending.
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CDBG-funded subrecipient agreement with DHA for up to $1.25 million to rehabilitate the Calvert Place and Main Street Townhomes.
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Public hearing on rezoning property out of Residential Rural/Suburban-20 into Planned Development Residential at a density of 6.573 units/acre, near I-85 within the Falls/Jordan Watershed Overlay.
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Consent appointment of Lashonda Tyler to the Affordable Housing Implementation Committee, replacing S. Nicole Diggs, term to July 2026.
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Consent authorization of a loan of up to $17,049,195 to the Durham Housing Authority and its affiliate for the first phase of The Villages of Hayti redevelopment, on the former Fayette Place site.Consent agenda Housing and affordability
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A resolution backing up to $44 million in multifamily housing revenue notes to finance the Fayette Place Phase 1 development.
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Approval of the Page Road Apartments project and up to $32 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds issued through the Durham Housing Authority.
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An amended and restated loan agreement of up to $3.5 million with Self-Help Ventures Fund for the Durham Affordable Housing Loan Fund.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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A contract of up to $1.75 million with Coram Houses to administer the city's new Affordable Accessory Dwelling Unit loan pilot program.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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Adds a new violation, penalty, and fees subcategory to the city's housing code.Ordinance Housing and affordability
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General Business 1 Durham Housing Authority Board of Commissioners - AppointmentsThe council considered appointing two residents to the Durham Housing Authority board, one a public-housing resident and one a formerly homeless individual, to terms expiring September 28, 2030.
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Five HUD grant project ordinances covering Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnerships, Emergency Solutions, and Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS funding, plus an amendment recognizing added HOME-ARP funds, totaling more than $4.5 million.
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Council was to authorize a grant of up to $564,143.99 to the Durham Housing Authority for relocation assistance to Forest Hill Heights residents.
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Council was to increase the city's loan commitment to Mosaic Development Group for the 902 S. Briggs Avenue redevelopment by $2 million to a total of $7,987,880, cut the interest rate to 1%, and revise the project's affordability mix.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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Council was to increase the city's affordable-housing loan for the Sandy Ridge Station project from $6,845,000 to $7,449,000 and revise affordability terms tied to a pending HAP contract for 31 units.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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Council was to approve financing the 902 S. Briggs Avenue housing project with multifamily housing revenue bonds of up to $22.5 million.
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A public hearing was scheduled on rezoning the Fayetteville Flats property from Residential Urban-5 to Planned Development Residential at a density of 22.449 units per acre.
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A public hearing was scheduled on rezoning 4218 South Alston Avenue from Residential Urban-5(2) and Office and Institutional to Planned Development Residential at 41.408 units per acre.
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29 Draft Five-Year (2025-2029) Consolidated Plan, Annual Action Plan, and Citizen Participation PlanA public hearing was scheduled on the draft Five-Year Consolidated Plan, 2025 Annual Action Plan and Citizen Participation Plan governing the city's use of federal housing and community development funds, with adoption planned upon closing the hearing.
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Contract or award Housing and affordability
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A consolidated zoning map change for Brier Creek multifamily.
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A land use case for townhouses on Strauss Drive. No agenda document is published for this meeting, so the terms of the request are not on the record here.
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A resolution approving a multifamily housing facility.
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A zoning map change for Pickett Apartments.
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A federal fair housing item from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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An amendment to the recovery grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees for the Multifamily Support and Supply program.
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An amendment to the recovery grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees for the Durham Affordable Sustainable Homes program.
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A joint agreement with Durham County covering up to $500,000 in program grants and $127,500 in administrative and outreach reimbursements for the Low-Income Homeowner's Relief Program.
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The city accepts assignment of a $3.1 million loan for the Sandy Ridge Villas development, with authority for the manager to make non-material document changes that neither increase the city's obligations nor materially reduce its benefits.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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A public hearing and vote on rezoning property from Commercial General and Office and Institutional, both with development plans, to Planned Development Residential 35.654, with the consistency statement N.C.G.S. 160D-605 requires.
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A public hearing on granting statutory vested rights to site plan D2200108, Davis Park Pod G, with the site plan expiring December 2, 2029.
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A public hearing on rezoning property from Office and Institutional within the I-40 major transportation corridor to Planned Development Residential 53.390, with a consistency statement.
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A public hearing on annexing Doc Nichols Towns, a utility extension agreement with Milan Realty, LLC, and rezoning from county Residential Rural to city Planned Development Residential 5.555, both inside Falls/Jordan Watershed Overlay District B, with a consistency statement.
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A public hearing on annexing Tri-Creek, a utility extension agreement with Marsh & Partners, LLC, and rezoning from county Residential Rural to city Planned Development Residential 3.768, both inside Falls/Jordan Watershed Overlay District B, with a consistency statement.
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A public hearing on a rezoning for the Caring House expansion, moving the property from one Planned Development Residential designation to another, with a consistency statement.
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Five ordinances would recognize federal entitlement funds the city has already received: $2,052,760 for Community Development Block Grants, $1,140,306.45 for HOME investment partnerships, $179,195 for emergency solutions, $1,103,729 for housing aid to people with HIV/AIDS, and $106,610 for a Continuum of Care homeless…
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A public hearing on rezoning land out of Residential Rural and into Planned Development Residential 8.326 for the Lynley Townhouses, with a required consistency statement under state law.
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A public hearing on annexing the Winsford at the Park development into Durham and rezoning it from county to city Residential Suburban-Multifamily designation.
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Fills an at-large vacancy on the Affordable Housing Implementation Committee left by S. Nicole Diggs' resignation, term through September 2026.
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Public hearing on annexing the Mineral Springs Townhouses development and rezoning it to Planned Development Residential 5.349, with a utility extension agreement with Yeti Hospitality Group.
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Public hearing on annexing the Oxford Ridge development and rezoning it to Planned Development Residential 5.174, with a utility extension agreement with Kelley Development Company.
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The council will appoint William B. Clark to the Durham Housing Authority Board of Commissioners for a term ending September 28, 2029.
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The council will hold a hearing on annexing 5802 South Miami Boulevard for a multi-family project, rezoning the land from Residential Suburban-20 and Commercial General to Planned Development Residential at 37.978 units per acre, and authorizing a utility extension agreement with HM Partners LLC.
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The council will hold a hearing on annexing property on Hurley Road, rezoning it from Residential Rural and Residential Suburban-20 to Residential Suburban-Multifamily, and authorizing a utility extension agreement with Albert Fontenelle.
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The council will hold a hearing on annexing the Farrington Road Multifamily site, rezoning it from Residential Suburban-20 to Planned Development Residential at 21.229 units per acre, and authorizing a utility extension agreement with Northwood Ravin LLC.
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It appointed Jenna K. Houchins to the Housing Appeals Board's at-large alternate seat for a term ending June 30, 2027.
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It authorized a $280,917.73 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with the Durham Housing Authority.
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It authorized an interlocal agreement with the Durham Housing Authority to jointly procure and install security equipment.
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It authorized a $650,000 grant agreement with Legal Aid of North Carolina, funded with dedicated housing funds, to continue the Eviction Diversion Program providing legal representation to low-income renters facing eviction for late or unpaid rent.
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The council adopts a resolution backing up to $29,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for a project called 500 East Main.
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The council would approve a tri-party agreement with the NC Housing Finance Agency and NC Homebuilders Association, providing $71,400 in city housing funds plus a $65,000 NCHFA grant for the Construction Training Program.
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The council would approve a grant agreement with Development Ventures Inc. of up to $3,000,000 for the Dillard Street Apartments.
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10 Grant Agreement with Development Ventures Inc. for Forever Home Durham Hope VI Preservation ProjectThe council would approve a grant agreement with Development Ventures Inc. of up to $2,900,000 for the Forever Home Durham Hope VI Preservation Project.
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The council would approve a grant agreement with Development Ventures Inc. of up to $1,800,000 for the Fayette Place and Forest Hills Heights redevelopment.
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A proclamation for NeighborWorks Week, the annual observance of the national housing and community development network.Proclamation or recognition Housing and affordability
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A proclamation for fair housing month.
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The council holds a public hearing on how to use HOME-American Rescue Plan funds.
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The council holds a public hearing on proposed amendments to six years of annual action plans, FY 2016-17 through FY 2021-22.
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The council considers a zoning map change for the American Village Townhomes.
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The council would authorize a $554,042.30 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with the Community Empowerment Fund for eviction assistance.
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The council would authorize a $1,000,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Rebuilding Together of the Triangle.
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The council would authorize a $1,000,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees.
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The council would authorize a $700,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees for its Affordable Sustainable Homes program.
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The council would authorize a $450,000 contract with Housing for New Hope to provide landlord engagement services through June 2025. The money would come from affordable-housing bond program income and the Dedicated Housing Fund.
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The council would appoint Lea Efird to the Durham Affordable Housing Implementation Committee as its Citizens Advisory Committee representative, with a term expiring September 21, 2023.
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The council would adopt revised rules and procedures for the affordable housing bonus under Section 6.6 of the Unified Development Ordinance and authorize the city manager to sign compliance contracts with developers who use the bonus.Resolution Housing and affordability
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The council would correct a previously adopted motion rezoning the Dearborn Drive property from Residential Urban-5 to Planned Development Residential 19.978, and adopt a required consistency statement.
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The council would adopt a resolution approving the Cedar Trace Apartments multifamily housing project and financing it with revenue bonds of up to $22,000,000.
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The council recognizes the city's 2022 Housing North Carolina Award.Proclamation or recognition Housing and affordability
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The council would appoint Kimberly V. Williams as the mayor's appointee to the Durham Housing Authority Board of Commissioners, succeeding Nancy C. Westfall, through September 2027.
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The council would accept a $15,000 HUD grant for the city's fair housing partnership initiative and adopt the grant project ordinance.
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The council would accept an $8,000 HUD grant to fund special enforcement of the city's fair housing program.
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The council would repay $675,298 in Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds to the North Carolina Department of Commerce.
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Would approve a multifamily housing project called 300 East Main and its financing with up to $22,500,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds.
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Would authorize a two-year, $955,000 contract with Volunteers of America of the Carolinas for homelessness coordinated entry with diversion, funded by dedicated housing funds.
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Would authorize a tri-party agreement with the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency and the North Carolina Homebuilders Association for a construction training program. The city would contribute $71,400 in housing funds and adopt a $65,000 grant project ordinance.
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A public hearing on rezoning 5202 Garrett Road from Residential Suburban-20 to a multifamily development plan.
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The council considers a loan commitment for the Fairhaven Walk development, proposed by Commonwealth Development Corporation of America.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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The council considers a loan commitment for the Sandy Ridge Station development, proposed by Bradley Housing Developers LLC.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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The council would authorize the city manager to amend the Durham Rent Relief Program contract, raising its budget by $121,678 to $6,583,571, funded by federal Emergency Rental Assistance 2 money.
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The council would hold a public hearing on annexing the Angier Avenue Apartments effective June 30, and consider a utility extension agreement with Kelley Development Company, an ordinance moving the property from county to city zoning as Residential Suburban-Multifamily, and a required consistency statement.
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A contract with McCormack Baron Salazar Development, not to exceed $1,750,000, would cover site preparation and environmental testing for Lofts at Southside Phase III and IV.
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The city manager would commit up to $1,100,000 in Affordable Housing Bond and HOME funds toward permanent financing for 56 affordable rental units at Lofts at Southside Phase III.
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A similar commitment of up to $4,850,000 in Affordable Housing Bond and HOME funds would finance 44 affordable rental units at Lofts at Southside Phase IV.
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A public hearing would consider rezoning Cedar Trace Apartments from Residential Suburban-8 to Residential Suburban-Multifamily with a development plan, plus a required consistency statement.
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A public hearing would consider the draft FY2022-2023 Annual Action Plan and $4,232,000 in Community Development Block Grant, HOME, Emergency Solutions Grant and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS funds.
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The council would authorize a grant agreement with ACRA worth up to $356,142 in Affordable Housing Bond funds for the Fitts-Powell affordable rental preservation project, including $15,000 to relocate tenants temporarily during the work.
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The council holds a public hearing to take comments on community development needs for the FY2022-2023 Annual Action Plan.
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4 Contract with Community Home Trust, Inc., to Serve as Down Payment Assistance Program AdministratorA $450,000 contract with Community Home Trust, funded by Dedicated Housing Funds, would keep it running the city's Down Payment Assistance Program.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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A public hearing considers rezoning land for the Bull City Townhomes project from Residential Rural to Residential Suburban-Multifamily with a development plan.
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A $450,000 contract, funded from the city's Dedicated Housing Funds, would make Community Home Trust the administrator of the city's Down Payment Assistance Program.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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The council would appoint Kyle W. Bostelman to the Durham Affordable Housing Implementation Committee's real estate development seat, through September 21, 2023.
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The council would receive the Neighborhood Improvement Services Department's response to Bull City Tenants United's Tenants Bill of Rights and its proposals following the November 4, 2021 work session.Staff or committee report Housing and affordability
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An amendment would raise the city's three-year grant contract with Legal Aid of North Carolina by $1,060,000, from $1,545,450 to $2,605,450, to keep funding legal representation for residents facing eviction.
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A resolution would approve the Hardee Street Apartments multifamily housing project and let it be financed with up to $17,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds.
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An option contract would let Southside Revitalization Phase III LP buy about six acres on the former Rolling Hills site for $1, for the third phase of The Lofts at Southside development.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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The council would receive a report from the Affordable Housing Implementation Committee, following a presentation already given at a November work session.Staff or committee report Housing and affordability
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The council considers amending an agreement with CASA into a construction-to-permanent loan of up to $2,198,821 for Bryan Place Apartments at 2702 North Duke Street.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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The council considers raising the contract with Reinvestment Partners for rehabilitating 2816 Ross Road from $2,348,270 to $6,019,073, funded partly by $989,856 in federal Community Development Block Grant money.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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The council would declare a city-owned lot on North Plum Street surplus and sell it to Habitat for Humanity of Durham, with proceeds going to the General Fund.Contract or award Housing and affordability
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The council would extend the Longtime Homeowner Grant Program to homeowners in the Walltown neighborhood and apply the change to the 2020 tax year.
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