Housing and affordability items in Town of Garner
15 items. Each one links to the meeting it was on. This is the bottom of every drill-down on this site: whatever a chart says, the items behind it are here to be counted.
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Council appoints the first members of the new Housing Advisory Committee across three staggered terms, including Jeff Swain, Katie de Cardenas, Anita Powell, Brandee Melcher, Barbara Barat, Jasmine Johnson, and Gwen Burston.
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Preview of a revised proposal to rezone 14.02 acres at Auburn-Knightdale Road and US 70 East to Commercial Mixed Use-Conditional for an apartment development.
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Staff present proposed next steps for developing the town's affordable housing and preservation programs, supported in part by a Municipal Impact Fund award.Discussion item Housing and affordability
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Following discussion at the May 26 work session, staff brought a resolution to formally establish the Garner Housing Advisory Committee.
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Linda Vasil of McAdams, on behalf of the applicant, sought special use permit approval for 300 multifamily apartment units and nine retail buildings (about 95,600 square feet) on a roughly 43-acre portion of a 173-acre tract at 0 US Highway 70 East. This is a quasi-judicial hearing, so the council must base its decisi…
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A preview of a request to rezone 14.02 acres at Auburn Knightdale Road and US 70 East to Commercial Mixed-Use -- Conditional, for up to 340 multifamily and upper-story residential units and 12,000 square feet of non-residential space, with dedicated open space, native landscaping, and architectural commitments.Discussion item Housing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentParks and recreationRezoning
- 4800 Auburn Knightdale Rd · 13 acres · State Employees Credit Union
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Staff presented a memo on forming the Garner Housing Advisory Committee, for information and discussion; a resolution formally establishing the committee went to the full council on June 2.
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Additional funding for Preserving Home, a nonprofit that rehabilitates homes for Garner residents.
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The council considered converting the Tryon Station affordable housing project, in which the town holds a funding position, to an income-averaging structure that would let it serve a broader range of household incomes.Discussion item Housing and affordability
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The committee discusses a timeline for filling seats on the town's new Housing Advisory Committee.
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A Tier 2 conditional-rezoning applicant previews a revised concept for the Village at Big Branch, now blending industrial uses with reduced-density residential, after initially pitching a mixed-residential subdivision in March.
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The Garner Economic Development Corporation previews a shift for its Northeast Gateway property, near Jones Sausage Road and I-40, from planned workforce housing to industrial flex space branded 'Garner Innovation Park,' aimed at retaining and attracting employers and expanding the commercial tax base.
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Wake County Housing Authority is seeking a town resolution consenting to multifamily housing revenue bonds for a 171-unit apartment project in Garner; the developer now proposes 170 units at 60% AMI, a change from the special-use permit's original affordability mix, and a property-tax exemption. This is the item's thi…
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Early council preview of a Tier 1 conditional rezoning of a 28.5-acre tract from Rural Agricultural to Commercial Mixed Use, proposed for age-restricted independent senior living plus 40 townhomes and 450 apartments, and up to 38,000 square feet of commercial space.
- 7615 Ten Ten Rd · 28 acres · Areps LLC
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Early council preview of rezoning three parcels on Auburn Church Road to R8-CZ for a mixed-housing subdivision (up to 226 homes: single-family, duplex, and townhouse) near an Employment Activity Center, with an amenity area and open space.