Affordable housing and CDBG funding shifts
Summary
Budget amendments received and filed direct $254,961 in CDBG funds to rehab 47 Douglas Street and $785,598 in LAHA funds to an affordable housing development gap subsidy, plus $140,000 for demolitions.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Aug 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
$254,961 for housing rehab, $785,598 for affordable housing gap subsidy, and $140,000 for demolitions.
Affordable housing developers and residents of rehabilitated housing.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council — August 26, 2026
Budget amendments received and filed direct $254,961 in CDBG funds to rehab 47 Douglas Street and $785,598 in LAHA funds to an affordable housing development gap subsidy, plus $140,000 for demolitions.
City Council — June 17, 2026
Federal community development dollars were shifted: $700,000 to 259 University Ave, $200,000 to lead hazard control, and $34,820 to Shwe Karen Market & Deli at 230 Front Ave.
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