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The city is looking to use leftover COVID-19 relief money to help residents with essential home repairs like plumbing and HVAC. This will help clear a waiting list of 5-12 families.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The city will utilize $76,566 in existing federal funds.
Low-to-moderate-income residents in need of home repairs.
CASA will receive less funding than in previous years due to the grant reduction.
The project will add new residential and commercial uses while relocating a portion of the Brushy Creek Trail to create an 'activated' recreational hub.
The project will now feature more surface parking in the short term, with new requirements to screen those lots and improve the look of building walls.
This is a procedural step to allow for a new development agreement that increases utility service capacity for the applicant.
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The city is looking to use leftover COVID-19 relief money to help residents with essential home repairs like plumbing and HVAC. This will help clear a waiting list of 5-12 families.