The City Council created Community Facilities District No. 24, a special taxing zone covering the Alder Creek West development, allowing the city to sell bonds repaid by future homeowners through annual special taxes on their property bills.
Median prices slipped from a year earlier and listings took three days longer to sell, even as sales activity picked up heading into spring.
The City Council locked in financing for a new affordable rental project, certified a stormwater vote tied to the same development, and gave final approval to housing changes in the Suncreek Specific Plan.
The May 12 meeting brought changes to two major development plans, a fee-credit deal with Taylor Morrison, a public hearing on how Lincoln will spend federal housing dollars through 2030, and an update on services for unhoused residents.
City council signed off on construction financing for a new affordable housing project, moved federal homeless dollars to a regional data system, and got an outside review of the agency that runs Sacramento's housing programs.
The City Council gave final approval to looser Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations and signed off on a parcel map that sets up future home construction in the Sierra Vista Specific Plan area.
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors met on May 12 with a packed housing agenda, advancing a new local-preference housing ordinance, lining up several million dollars in…
The Elk Grove City Council held a public hearing on May 13 on the city’s 2026-2027 Action Plan for two federal housing programs, and authorized the city to…
Sacramento’s housing agenda this week centered on homeless services funding, with the City Council acting to keep the region’s homeless data system running on state grant dollars. The…
The Lincoln City Council took up five housing-related items on May 12, headlined by a public hearing on how the city will spend millions in federal housing dollars…