Affordable Housing Funding and Adaptive Reuse Bond

At a glance

What: City affordable-housing funding: a $1.65 million loan to Lone Tree Ranch LP, delegation of affordable-housing award authority to the City Manager (Resolution 2026-54), the Bond-funded Community Homebuyer Assistance Program, and the Adaptive Reuse Bond (an Urban Lofts loan is on the draft November 17 agenda).
Where it stands: The Lone Tree Ranch loan was a consent item on October 6; Resolution 2026-54 was on the November 3 agenda; the Homebuyer Assistance annual update was a October 27 work session item. Votes are not confirmed because Council minutes are not posted.
Next: Council November 17 (draft agenda).

Built from the City's posted agendas and the minutes that exist; Council minutes for most meetings are not posted.
The September 22 work session had the annual report on the 10-Year Housing Plan, and the Housing Commission received an Adaptive Reuse Bond update on October 22.
Staff reports and packets were not opened.

Consent: Housing Commission appointments; Goodfellow screening plant ($494,000); $1.65 million affordable-housing loan to Lone Tree Ranch LP; FAA snow-removal-equipment grant; Library window change order; Virtra simulator ($354,000).

Resolution 2026-54 delegating affordable-housing award authority to the City Manager.

Liquor license: Taqueria Rojas (Route 66). Consent: sewer cleaner, motor grader, forest thinning agreements, Adaptive Reuse Bond loan (Urban Lofts), letter of support for the US Space Academy.