MAPS 4 Homelessness Operating Agreement Amendment

At a glance

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What: First amendment to the MAPS 4 homelessness program operating agreement among the Oklahoma City Public Property Authority and the Oklahoma City Housing Authority, formally reallocating funds among three projects.
Where it stands: Approved by the board. No change to the program goals or to the $10.7 million first and second allocations; all second-allocation funds are now committed.

Program goals are unchanged: 500 units of supportive housing, 1,500 units of renovated public housing and 150 units of workforce housing.
Four projects are under construction: early site work and utility relocation at Crestston Park, the Vita Nova motel conversion at 1800 East Reno, the WeHost Alliance supportive housing near Virginia and Fourth Street, and West Haven Flats in south Oklahoma City.
Reallocations (retroactive): Vita Nova up $400,000 (from $3 million) retroactive to May 2026, citing inflation, fuel surcharges and Build America, Buy America compliance; Oak Grove Apartments up $2 million retroactive to August 2026, on a project with total development cost over $115 million ($43 million in tax credits and $30 million in bonds), growing from 288 to 306 units; WeHost Alliance up $350,000 retroactive to May 2026 to close a construction loan gap, bringing its commitment to about $1.7 million.
The amendment had gone to the board's subcommittee the previous Tuesday.