Council approves affordable housing plan

Council approves affordable housing plan

The Livingston Township Council unanimously approved Livingston’s Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan to fulfill state-mandated affordable housing requirements for 2025-2035 during a Monday, June 30 special meeting.

Briargate neighbors file lawsuit to block Colorado Springs bond for affordable housing

The lawsuit by Preserve Pine Creek Village argues that the private activity bond approved by the Colorado Springs City Council in May for the affordable housing development should fall under the state's TABOR restrictions and receive a public vote.

District Links: DCHA embarks on plan to modernize 3,500 units thanks to $700M in revenue bonds; Maryland officials vow to battle for FBI; and more

The DC Housing Authority yesterday announced plans to modernize and renovate nearly 3,500 affordable housing units at 19 sites across the city, funded largely by $700 million in industrial revenue bonds authorized by the DC Council this week via emergency legislation.

County Approves $3.4 Million Bond to Create 22 Affordable Housing Units In Peekskill

[See related article of Feb. 6, 2025 by Jim Roberts.] Children’s Village President and CEO Jeremy Kohomban with Marilyn Ezzes, recipient of the Children’s Village Lifetime Impact Award. (Children’s Village Facebook) The Westchester County Board of Legislators is investing $3.4 million to support the Children’s Village development of the long-vacant Workers Comp building in the center of downtown Peekskill. On Monday, June 30, the county approved…