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Affordable Housing Transparency and Data Tracking

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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.

Public comments (5)

ConcernedLisa HewittJun 9, 2026

Requested clear, accessible public data dashboards for tracking affordable housing production, bond expenditures, and policy barriers.

City Council Meeting - Second Tuesday - Evening Public Comment Session · 11:10 →
ConcernedWhitney HillJun 9, 2026

Stressed that affordable housing must be measurable and that growth should pay for growth without overburdening existing taxpayers.

City Council Meeting - Second Tuesday - Evening Public Comment Session · 20:58 →
SupportiveMomma Kai SandersJun 9, 2026

Thanked the council for passing the budget, expressed sympathy for council member safety concerns, and encouraged mutual respect in local politics.

City Council Meeting - Second Tuesday - Evening Public Comment Session · 24:00 →
OpposedMatthew BrownJun 9, 2026

Criticized transit-oriented density bonuses for destroying historic affordable homes and replacing them with expensive condos that offer minimal true affordability.

City Council Meeting - Second Tuesday - Evening Public Comment Session · 27:00 →
ConcernedNikki W.Jun 9, 2026

Detailed deplorable living conditions, maintenance failures, and safety issues experienced by tenants at Junction Point Studios.

City Council Meeting - Second Tuesday - Evening Public Comment Session · 44:14 →