Council establishes Housing Stability Task Force with 120‑day reporting target
Councilors approved creating a nine‑member Housing Stability Task Force to study eviction filings, rent burdens and vacancy rates and to recommend strategies (including consideration of 'good cause'); the task force will aim to hold its first meeting within 30 days and deliver a report within 120 days of that meeting.
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Councilor Mancini presented a draft application and selection process for a nine‑member Housing Stability Task Force charged with reviewing local housing trends, eviction filings, rent burdens and vacancy rates and producing recommendations within 120 days of its first meeting. He proposed membership representing tenants, landlords, developers (later removed from the permanent seat list), housing advocates, non‑profits and a council member as chair.
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