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Committee to consider no‑objection resolutions for two 4% tax‑credit rehab projects in the extraterritorial jurisdiction
Summary
Staff recommended the committee request hearings and ultimately adopt resolutions of no objection so two rehabilitation projects — Lafayette Village Apartments and Idlewild Apartments — can move forward with 4% housing tax credit applications under Texas law.
The committee heard a combined presentation requesting resolutions of no objection for two rehabilitation projects seeking 4% low-income housing tax credits. Both properties are in the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) and are owner/developer rehabilitation projects.
Staff described the two projects as follows: Lafayette Village Apartments, a 250-unit family rehab located near District E and built in 02/2006; and Idlewild Apartments, a 250-unit family rehab near District B and built in 02/2007. Resolution Companies was identified as the developer for both rehabs.
Legal process and timeline: staff referenced Texas Government Code section 2306.67071 and said the governing municipality must hold a hearing for a developer to secure a local resolution of no objection. The housing department recommended a motion to request a public hearing (to be set Oct. 8), to hold the hearing on Oct. 15, 2025, and to return for a council vote on Oct. 22, 2025, on the resolution of no objection.
No committee vote was recorded; staff recommended the three-step process for local hearings and actions to allow the developer to proceed with tax-credit applications.
Ending: Staff said they would present additional information and that William Schultz and a representative from Resolution Companies were available to answer questions; no substantive objections were raised during the committee presentation.
