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Holland council approves revised agreements for Dwelling Place affordable housing project
Summary
The Holland City Council unanimously approved revised agreements and a supporting resolution to advance Dwelling Place developments that include five units for the First Hope on 10th project and 38 units at Collin Park; the developer has secured a low-income housing tax credit and staff anticipates closing in April 2025 pending state approvals.
HOLLAND, Mich. — The Holland City Council on Jan. 8 unanimously approved revised municipal agreements and a resolution to keep moving forward with Dwelling Place’s affordable housing developments on 10th Street and at Collin Park.
City Manager Keith Van Beek introduced the item and invited Mark Myers, the city’s community and neighborhood services director, to outline updates. Myers told council the project now includes a five-unit First Hope on 10th component on city-owned land and 38 units at Collin Park Apartments. The developer was awarded a federal low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC),…
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