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Council reallocates HUD CDBG‑DDR dollars, approves Washington Woods window and door contract
Summary
Midland council reallocated roughly $617,000 from an under‑budget Riverside Place project to Washington Woods and Habitat for Humanity, and authorized a $717,911 contract (plus $20,000 in change orders) with First Contracting LLC to replace windows and patio doors at Washington Woods East. The budget amendment and contract award passed 5–0.
City staff told council that a 2021 HUD Community Development Block Grant — Disaster Recovery (CDBG‑DDR) allocation tied to the 2020 dam failure and flood has a performance period ending in September 2026 and that one Riverside Place project came in substantially under budget, freeing roughly $617,000 for…
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