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Committee advances sale of city lot in Northside for two-unit LEED duplex
Summary
The committee authorized the sale and development agreement for 1318 Boyd Street in Northside to allow construction of a two-story, two-unit LEED-certified duplex and advanced the item for passage by unanimous consent; transcript lists rents as "$7.50 to $8.50" (units not specified).
The Housing and Growth Committee advanced an ordinance authorizing sale and a development agreement for city-owned property at 1318 Boyd Street in Northside, moving the item forward "without objection," the committee transcript shows.
Chair Mark Jeffries described the project as a two-story duplex that would add two one-bedroom units and said, "Building's going to be LEED certified." In the transcript he described the rents as "$7.50 to $8.50," and characterized those rents as "naturally affordable." The record does not specify whether those figures are monthly amounts, or whether zeros were omitted in the spoken record; the committee did not clarify the units or scale in the meeting transcript.
No public questions or objections appear in the committee record; Chair Jeffries indicated there were no questions from colleagues and advanced the item for passage by unanimous consent. The transcript does not record a roll-call vote or provide the developer name, timeline for construction, financing details, or final rent schedule.
