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Council asked for a letter of support for Commodore Manor LIHTC application
Summary
Infill Housing Incorporated requested a council letter supporting a 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application for the Commodore Manor expansion; staff said the concept is flexible and a letter would only improve competitiveness, not guarantee funding.
Council members heard a request from Infill Housing Incorporated for a letter of support to accompany a 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application for the Commodore Manor expansion.
Mr. Duffy summarized the follow-up from the organization's work-session presentation and said the concept is flexible and the rendering shown previously was not final. He said he had contacted the applicant (Mr. Nash), who asked staff to reiterate that the concept can be adjusted to fit council preferences. Mr. Duffy noted the request was specifically for a letter to strengthen the LIHTC application and emphasized that "absolutely no guarantee" exists that the Department of Community Affairs would award the credits.
Council did not take final action at the pre-council meeting; the request and any potential letter of support will proceed through the regular council agenda process.
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