Developer seeks city concurrence to add eight affordable units at Commodore Manor
In‑Fill Housing and Perry staff asked the council to concur with a LIHTC application to expand Commodore Manor by eight units, preserve deep affordability (50–60% AMI target) and pursue USDA and HOME funding; council pressed for safety, tenant relocation details and a support letter to boost scoring.
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Mr. Duffy and a presenter from In‑Fill Housing briefed the Perry City Council on a proposal to expand Commodore Manor, a 1986 affordable housing community, by eight units under a Low‑Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application. The presenter, Mr. Nash of In‑Fill Housing/Affordable Housing Incorporated, said the project would be funded primarily through USDA rural development financing with a pending HOME application and would aim to preserve rents for existing residents.
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