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Council names members to Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, selects Councilman Hayes as city representative

Crestview City Council · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Council approved Resolution 20 26-11 appointing members to the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee as required by SHIP rules; Planning and Development Board nominee Robert Bounds was included and Councilman Hayes volunteered as the municipal elected official representative. Vote was 5-0.

City staff outlined requirements of the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) and the statutory composition required for an Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, noting that one member must be from the Planning and Development Board and one must be an elected municipal official. The Planning and Development Board nominated Robert Bounds to fill its seat; Councilman Hayes volunteered to serve as the council’s elected representative.

Council moved to accept the committee membership, including the Planning and Development Board pick and the council’s elected official. The motion carried 5-0. Staff characterized this step as part of the required SHIP process tied to the local housing assistance plan and potential recommendations to amend the comprehensive plan and land-development regulations.

No contested nominations or financial commitments were recorded during the discussion. The council did not set a separate meeting schedule beyond the statutory periodic review tied to the local housing assistance plan.