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EDA hears updates on workforce-housing applications and downtown redevelopment concepts
Summary
Staff reported that a workforce-housing applicant (Woda Cooper) was not selected and may terminate its purchase agreement, while another project tied to the OJ Juice site is appealing funding decisions; the Dinner Bell site owner plans neighborhood outreach and a joint EDA–council work session in early March.
City staff told the EDA that one workforce-housing applicant (Woda Cooper) wasn’t selected in the current funding round and is reconsidering whether to reapply; staff said the applicant may terminate the purchase agreement for 2026 unless it elects to reapply. The board also heard that another applicant tied to a project (referenced as OJ Juice / related sites) is appealing a funding decision and may pursue additional steps.
Separately, property owner Phil Domar has begun neighborhood outreach about redevelopment of the Dinner Bell site and expects to convene business-owner and neighborhood meetings before pursuing formal planning steps. Staff said a joint EDA–council work session on concept-level plans is likely in the first week of March, date dependent on the developer’s timeline.
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