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Seaside school board approves property-tax exemption for Seaside Pacifica affordable housing
Summary
The Seaside School District 10 board unanimously adopted Resolution #2 to grant a property-tax exemption under Oregon law for the Seaside Pacifica Apartments, following a presentation by Related Northwest and support from Seaside’s mayor.
The Seaside School District 10 Board of Directors voted unanimously Nov. 18 to adopt Resolution #2, granting a property-tax exemption under Oregon Revised Statutes for the Seaside Pacifica Apartments Project, an affordable-apartment development to be owned and operated by Seaside Pacifica Housing Partners Limited Partnership. Brian Taylor made the motion and Sondra Gomez seconded; the vote was 7-0.
Related Northwest representative Stef Condor presented details of the project and Seaside Mayor Steve Wright spoke in favor of the exemption during the board’s action-item discussion. The motion language recorded in the meeting minutes states: "I move to adopt Resolution #2, granting an exemption from property taxes under Oregon Revised Statutes for Seaside Pacifica Apartments Project, an affordable apartment development to be owned and operated by Seaside Pacifica Housing Partners Limited Partnership." The board packet included a city letter supporting the request and background materials on the exemption request.
Board members did not record any recorded dissent; the minutes show the motion carried unanimously. The board’s action implements the local step required to allow an Oregon statutory property-tax exemption for qualifying low-income housing projects; the resolution and supporting attachments were included in the meeting materials for public review.
