Housing

Articles tagged housing from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Land Sale

15‑acre sale to Muscogee (Creek) Nation before Wagoner County Economic Development Authority

The Wagoner County Economic Development Authority is scheduled to consider approving the sale of roughly 15 acres to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation under a negotiated Economic Development Agreement that also provides a donation of 20 additional acres for infrastructure and utilities to support housing and growth.

Wagoner CountyNov 6, 2026

Housing

Council advances ordinance to allow density bonus for affordable housing on religious‑organization land

After a public hearing, staff explained a proposed Federal Way code change to permit up to a 50% density bonus on qualifying affordable housing developments on property owned or controlled by religious organizations; council moved the ordinance to second reading Nov. 17.

Federal WayNov 5, 2026

Multifamily

Board debates whether ADUs should count toward multifamily density; public commenter urges simpler test

Members debated changing the multifamily definition so three or more dwelling units on a lot trigger site-plan review and whether ADUs should count as separate dwelling units when a lot becomes 'multifamily'; public commenter Davis Allen recommended a plain 'three or more units on a single lot' standard.

GoffstownNov 6, 2026

Housing

Neighbors urge council to rethink proposed Our House site on Edgewood Road

Multiple Edgewood Road residents told the council the town's proposed Our House site is steep, environmentally sensitive and poorly publicized; speakers asked for more study and community engagement before site selection proceeds.

SummitNov 6, 2026

More on Housing

Housing

What the South Oxnard Connect plan would change: tiers, parking rules and affordable-housing targets

Oxnard CityNov 6, 2026

Staff told the commission the voluntary tier program would offer density and concessions in exchange for community benefits and affordability; planners said developers could still use state density-bonus law but would be ineligible for local-tier incentives. The commission recommended increasing a city inclusionary goal to 15% and requested clearer parking enforcement measures.