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Charlotte City Housing Authority
Work includes disposal, and replacement of priority 1 variable refrigerant flow (vrf) systems (and associated mechanical components (piping, controls, & required accessories). The vrf systems identified for replacement in thisfp are hp-13, mc-13, hp-15, mc-15, sc-15, mau-2, ef-5, and associated stacked system components, including ah s (air-handlers) and electrical, to ensure functional operation.
Posted Date
May 12, 2026
Due Date
May 29, 2026
Release: May 12, 2026
Charlotte City Housing Authority
Close: May 29, 2026
Work includes disposal, and replacement of priority 1 variable refrigerant flow (vrf) systems (and associated mechanical components (piping, controls, & required accessories). The vrf systems identified for replacement in thisfp are hp-13, mc-13, hp-15, mc-15, sc-15, mau-2, ef-5, and associated stacked system components, including ah s (air-handlers) and electrical, to ensure functional operation.
AvailableCharlotte City Housing Authority
Work consist of renovation of the interior and exterior, consisting of two (2) stand-alone buildings, totaling thirteen (13) unit apartments and outside storage buildings.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 11, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
Charlotte City Housing Authority
Close: May 11, 2026
Work consist of renovation of the interior and exterior, consisting of two (2) stand-alone buildings, totaling thirteen (13) unit apartments and outside storage buildings.
Charlotte City Housing Authority
Exterior trim replacement, siding repair & repaint work.
Posted Date
Apr 10, 2026
Due Date
May 6, 2026
Release: Apr 10, 2026
Charlotte City Housing Authority
Close: May 6, 2026
Exterior trim replacement, siding repair & repaint work.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Charlotte City Housing Authority
This document outlines INLIVIAN's Moving to Work (MTW) Annual Plan, detailing how the organization will utilize its MTW designation to achieve its mission of creating innovative housing solutions and facilitating access to services. The plan's strategic direction is built upon six long-term goals: elevating customer experience, preserving and developing diverse price-point housing, creating diverse income streams, fostering external partnerships, refreshing communication strategies, and acquiring/retaining top talent. Key priorities include strengthening organizational capacity, advocating for affordable housing issues, investing in staff training, collaborating with government entities for mixed-income developments, and leveraging supportive services. The plan aims to increase housing choices for low-income families, encourage self-sufficiency, and enhance administrative and operational cost-effectiveness within the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area.
This Administrative Plan for INLIVIAN's Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program establishes policies and procedures to align with HUD requirements and local objectives. The plan aims to create innovative housing solutions, facilitate access to services, and achieve its mission through six local goals: enhancing customer experience, preserving and developing diverse housing, diversifying income streams, fostering partnerships, improving communication, and developing talent. It details operational guidelines for eligibility, applications, tenant selection, voucher issuance, financial determinations, housing quality standards, and program integrity, ensuring compliance with federal and state housing laws.
The document is the FY2025 Adopted Budget for INLIVIAN. The budget includes details on revenues, expenses, and fund equity changes. It outlines the strategic direction, budget summaries, and financial summaries for various funds including Business Activities, Component Units, Central Office Cost Center (COCC), Moving to Work (MTW), CORE Programs Inc. (CORE), Blue Horizon Management Company, Horizon Acquisition Corp., and Horizon Development Properties, Inc. The budget addresses key areas such as affordable housing, property improvements, development projects, and employee investments.
The 2025 Annual Plan for Inlivian leverages its Moving to Work (MTW) designation to advance innovative housing solutions and promote self-sufficiency. The plan is structured around six long-term strategic goals: elevating customer experience, acquiring and preserving diverse price point housing, creating diverse income streams, fostering external partnerships, implementing a robust communication strategy, and developing top talent. For FY2025, specific objectives include strengthening organizational capacity, advocating for affordable housing, investing in staff development, collaborating on mixed-income developments, and enhancing supportive services. The overall aim is to increase housing choice, encourage self-sufficiency, and improve cost-effectiveness for low-income families.
This 2026 Moving to Work Annual Plan details INLIVIAN's strategic direction under the MTW Demonstration program, aiming to increase housing choices, encourage self-sufficiency, and enhance administrative and operational cost-effectiveness. The plan is structured around six long-term strategic goals: elevating customer experience, preserving and developing diverse price-point housing, creating diverse income streams, developing external partnerships, refreshing communication strategies, and acquiring, retaining, and developing top talent. These efforts are intended to fulfill INLIVIAN's mission of creating innovative housing solutions and facilitating access to services for residents in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area.
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