Board Of Commissioners Of The Housing Authority Of The City Of Los Angeles Regular Meeting
The Board meeting agenda includes a special recognition for the Children's Institute regarding the Jordan Downs community. Discussion items feature a progress update on the LAPD Community Safety Partnership program, resolutions authorizing the issuance of multifamily housing revenue notes for Alveare Terrace, and a public hearing concerning 2026 vacancies and recruitment efforts. Consent items cover the approval of as-needed asphalt and concrete repair services contracts, acceptance of CDBG funding for Mercado at Jordan Downs, authorization of a Section 18 disposition application for Wilmington Townhomes, various infrastructure grant applications, several redevelopment project progress reports, and the 2025 audited financial statements. The meeting also includes a closed session for a performance evaluation of the President and Chief Executive Officer.
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Board of Directors of Los Angeles LOMOD South and Key to Housing, Inc. Joint Special Meeting
The agenda includes two main business items. The first is a proposed resolution for Key to Housing, Inc. to adopt amended and restated bylaws, enter into a HUD 223(F) loan, and execute related documentation. The second item concerns a proposed resolution to authorize the President of Los Angeles LOMOD South, Inc. to accept the ownership transfer of the Edgehill Property from the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles.
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Lomod Bunker Hill Housing Development Corporation Joint Special Meeting
The board meeting focuses on several key items including the authorization of an amendment to the limited partnership agreement for the Jordan Downs Phase S4 permanent conversion. Additionally, the agenda includes the ratification of the purchase of the Rosslyn Lofts property via foreclosure sale to address potential Brown Act compliance. The board will also receive and file joint consolidated mid-year reports for various housing instrumentalities.
