Ethan Katz

The Board of Directors considered and took final action regarding the withdrawal of a petition filed by SP Morgan Place LP. The Board officially ordered that the petition be withdrawn and that the associated file be closed.

This document outlines Liberty County's SHIP Local Housing Assistance Plan for fiscal years 2026-2029. The plan's primary purpose is to address the housing needs of very low, low, and moderate-income households, expand affordable housing production, and preserve existing affordable housing, aligning with the local government's comprehensive plan. Key strategies include owner-occupied rehabilitation, disaster recovery assistance, and emergency home repairs. It also incorporates incentive strategies such as expedited permitting and an ongoing review process for policies impacting housing costs. Furthermore, the plan details efforts to promote green building practices, meet special needs set-asides, and reduce homelessness within the community.

This document presents the Florida Housing Finance Corporation's (FHFC) quarterly key indicators, which are part of its strategic plan. It details performance measures for homebuyer assistance, including for veterans, the average acquisition price of FHFC-financed single-family homes, and the occupancy rate of its rental housing portfolio. These indicators are designed to align with the Florida Strategic Plan for Economic Development.

This plan details Hamilton County's strategy to address affordable housing needs for very low, low, and moderate-income households. It outlines key strategies including housing rehabilitation, emergency repair, purchase assistance, replacement housing, and disaster mitigation and recovery. The plan also incorporates incentive strategies such as expedited permitting and an ongoing review process for policies impacting housing costs, aiming to expand and preserve affordable housing units.

The City of Pompano Beach's Local Housing Assistance Plan (LHAP) aims to address housing needs for very low, low, and moderate-income households, expand affordable housing production, and preserve existing affordable housing. The plan details six core housing strategies, including owner-occupied rehabilitation, replacement housing, purchase assistance, emergency repair, rent and security deposit aid, and disaster assistance. It also outlines ten incentive strategies to promote affordable housing development, such as expedited permitting, flexible densities, and support for development near transportation hubs. The overarching goal is to increase the availability of affordable residential units by leveraging local resources and public-private partnerships.