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Sep 8, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
The Grand Junction Housing Authority is soliciting competitive proposals from qualified companies for the assessment, repair, and/or replacement of rubber tile safety surfacing at two outdoor playground sites. The sites are Village Park and Arbor Vista. The solicitation was listed as bidding and had a bid deadline of October 1, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. MDT.
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Grand Junction
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Mesa
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1011 N 10th St
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(970) 245-0388
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81501
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Grand Junction Housing Authority
This document outlines the comprehensive Tenant Selection Plan for Nellie Bechtel Gardens Apartments. It details eligibility criteria, application and waiting list administration, and rigorous screening processes including credit and criminal background checks. The plan also covers fair housing and equal opportunity requirements, reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities, and policies regarding assistance animals. Furthermore, it specifies requirements for Social Security Numbers, citizenship status, the use of the Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) system, and various occupancy terms such as rent payment, security deposits, unit inspections, and annual recertification.
Key discussions during the meeting included reviewing the GJHA Mission, Vision, and Values. The Board approved several previous meeting minutes with an amendment to one set of minutes regarding a bylaw reference. A resolution was approved appointing Elyse Parker, Sheryl Violett, and Yadira Manilla to the Doors 2 Success Board. A significant item involved accepting an application for the issuance of 2026 Bond Cap to preserve the Qualified Census Tract designation for the Haven at Salt Flats development, following legal counsel advice in executive session. The Board also directed staff to investigate other housing authorities and draft a private activity bond issuer policy, including affordability expectations. Financial items included the acceptance of the Third Quarter Financial Statements and the approval of several budget revisions via resolution. The Board received updates on The Current development project. In committee reports, the Board authorized staff to prepare a letter of support for the Crawford Commons project, contingent upon compliance with GJHA's Special Limited Partnership policy, and rejected a joint venture proposal from Brikwell for a Salt Flats development. Finally, the Board agreed to postpone plans for the Matchett Park site development and appointed an interim Vice Chair and interim Real Estate Committee Chair for a specified period in 2026.
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The meeting included a review of the organization's Mission, Vision, and Values. The Board approved Resolution 2026-01-01, which designates the location for posting meeting notices and establishes the 2026 meeting schedule. The Board unanimously elected Bernie Buescher as Board Chair and Rich Krohn as Vice Chair for 2026, and appointed committee chairs, including Julie Firl as Chair of the Finance and Audit Committee. Resolution 2026-01-02 was approved, authorizing a new Statement of Authority, including Ivan Geer as interim Vice Chair, and directing staff to allow officers to authorize banking transactions. Discussions were held regarding updates on the Crawford Commons development, for which letters of support were being sought, and a presentation on the Ascent at Salt Flats development by Brikwell, noting potential benefits for GJHA as a Special Limited Partner with no capital risk. Following an Executive Session to discuss negotiations and property matters related to Brikwell's unsolicited request, the Board directed staff to move forward with a letter of support for the Ascent at Salt Flats project. A development update on 'The Current' detailed progress on utility installations and foundation work, along with the hiring of a construction monitoring consultant. Additionally, the Authority is engaging in dialogue regarding the administration of deed restrictions for affordable for-sale homes at the Salt Flats.
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