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KCDC seeks a contractor for construction of Western Heights Phase 3 at The Terraces at Beaumont. The project listing places the work in Knoxville, Tennessee, and shows bids are being accepted through November 18, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. Eastern. The publicly visible description does not provide a fuller scope narrative beyond the construction need.
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City
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Knoxville
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Knox
Address
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901 N Broadway
Phone Number
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(865) 403-1100
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37927
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Knoxville Community Development Corporation
This 5-Year PHA Plan outlines Knoxville's Community Development Corporation's strategic direction to serve low-income, very low-income, and extremely low-income families. Key goals include expanding and improving the quality and choices of affordable housing, and providing enhanced living environments. The plan also focuses on promoting resident self-sufficiency and asset development, ensuring equal opportunity and affirmatively furthering fair housing, and streamlining all operational programs to achieve its mission.
This Redevelopment Plan establishes a framework for transforming the underutilized Tennessee riverfront area along Neyland Drive into a mixed-use innovation district within the City of Knoxville. Key strategic objectives include facilitating economic development through the creation of a premier entertainment district and the Maplehurst Innovation District, enhancing public infrastructure and connectivity between the University of Tennessee campus, downtown Knoxville, and the riverfront, and improving public access and enjoyment of the area. The plan also prioritizes the preservation of historic structures, supports strategic public infrastructure investments, and leverages Tax Increment Financing to achieve its vision of a vibrant, connected, and economically vital urban environment.
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The Board of Commissioners discussed and approved several resolutions, including development agreements for the Parkside Drive and Ball Road affordable housing projects, as well as the formation of associated corporate entities. Preliminary bond resolutions were passed to support these housing developments. The Board also approved a contract for architectural services for Western Heights Phase 5 and awarded a contract to Southern Constructors for the construction of a greenway and pedestrian bridge at First Creek. Additionally, the Board approved final resolutions authorizing the issuance of collateralized multifamily housing revenue bonds for the Riella at Oakwood and Riella at River's Edge projects.
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