Summary
The council cleared the way for up to $105 million in tax-exempt bonds to rehabilitate a 205-unit affordable apartment complex, at no cost or debt risk to the city.
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Last discussed Jan 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
No city debt; the city receives an $11,000 fee.
Residents of the 205 Hancock Terrace Apartments benefit from rehabilitation financed by the bonds.
No groups negatively affected
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The council cleared the way for up to $105 million in tax-exempt bonds to rehabilitate a 205-unit affordable apartment complex, at no cost or debt risk to the city.
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