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NNRHA Board of Commissioners meeting package — January 2026

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Minutes of a Meeting of the Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority December 16, 2025 advocacy, emergency assistance and educational and emotional support. Legacy Landing Phase Ill-R is fully occupied, and Phase IV-R continues to address stormwater infrastructure improvements and is anticipated to be fully leased by January 2026. There are 33 applications pending for the IV-R phase. CNI IV-R will remain 99% complete until the stormwater and infrastructure work which is at 93% complete are done. The Wellness trail is 90% complete and the retail space is 100% complete. The Downtown Phase is expected to close by the end of the month, with a groundbreaking in January 2026. As part of their ongoing efforts with the Choice Neighborhoods Initiative, USI completed comprehensive assessments for 210 families and continues to help them through the development of the CNI housing phases. Lastly, the third Ridley Homecoming Celebration was held on November 22nd in partnership with the Community Advisory Committee (CAC). The event brought together former residents, community stakeholders, and US] staff and included project updates. Dr. Davis proposed the Board enter a closed session for the purpose of discussion of Closed Session a personnel matter consistent with Virginia Code 2.2-3711 (A) (1). Mr. Bell motioned, and Mr. Holloman seconded the motion, which passed with a majority vote. Coming out of closed session, Dr. Davis certified that only public business matters lawfully exempted from open meeting requirements by Virginia Law and only those maiters as identified in the motion were discussed in the closed meeting today. Dr. Davis requested approval of the resolution certifying adherence to the Virginia Freedom of Information Act. Mr. Bell motioned, and Mr. Holloman seconded the motion, which passed with a majority vote. Other Business
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