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NNRHA Board of Commissioners meeting package — March 2026

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Minutes of a Meeting of the Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority February 17, 2026 CNI IV-R construction is 99% complete and the infrastructure is approximately 94% complete. The Wellness Trail is 93% complete, and all retail spaces are 100% finished. Community engagement will begin to name the final site, Phase V — Downtown following the previous citizén-input model. Closing is now scheduled for mid-March. USI has assessed 210 families and continues outreach to engage additional families, supporting housing stability and connecting residents to education, health, wellness, and social services. No Closed Session Other Business Mr. Chairman inquired about the rent comparables between the Lift and Rise and Legacy Landing. Ms. Shaw responded that the appeal between the two properties is not primarily financial and incentives are considered two-fold. Returning Ridley residents have a strong attachment to the original site and the appeal of new development continues to attract residents. The Chairman also inquired about the progress of the seafood market. Ms. Shaw reported that the project is progressing and that the City is leading the initiative with ongoing meetings taking place to monitor updates.
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