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NNRHA Board of Commissioners meeting package — April 2026

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CAPITAL ACTIVITY Asset Repositioning Strategic Plan for Public Housing Portfolio The Board of Commissioners authorized the Executive Director to sign a contract with AH Forward, LLC for Asset Repositioning Strategic Plan Advisor Services. That contract has been signed by both parties. AH Forward and NNRHA participated in a Kick-Off meeting April 3, 2026. This meeting gave the Executive Team an overview of AH Forward’s engagement, including milestones and expectations for staff contributions required for the development of the Asset Repositioning Strategic Plan. RAD Properties Management, Operations, and Fiscal (MOR) Review NNRHA is seeking the services of a professional consulting firm with experience in the operations of RAD developments within the Project-based Rental Assistance (PBRA) program to assess the management, operations, and fiscal management of NNRHA's 6 RAD developments, comprising 498 units. The HUD Multifamily office monitors owners and management for compliance through the Management and Occupancy Review (MOR). None of NNRHA's RAD properties have undergone such a review. To be proactive, the Authority has issued an RFP for professional consultants experienced with MOR assessments to review NNRHA's management and operations, as well as the financial management of its RAD developments. The goal of this review is to ensure the RAD developments are operating satisfactorily. And if not, corrective actions will be implemented based on the consultants' recommendations. After the review and noted deficiencies have been corrected, NNRHA should be prepared for any future HUD MOR assessment. The RFP was issued March 13, 2026, and the closing date is May 4, 2026. Marshall Courts – Phase VII Demolition (88 Units) Demolition activities for the 13 buildings comprising Marshall Courts Phase VII are substantially complete, with only debris remaining on-site. The project experienced a minor delay due to the contractor being reassigned to complete emergency demolitions elsewhere in the City. Work has since resumed and is progressing as scheduled, with completion anticipated by the end of April 2026. Upon completion, the site will include curb and gutter installation, grading, hydroseeding, and tree planting. These improvements will expand green space within the community and preserve the site for future development opportunities. Marshall Courts Apartments – Phase II Improvements Centennial Contractors initiated façade improvements on March 23, 2026, beginning with power washing of building exteriors, followed by EIFS repairs. Painting activities commenced on March 30, 2026. This project focuses on necessary repairs while enhancing the overall appearance and durability of the property, contributing to neighborhood revitalization and community pride. Additionally, Stuart Contractors began work on March 13, 2026, to replace HVAC unit pads associated with Phase I. This effort will improve system performance by ensuring proper leveling and stability of the units. 3
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