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NNRHA April 15, 2025 board meeting package

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Minutes of a Meeting of the Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority No Closed Session February 18, 2025 anticipate receiving approximately $1,345,362.00, which is the same!amount as the previous year. Ms. Shaw reports that the Lift and Rise occupancy is currently at 93%. There are five affordable (tax-credit) units and one market-rate unit available for rent. The assumption was that once leasing started at Legacy Landing we would lose more people. However, occupancy has remained steady. There have been 5 families to move in at Legacy Landing of which 3 are former Ridley residents. Ms Shaw also reported that infrastructure is 96% complete with the remaining being completed in the CNI IV-R phase. The Wellness Trail is 71% complete and the Seafood Market鈥檚 construction drawings are 95% complete with ground breaking slated to begin in the summer of 2025. Half of the Lift and Rise retail site is 100% complete and marketing and permitting has begun. The architect for the Downtown Phase will be presenting at the Citizen Advisory Committee meeting on February 18, 2025. WRT will be showcasing the latest design improvements. This will give the community an opportunity|to review and discuss these updates as part of the ongoing Phase V development process. The original funds are being monitored to make sure they are spent according to contract. Once those funds have been spent we can move on to spending the supplemental funding on the final phase and on some projects at Legacy Landing. Commissioner Holloman moved to enter the Board into a closed session for the purpose of discussion of the Authority's Legal Services Contract which is consistent with Virginia Code 2.2-3711 (A) (5). Commissioner. Knight seconded the motion which passed with a unanimous voie. Coming out of closed session Mr. Holloman made a motion to certify that only public business matters lawfully exempted from open meeting requirements by Virginia Law and only those matters as identified in the motion were discussed in the closed meeting today. Commissioner Holloman requested approval of 鈥榯he resolution certifying adherence to the Virginia Freedom of Information Act. 鈥楥ommissioner Holloman made a motion to approve the resolution. The motion was seconded by Mr. Knight, and passed with a unanimous vote. Ms. Shaw recommended the Board approve a resolution to enter into! an interservice support agreement and any other agreement related to this matter. Commissioner Knight made a motion to approve the resolution. 鈥楥ommissioner Black seconded the motion which passed with a unanimous vote. The resolution is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
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