Tax Credit Apartment Proposals

• Campanile on Westview (Elderly) – 1212 W Sam Houston Pkwy N (Westview and the Beltway)
  • Contact: [email protected]
• Clay Road Senior Apartments (Elderly) – 10305 Clay Road (Gessner and Clay)
  • Contact: [email protected] 
• Hartwood at Clarblak (Family) – 4015 Clarblak
  • Contact: [email protected]

Process:
The apartments that will be awarded tax credits are chosen at the state level using a competitive point system. In order to be awarded enough points to move forward, they have to receive support from both the municipality (City of Houston) and the state house representative. If both or either oppose, the proposed apartment complex will not have enough points to move forward.

Next Steps:
I ask for you to look into these proposals by contacting the developers. A representative for Blazer Building (Clay Road Senior Apartments and Hartwood at Clarblak) will attend the Spring Branch Central Super Neighborhood meeting tonight to answer questions:

Thursday, February 3, 2022
Spring Branch Central Super Neighborhood Meeting
6:30 PM
VFW Post 8790
1560 Foley Street
Houston, Texas 77055

After you evaluate the proposals, please contact my office and Representative Lacy Hull’s office with your comments: [email protected]
Council Member Amy Peck: [email protected]
Representative Lacy Hull:

How I will Vote:
I will ultimately vote based on the overall consensus of the community, but please keep in mind that this is not my decision alone. This will be a vote by the Council body.

Weather Updates

Weather conditions should improve by Sunday. Please remember to protect the 4 P’s – people, pets, pipes and plants. Dressing in warm, layered clothing, and monitoring road conditions are additional recommended actions.

W. Little York/Alabonson Drainage Project Update

Road Work at I10 and Wirt

If this is part of your daily commute, you may want to consider a detour. Please contact my office with any questions or concerns.

Large Scale Emergency Drill this Saturday

One Safe Houston

• More officers on the ground – 125 officers per day on overtime
• More technology
• Increase the number of park rangers
• Identify and focus on top hot spot crime areas
• Identify and address nuisance locations
• Working collaboratively with the District Attorney’s office to address court backlogs and bring violent offender cases to completion.
• Additional funding to the Houston Forensic Science Center to address backlogs.
• Upcoming proposed ordinance to require bail bonding companies to charge the customary 10 percent of the bail bond sent by the court.
• Crisis Intervention, Response, and Recovery (CURE) Program to train and deploy outreach workers to mitigate conflict before it turns violent.
• Community Re-Entry Programs

You can read the full report here: https://www.houstontx.gov/mayor/press/2022/one-safe-houston.pdf

I look forward to working with HPD to implement these plans in District A.

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