Accept annual report tracking Richmond's housing construction progress
Resolution 57-25
In Plain English
State law requires Richmond to report yearly on housing construction and affordability programs. The city built 326 new homes since 2023 but needs 3,614 total by 2031 to meet regional targets. Richmond loses eligibility for state housing grants if it fails to submit this required report.
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