Approve annual report on federal housing and community development spending
In Plain English
Federal law requires cities to file an annual report showing how they spent housing and community development grants. The city received federal funds in 2012-2013 for programs like affordable housing, homeless services, and neighborhood improvements. If approved, Richmond submits this required report to maintain eligibility for future federal grants.
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