September 24, 2024Asheville City Council
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Lets the City Manager modify the deed restriction at the former Ramada at 148 River Ford Parkway to 50 units of permanent…
- Passed. Voted no: S. Antanette Mosley, Kim Roney, Sheneika Smith.
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- “with Stormfield Capital to purchase 148 River Ford Parkway, the former Ramada, to create 113 units of affordable housing.”
- “Closing is anticipated October 1, 2024 with occupancy projected for December 2025; (2) To accomplish this, Friendship is requesting a modification of the City’s current deed restriction from 100 units of supportive housing to 50 units of supportive housing and 50 units of affordable housing.”
- “No City funds are requested to develop these units.”
Official title: Council authorized the City Manager to modify the deed restriction at the former Ramada at 148 River Ford Parkway to 50 units of permanent supportive housing and 50 units of affordable housing
Carried 4–3
From the minutes: The motion made by Vice-Mayor Kilgore and seconded by Councilwoman Turner carried on a 4-3 vote, with Councilwoman Mosley, Councilwoman Roney and Councilwoman Smith voting “no.”
Read the motion as recorded
“Vice-Mayor Kilgore moved to authorize the City Manager to modify the deed restriction at the former Ramada at 148 River Ford Parkway to 50 units of permanent supportive housing and 50 units of affordable housing.”
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