Summary
The council was asked to commit up to $4 million to a 68-unit affordable housing project at Park Hill United Methodist Church on East Naples Street. Nearby residents pushed back on the density, and the council delayed the decision to June 16 pending a community meeting.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $4 million in city housing funds would go toward the project — and neighbors worry about property values.
Future low-income residents of the 68 units, plus Wakeland Housing and the church.
Nearby single-family homeowners who argue the density doesn't fit their neighborhood.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council Meeting
The council decided whether to spend up to $4 million on Wakeland Housing's affordable apartments at 545 East Naples Street — the biggest housing funding decision of the night. Neighbors pushed back on density; housing advocates pushed for the homes.
City Council Meeting
The council was asked to commit up to $4 million to a 68-unit affordable housing project at Park Hill United Methodist Church on East Naples Street. Nearby residents pushed back on the density, and the council delayed the decision to June 16 pending a community meeting.
City Council Meeting
A proposed $4 million city commitment toward 68 affordable units at 545 E. Naples St. drew both supporters and neighborhood opponents. The Council put off the decision to June to work through parking, drainage and privacy issues.
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