Legislation Details

Reference No. CB-100-2026    Draft No.
Type: Council Bill Status: Third Reading
Meeting Body Government Operations and Fiscal Policy Committee
Meeting Date 9/29/2026
Introduced Date 9/29/2026 Public Hearing Date
Effective date:    
Title: AN ACT CONCERNING SURPLUS COUNTY PROPERTY - AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT for the purpose of requiring an evaluation of County-owned surplus property for suitability for development as elderly or affordable housing; requiring the determination to be submitted to the County Council with the annual inventory of surplus property; requiring that certain economic development projects that include residential units and that involve the disposition of county surplus property provide a certain percentage of affordable housing units; and generally relating to the sale, lease, or other disposition of County property.
Proposers/Sponsors: Krystal Oriadha
Code sections: 02-111.01 -
Attachments: 1. B2026100, 2. CB-100-2026 Summary, 3. CB-100-2026 Report, 4. CB-100-2026 PAFI, 5. CB-100-2026 OOL Comments
Contact: Josh Hamlin

Title

AN ACT CONCERNING SURPLUS COUNTY PROPERTY - AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT for the purpose of requiring an evaluation of County-owned surplus property for suitability for development as elderly or affordable housing; requiring the determination to be submitted to the County Council with the annual inventory of surplus property; requiring that certain economic development projects that include residential units and that involve the disposition of county surplus property provide a certain percentage of affordable housing units; and generally relating to the sale, lease, or other disposition of County property.

 

Background

This bill will require, as part of the surplus County property inventory process, an evaluation of County-owned property for suitability for development as elderly or affordable housing and will require that the determination of suitability for such development be provided to the County Council with the annual inventory. It will also require that certain economic development projects that include residential units and that involve the disposition of county surplus property provide a certain percentage of affordable housing units.