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Council approves two Chapter 380 agreements, one with the ownership partnership and one with Crossroads Housing
On its consent agenda, approved 5-0, the council approved two Chapter 380 agreements for the Commons at St. Anthony's, an affordable 124-unit independent-living apartment building for seniors on the east end of the hospital building. Staff wrote that the developers had added a nonprofit partner, Crossroads Housing Development Corporation, and asked that the tax rebate and permit refund go to St. Anthony's Amarillo Housing 20, LP and the ARPA funds to Crossroads; the terms did not change.[1][2]
Ginger NelsonFreda PowellEddy SauerHoward SmithCole StanleyAndrew FreemanSt. Anthony's Amarillo Housing 20, LPCrossroads Housing Development Corporation
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Staff wrote that the developers restructured their team, adding a nonprofit partner, Crossroads Housing Development Corporation, and asked that the property tax rebate and building permit refund be with St. Anthony's Amarillo Housing 20, LP and the ARPA funding with Crossroads. "Other than now having two agreements in place, the terms have not changed." The memo for the Crossroads agreement says funding would come through an ARPA grant. [2]
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Both agreements were on the June 14, 2022 consent agenda, approved 5-0 on a motion by Councilmember Powell, seconded by Councilmember Smith, with Mayor Nelson and Councilmembers Powell, Sauer, Smith and Stanley voting aye. [1]
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The 2025 amendment states that the City's agreement with Crossroads Housing Development Corporation took effect July 18, 2022. [3]
