Summary
A memo from Gunderman lists options the council could fund: a shared van ($14,000), furnishings for new tenants ($30,000), rental support ($78,000), warming shelters ($180,000), a day/cooling space ($200,000), sprinkler grants for shared housing ($150,000-$300,000), and a possible 50-unit progressive housing building with Together Place ($693,600). Nothing was proposed formally yet — it's a menu for budget talks.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 1
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Apr 30, 2026.
Impact analysis
The menu of options adds up to roughly $1.2 million, with nothing committed yet.
People experiencing homelessness or housing instability, landlords willing to lease to them, and downtown service providers.
None identified in discussion.
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