A Resolution Committing to Proposition 123 Obligations for the Second Cycle (2027-2029)
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Presenter: Carrie Espinosa On November 8, 2022, Colorado voters passed Proposition 123 which, without raising taxes, reserved one-tenth of 1% (0.1%) of already collected state income tax revenue to create a State Affordable Housing Fund to support affordable housing projects and services, fund homelessness supportive services, and facilitate affordable homeownership opportunities. Local governments must choose to opt-in to Prop 123. Opting-in allows applications for funding for projects and services in that municipality but does not issue funding, or guarantee that funding will be granted. Local Governments, non-profits, community land trusts, and private entities may all apply for Prop 123 funding if the municipality where the project is located has opted-in. The deadline to commit to the Proposition 123 obligations for the 2027-2029 cycle is November 1, 2026. The Arvada team recommends that the City Council approve R26-080, A Resolution Committing to Proposition 123 Obligations for the Second Cycle (2027-2029).
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| Date | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 10/20/2026 | City Council | Listed on the City Council agenda — Consent Agenda |
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