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Barron's Branch Public Improvements and Master Development Agreement

Involves public investment not to exceed $183.8 million for downtown infrastructure and development management.

Parks and Recreation Planning and Advisory

Impacts city park maintenance and recreation funding as part of the FY27 budget process.

Downtown Redevelopment Infrastructure

The project is part of a 12-20 year redevelopment plan.

park redevelopment

This project will likely cost millions, but the long-term economic boost from a better park is the goal.

TIF Zone Management

Distributes $1.18 million in unspent funds back to the city, county, and college district.

Poehls Addition Preliminary Plat Expansion

Private investment in residential infrastructure.

Melody Grove II RAD/Section 18 Redevelopment

Details regarding capital stack and federal funding allocations will be outlined during the project briefing.

Downtown Redevelopment Project & Master Development Agreement

Involves public investment not to exceed $183.8 million for downtown infrastructure and development management.

2026-2027 HUD Annual Action Plan Funding

Approval of the annual plan affects the allocation of federal funding for local housing programs.

business development program

The financial impact of potential concessions is currently unknown as the city assesses the situation.

Miguel House Boutique Hotel Development

The project is expected to increase local property values and tourism activity.

At-Risk Historic Properties and Demolition Trends

Staff time and resources dedicated to oral history collection and community engagement events.

Affordable Housing for Adults with Disabilities on South 17th Street

Private investment providing specialized community housing infrastructure.

Housing Tax Credit Program Resolutions of Support

Developers requested nominal fee waivers of at least $500 per project while leveraging millions in state tax credit equity.

Housing Development and Property Portfolio Updates

Directly affects property management and operational costs for local public housing sites.

Amendment 2 to Convey 2050: Metropolitan Transportation Plan

Shapes long-term capital investments and regional infrastructure planning over the next decades.

quiet zone construction

The project is funded at $10.7 million.

economic development hiring

Expect potential new jobs and maybe even some tax revenue boosts down the line if this new hire works their magic.

SUB-26-02-FP Final Plat for Waco Downtown Redevelopment Addition, Phase 1

SUB-26-02-FP: Final Plat for Waco Downtown Redevelopment Edition, Phase 1

Downtown Redevelopment – Barons Branch (Phase 1A) Project Request

Preliminary Plat of Waco Downtown Redevelopment Plat, Phase 1