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Committee approves CID appointments, reallocates Housing Trust Fund, and updates floodplain code

Kansas CityFeb 24, 20263 min read

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The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee (Feb 24, 2026) adopted two consent resolutions appointing successor directors to two Community Improvement Districts, advanced an ordinance reallocating $2,979,450 from the Housing Trust Fund to three affordable housing projects (two awards contingent on Low-Income Housing Tax Credits), approved removal of two parcels from the Crossroads CID, and advanced amendments to Chapter 28 (Floodplain Management) to align with FEMA Community Rating System requirements. Several zoning, development and street-plan items were held for future committee consideration.

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Adopted Resolution 260216 (Mayor Quinton Lucas) appointing Matthew Muckenthaler, Michael Coddington, Sean Carroll, Kellee Madinger and Gabriel Robinson as successor directors to the 1200 Main/South Loop Community Improvement District (consent; no discussion).
Adopted Resolution 260217 (Mayor Quinton Lucas) appointing Kristen Campbell, Kelby Hopkins, David Scott Knisley, Keley Brandt and Karson Bennett as successor directors to the Ward Parkway Center Community Improvement District (consent; no discussion).
Advanced and recommended passage of Ordinance 260194 (Housing and Community Development) to reduce an existing appropriation and reappropriate $2,979,450 from previously appropriated fund balance in the Housing Trust Fund to three affordable housing projects; two awards are contingent on developers receiving Low-Income Housing Tax Credits by December 31, 2026, with unqualified funds returning to the Housing Trust Fund; funded projects must begin within 12 months of contract execution.
Advanced and recommended passage of Ordinance 260195 (City Planning & Development) approving requests to remove parcels 1601 Wyandotte Street and 1514 Baltimore Avenue from the Crossroads Community Improvement District and directing the City Clerk to report the updated district boundaries to the Missouri Department of Economic Development and the Missouri State Auditor.
Advanced and recommended passage of Ordinance 260196 (City Planning & Development) amending Chapter 28 (Floodplain Management) to align City code with FEMA's Community Rating System by updating elevation standards for mechanical/electrical equipment and revising manufactured home provisions (repeals/replaces Sections 28-51, 28-52, 28-53).
Held items for future consideration per the agenda: Ordinance 260212 (development plan at 32 E. 46th Street) held until 3/3/2025; Ordinance 260213 (major MPD amendment) held until 3/3/2025; Ordinance 260219 (amend Section 88-420, Parking and Loading) held until 3/10/2025; Ordinance 260220 (Major Street Plan, Mexico City Avenue alignment) held until 3/3/2025; Ordinance 260221 (Barryview Townhomes street name plan) held until 3/3/2025; Ordinance 250997 (amend Section 88-354, Marijuana Facilities) held in committee until 3/3/2025; Ordinance 260142 (response to Dept. of Revenue RFP / funding plan) held until 3/3/2025.

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