by DavidG | Mar 9, 2026 | Issue, Resolved
POSITIVE Summary: This proposal would allow construction of an 89-unit apartment development providing 100% affordable housing with long-term affordability protections and voucher acceptance. The project would expand housing options for lower-income households and...
by DavidG | Mar 9, 2026 | Issue, Resolved
NEUTRAL Summary (updated 3/16/26): This proposal was passed unanimously by City Council on 3/10/26. This proposal would convert an industrial property on Sardis Road into a 180-unit market-rate apartment development, which city staff recommend approving. Because the...
by DavidG | Feb 23, 2026 | Issue, Resolved
t QUESTIONABLE Summary (updated 3/9/26): Asheville staff project that FY27 revenues could fall about $3.4 million below the current year, and are proposing modest increases to several city service fees, including solid waste, stormwater, and water. While the increases...
by DavidG | Feb 16, 2026 | Issue
t QUESTIONABLE This issue report shows all of the earlier versions – to see the most current version, go here. Summary (updated 2/9/26): At its February 3rd meeting, the Buncombe County Commission discussed winter shelter capacity, homelessness, and affordable...
by DavidG | Feb 16, 2026 | Issue
t QUESTIONABLE This issue report shows all of the earlier versions – to see the most current version, go here. Updated 2/23/26): Asheville’s current approach to growth addresses displacement in a piecemeal manner, if at all; we are proposing a consistent...
by DavidG | Feb 2, 2026 | Issue, Resolved
t QUESTIONABLE Summary (Updated 4/20/26): We are going to continue pushing for an anti-displacement policy with the County, but will use timely examples with each of their agendas. To see our most recent analysis and call to action, please go here. Updated 4/6/26: The...
