by DavidG | May 11, 2026 | Active, Issue, New
POSITIVE Summary: The City should approve the proposed CDBG-DR affordable housing awards because they would create hundreds of long-term affordable homes and help reduce displacement pressures during post-Helene recovery. The Facts: City Council is considering...
by DavidG | May 11, 2026 | Report Summary
q URGENT Asheville should reject or substantially revise the Caribou Road and Sweeten Creek developments in response to community concerns from Shiloh (new) Asheville should reject the proposed RTIC/Axon surveillance expansion until real oversight and accountability...
by DavidG | May 4, 2026 | Report Summary
q URGENT 0 Items q PROBLEMATIC Buncombe County is advancing budget, land use, and investment decisions without any anti-displacement analysis (new) Appeal deadline for property tax reappraisals is too early (resolved) s QUESTIONABLE The 50 Coxe Avenue affordable...
by DavidG | Apr 27, 2026 | Report Summary
q URGENT 0 Items q PROBLEMATIC Buncombe County is advancing major decisions that impact displacement without clear analysis or a coordinated policy response (updated) Appeal deadline for property tax reappraisals is too early (updated) s QUESTIONABLE The 50 Coxe...
by DavidG | Apr 27, 2026 | Issue, Resolved
t QUESTIONABLE Summary (updated 5/4/26): City Council discussion did not meaningfully address displacement concerns. At last week’s Asheville City Council meeting, the 50 Coxe Avenue development moved forward without substantive changes related to displacement...
