Summary
A seven-story apartment project next to Asiya Shriners, Little Bloom Child Care, and Partners for Independence sparked intense debate over traffic, parking, and safety on Elkhorn Court. State housing law gave the council almost no room to deny it, so the focus shifted to safety conditions and ongoing collaboration between the developer and neighbors.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
The project would pay an estimated $4-5 million in park impact fees plus other development fees.
Future residents, including 31 below-market-rate households, and the city's state-mandated housing goals.
Shriners tenants and neighbors fear traffic, safety, and displacement risks on Elkhorn Court.
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