Special TCAC Working Group Meetings

Special TCAC Working Group Meetings

By Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern Calif.

Date and time

November 6, 2019 · 10am - November 14, 2019 · 12pm PST

Location

NPH

369 Pine Street NPH Conference Room (STE 310) (call-in number will be provided to RSVPs) San Francisco, CA 94104

Description

In anticipation of critical needs pertaining to CDLAC rules and the state 4% bond allocation as well as the need to address significant concerns regarding the ability to raise rents in affordable developments, NPH is hosting two special meetings of its TCAC Working Group to shape our organization's response to these critical needs.

Wednesday, November 6th from 10-12 to discuss CDLAC bond cap allocation for affordable housing and CDLAC request for emergency regs,

Thursday, November 14th from 10-12 to discuss the issue of year over year rent increases in affordable housing developments and the ability to raise rents and evict over-income tenants (please read this article in anticipation)

You must register through this Eventbrite event to attend and receive the call-in number. Thank you!

Please note that NPH Working Groups are for MEMBERS ONLY. To become a member, or to check your membership status, contact Emmanuel at emmanuel@nonprofithousing.org

Organized by

Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern Calif.

VISION

NPH sees a future where everyone has a place to call home and where low-income communities and communities of color stay and prosper in the Bay Area. We envision a day where everyone has access to an affordable home; improving our health, our children’s educational outcomes, our environment, our transit system, our regional competitiveness and keeping the Bay Area diverse and equitable.

MISSION

The Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California (NPH) activates our members to make the Bay Area a place where everyone has an affordable and stable home. We are 750 affordable housing developers, advocates, community leaders and businesses, working to secure resources, promote good policy, educate the public and support affordable homes as the foundation for thriving individuals, families and neighborhoods.

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