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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Troy public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
920 On The Park low-income housing development
The amended tax agreement (PILOT) for the 920 On The Park development was approved, keeping the low-income housing project on track for an October financing closing.
Deerfield Drive street vacation
A dead-end stub street that never connected eastward was returned to the two abutting homeowners, who restored it to grass and trees. The city saves sidewalk and street maintenance costs, keeps a utility easement, and the owners' taxes won't rise.
Bachard Lofts Brownfield Redevelopment – Workforce Housing at 1441 East Maple
An empty office building near Maple and Stevenson becomes 28 apartments with ground-floor retail and office, and half the units will be income-restricted for 15 years — Troy's first brownfield using the state's new housing toolkit. The developer gets reimbursed roughly $1.1 million from the new property taxes the project creates, not from city funds.
Norton and Quill Creek Drive site condominium infrastructure
The council approved a private agreement requiring DC Land Development LLC to install storm sewer, a detention basin, concrete pavement and sidewalk for the site condominium project.