Meeting record · Richfield, Minnesota
Housing & Redevelopment Authority — Monday, October 19, 2026
Scheduled — not yet held
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Items on the record
Item 4On the agendafrom the published agenda — not yet discussed
Approval of the Meeting Agenda
The HRA will consider approval of the October 19, 2026 meeting agenda as presented, a routine procedural step required before business can proceed.
Item 5.aOn the agendafrom the published agenda — not yet discussed
Approval of September 21, 2026 Meeting Minutes
The HRA will consider approving the minutes from its September 21, 2026 regular meeting, which documented action on a Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity funding agreement for 7039 5th Avenue South and a 4-1 vote amending the Inclusionary Housing Policy's affordability term and minimum project size.
Item 7.aOn the agendafrom the published agenda — not yet discussed
Resolution Accepting $1,050 in Sponsor Donations for 2026 Tour of Remodeled Homes
The HRA will consider a resolution accepting $1,050 in total donations from three local sponsors—Steve Schneeberger of Keller Williams Realty, Krista Forsberg of Keller Williams-Integrity Edina, and Brad Lougee of Creative Concepts Construction—to support the 2026 Renovation Celebration: Tour of Remodeled Homes. The funds will cover marketing expenses and gift cards for participating homeowners, as required by Minnesota Statute 465.03.
Item 10.aOn the agendafrom the published agenda — not yet discussed
Development Agreement with Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity for 7517 Humboldt Avenue South Twin Home Redevelopment
The HRA will consider authorizing a Development Agreement with Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity to acquire, demolish, and redevelop a substandard, uninhabitable single-family home at 7517 Humboldt Avenue South into a twin home for income-qualified buyers earning up to 80% of Area Median Income. The HRA would contribute up to $200,000 toward acquisition (roughly $130,000) and demolition/site preparation (an estimated $60,000-$70,000), with ownership reverting to the HRA if Habitat does not build within five years. The total funding gap is estimated at over $400,000 per unit, with affordability secured for 30 years or through a land trust.
Item history
- Sep 21, 2026 · Housing & Redevelopment Authority · Needs Public Input
- Oct 19, 2026 · Housing & Redevelopment Authority · This item
Item 14On the agendafrom the published agenda — not yet discussed
Approval of HRA Claims
The HRA will consider approval of claims for payment at its October 19, 2026 meeting, following its standard monthly process for authorizing HRA and Section 8 program expenditures.
Official documents
Last updated Saturday, September 19, 2026 · AI-assisted summaries — the official documents above are authoritative.