Sole-source disposition, however, is possible where a developer owns a site adjacent to city land. If a non-profit developer proposes an affordable housing ...

Disposition law typically takes as its starting point that a particular parcel of city-owned land is “surplus”—i.e., no longer necessary for government purposes ...

Cleveland's land bank is credited with facilitating redevelopment while Detroit's disposition procedures are blamed for interfering with new development. What ...

The disposition of City-owned lands should be used to advance strategic priorities and/or major investments. This could include, for example, the sale of lands ...

Land Disposition means the sale or long-term lease of City-owned land parcel to a registered Non-Profit Housing Provider.

Dispositions of non-residential city-owned property are used to release property acquired by the city for use or development by another party.

9 мая 2023 г. · Municipalities and regional districts have the authority to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of such property subject to specific statutory requirements.

The City will dispose of surplus land in an open and transparent process to ensure that the consideration for such disposal is fair, reasonable and in the best ...

Fourth non-market land disposition was announced March 2024. The City is selling five locations suitable for affordable housing. Non-profit groups with ...

19 мар. 2024 г. · This first of its kind policy outlines the goals for developing affordable housing on city-owned land and criteria to guide the process.