Council approves Lowell Street TIF amendment to unlock HUD‑backed housing project The council unanimously adopted a first amendment to the Lowell Street TIF and development program to support a 152‑unit HUD‑insured 'missing middle' building, reducing city public‑project funding to $850,000 and authorizing a fixed annual $400,000 credit enhancement for 20 years to help secure financing.

Lewiston's City Council has just approved a groundbreaking amendment to fund a 152-unit HUD-insured housing project, addressing the urgent "missing middle" housing gap in the community.

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Lewiston Housing Authority outlines progress on multiple projects, HUD grant for older‑adult modifications The Lewiston Housing Authority reported completion of Wedgwood phase 1 (82 units nearly leased), DeWitt (104 units) slated for 2026 completion, funded Martel senior phases with ground expected in early 2026, Soleil phases planned, acquisition of a 36‑unit SRO at 163–165 Bates Street and a $1.25M HUD grant to modify older homes.

Exciting developments are on the horizon for Lewiston's housing scene, with new projects set to transform downtown living and provide essential support for families, seniors, and veterans!

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Board Considers Ordinance Changes for Tiny House Development on Vacant Lots Discussion on allowing smaller lots for buildable tiny houses sparks board consideration.

A transformative discussion at Lewiston's city hall could unlock the future of vacant lots, paving the way for innovative housing solutions like tiny houses!

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Lewiston City Council amends definitions for tiny homes and park models Council approves revisions to allow tiny homes on residential lots aligning with Idaho code

Lewiston City Council is paving the way for tiny homes to become a staple in residential neighborhoods, offering new affordable living options for residents!

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Lewiston Council approves $7M budget for shelter and nonprofit support Council unanimously endorses budget addressing homelessness and nonprofit funding amidst public concern.

Lewiston's City Council just approved a $7 million budget aimed at tackling homelessness and supporting nonprofits, but concerns over transparency are raising eyebrows in the community.

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