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City Center Redevelopment Authority

Every published summary we have tied to City Center Redevelopment Authority in Vancouver, grouped into one page so readers can track its recurring decisions and debates over time.

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May 20, 2026

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Briefing

Feb 19, 2026

City Center Redevelopment Authority reviews comprehensive plan updates and TIF analysis

On February 19, 2026 the City Center Redevelopment Authority met in the Aspen Room (City Hall). Board actions included excusing the absence of Alisa Pyszka and approving a revision to the January 18, 2026 minutes to clarify inclusion of commercial retail and residential components. Staff reported on the development pipeline (including a residential pre-application at the former HP campus, the completed Burnt Bridge distribution facility, and the proposed Palisades Point project), City Council approval of an amended development agreement with Lincoln for the Waterfront Gateway project (focusing on Parcel X), work on a building code update to allow six-story wood-frame construction, a workforce housing roundtable, the city's Comprehensive Plan and zoning code update to plan for 20-year growth and additional housing capacity, and an update on Tax Increment Financing analysis. No action was taken on the TIF analysis.

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Briefing

Jan 15, 2026

CCRA elects officers and votes to recommend Waterfront Gateway amendment to City Council

Date/time: 2026-01-15 12:30 PM–1:35 PM; Location: Aspen Room, 415 W 6th Street, Vancouver. Board elected Marc Fazio as President and Richard Krippaehne as Secretary/Treasurer for 2026. Approved December 18, 2025 minutes. Executive Director provided updates on City Center projects and the development pipeline. No public comment. Board unanimously voted to recommend amendments to the Waterfront Gateway Development Agreement to City Council: removed office building, now proposes commercial retail and residential (Lincoln proposes a six-story light wood frame building), up to 50% of rental units affordable at 80% AMI for ten years; City conducting code analysis. Absence of Alisa Pyszka was excused.

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City Center Redevelopment Authority

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City Center Redevelopment Authority reviews comprehensive plan updates and TIF analysis

CCRA elects officers and votes to recommend Waterfront Gateway amendment to City Council

City Center Redevelopment Authority — December 18, 2025 Minutes

City Center Redevelopment Authority reviews Green Building Program and downtown parking updates; approves minutes

City Center Redevelopment Authority — Meeting Minutes (Sept. 18, 2025)

City Center Redevelopment Authority — July 17, 2025: Interim President elected; DEIS and Green Building policy updates

CCRA approves May minutes; reviews Housing Action Plan and redevelopment financing tools

CCRA adopts Downtown Redevelopment Assessment; Main Street Promise and development pipeline updates provided