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Community Development Authority

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Jun 24, 2026

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Briefing

May 26, 2026

CDA approves grant and housing policy

Board approved minutes; accepted $108,322 in Capital Fund Program (CFP) assistance earmarked mainly for Scattered Sites bathroom renovations (Resolution #26-003); approved updates to the Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP) and submitted it to HUD (Resolution #26-004). A proposed change order for site preparation at 405 S 8th Avenue was tabled pending more information. Finance report showed an entity-wide balance of $10,834,049.10 and auditors preliminarily found no material misstatements; an $8,000 consulting proposal for repositioning was presented; RFP issued for scattered-site concrete repairs.

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Briefing

May 7, 2026

Board approves site preparation change order

The Community Development Authority approved a contractor change order for site preparation at 405 S 8th Avenue, authorizing up to $75,000 pending receipt and review of unit pricing documentation by Funktion Design Studio and WCDA staff, with that documentation to be shared at the next Board meeting.

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Community Development Authority

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CDA approves grant and housing policy

Board approves site preparation change order

Community Development Authority meeting summary

CDA approves architectural change order and soil boring contract for 405 S. 8th Avenue

Wausau Community Development Authority approves engineering RFQ for Riverview Towers, changes insurance agent, and reviews 405 S 8th Avenue management options

CDA Finance Committee reviews year-end finances, CFP status; Riverview Towers audit unqualified

CDA authorizes consultant analysis to explore repositioning of 46 public housing units; January minutes amended