City of Knoxville
Bill Haslam, Mayor
Knox County
Mike Ragsdale, Mayor

Tag Archives: City Council

Flenniken: use on review appealed

Today, Southeastern Housing Foundation, a nonprofit developer of affordable housing in Knoxville, appealed the Metropolitan Planning Commission’s June 11 denial of use on review for Flenniken Housing, a proposed 48-unit permanent supportive housing development at the old Flenniken School in South Knoxville.
MPC staff had recommended approval of  the Flenniken Housing proposal because it conforms to [...]

Minvilla fully funded

City Council has approved the contracts governing allocations of funding for Minvilla Manor. This means that the funding is secured for this complicated and difficult project.
The News-Sentinel’s Hayes Hickman has been covering the Minvilla saga and reports here.
If you want to know more about the project, you can visit our Minvilla website. This is cross [...]

Joint Council/Commission and PSH siting task force

The TYP is committed to a scattered-site approach to developing housing to end chronic homelessness. In order to reach its goal of creating 400 units of permanent supportive housing, the TYP will need to encourage construction and/or rehabilitation of perhaps a dozen or more apartment complexes scattered across the city and county.
Last week the Ten-Year [...]

Joint Council/Commission workshop tonight: 5pm City/County Building

Last night’s public meeting about the Ten-Year Plan and permanent supportive housing was very well-attended (we’ll post some follow-up to the meeting here by the end of the day tomorrow). We hope the same will be true for tonight’s joint City Council/County Commission workshop which is open to the public.
One goal of this workshop is [...]

December 10: Public meeting

A public meeting will give neighborhood representatives and interested members of the public an opportunity to learn about and comment on critical aspects of the Ten-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness.
The meeting will take place at on December 10, 2008 at 6pm in the small assembly room in the City/County Building.
According to TYP Director Jon [...]