Resolutions of Support for multifamily rental housing developments seeking 2026 Competitive 9% Housing Tax Credits from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs.

Expressed strong opposition to the proposed four-story Nuestra Tierra apartment development backing up to his backyard, citing concerns about inadequate infrastructure, traffic congestion, and lack of neighborhood input due to state preemption laws.

Spoke as president of Braun Station West homeowners association against the four-story apartment project, noting hundreds of resident signatures opposing the height and requesting city regulation on parking and safety.

Newly elected HOA vice president argued that bypassing the neighborhood through state legislation creates friction, and asked that the developer reduce the height to two stories and install proper fencing.

Resident whose home backs up to the proposed development expressed dismay over losing privacy from a four-story building looking directly into his yard, along with traffic and safety concerns on Gilbo Road.