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September 28, 2026 10401 Virginia Avenue Property Disposition Action Item

2026-09-28 2026 Agenda and staff recommendation documented; meeting minutes remain draft and Legistar actions/results were unavailable at September 30 review
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Culver City's September 28, 2026 City Council agenda placed a consent item recommending approval of an Affordable Housing Property Disposition Agreement between the City and Actors Fund Housing Development Corporation for 10401 Virginia Avenue and a resolution approving AFHDC's HDFC funding application. The staff report states AFHDC received project entitlements in September 2026 and describes a proposed site-control, 99-year lease, 100%-affordable regulatory, and funding framework.

City Council consent / property-disposition action item Direct primary Culver City staff report
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Address
10401 Virginia Avenue, Culver City, CA 90232
City File
27-186
Final Action Status At 2026 09 29
blank in Legistar
Entitlement Status
City staff report states AFHDC received project entitlements from the City in September 2026
Final Action Status At 2026 09 30
Meeting minutes draft; Legistar actions/results unavailable
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Staff recommended approval and authority for the City Attorney and City Manager to finalize the agreement and for the City Manager to execute it. The staff report states AFHDC received project entitlements in September 2026. It also states the proposed agreement would provide evidence of site control for funding applications and authorize a 99-year lease after complete funding, including tax-credit allocation; the residential component would be 100% affordable and subject to a regulatory agreement governing occupancy, maximum affordable rents, and reserves. Proposed funding sources include LACAHSA, HDFC, and CDLAC/TCAC, with anticipated LIHTC. AFHDC would have until December 2027 to secure complete funding and close, subject to a City Manager extension of up to 12 months. As of September 30, the meeting page said minutes were draft and actions/results were unavailable, so this record does not assert final Council approval or execution.