CouncilTrac · Matter
What this is
The Council will review a proposal to sell the city-owned property at 604 Vernet to Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity.
Why it matters
The sale would transfer a city-owned property to a nonprofit housing organization, potentially resulting in a new affordable home for a Richardson-area family.
Timeline
- July 14, 2026 Agenda posted — July 20, 2026 meeting
Appearances on agendas
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City Council — July 20, 2026
Review proposed sale
Official agenda language
REVIEW PROPOSED SALE OF 604 VERNET TO DALLAS AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
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