City staff will ask McKinney City Council on Jan. 16 for adoptions of support or nonsupport for a number of 9 percent low-income housing tax credits from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. The council discussed the six resolutions during a meeting Tuesday night, but no action was taken. Applicants include Evergreen at 380, Maddox Square, The Heights, Sphinx at McKinney Ranch Senior Villas, Circle F Ranch lofts and Circle F Ranch senior living. Applications must be submitted by Jan. 26, Assistant City Manager Barry Shelton said during tonight's meeting. A resolution of support from council gives the development 17 points, a no objection resolution gives the development 10 points and a resolution of objection does not give the development points. Shelton said the 9 percent program is competitive, and projects need as many points as possible. Should the applicant not receive the 9 percent credit, the project developer may apply for a 4 percent credit, which is a noncompetitive program.