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Austin affordable housing program to be revised amid stream of redevelopments, criticism

By Ben Thompson

The DB90 building program is set to produce hundreds of affordable housing units, while also spurring displacement worries among some residents.

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In May, the city of Bee Cave appointed new committee members, hosted the Pecan Street Festival and passed two propositions. (Community Impact Staff)
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The cameras would be installed in at least five locations around the city. (Courtesy Flock Safety)
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Appointments were made at a City Council meeting held May 27. (Grace Dickens/Community Impact)
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Austin City Council unanimously passed a resolution that would ban vape-selling near schools, but an official ordinance is yet to be approved. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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Council votes to fund foundations for future public spaces covering I-35 in Central Austin