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Council to hear Proposition 123 commitment for the next three years

City of Durango

Mirrored from durangoco.gov, last checked September 12, 2026. This is a courtesy copy, not the official record. Confirm dates and deadlines with City of Durango before acting on them.

Published September 12, 2026 La Plata County

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Council will hear a presentation on the city's 2027-2029 Proposition 123 commitment, which targets 99 affordable and workforce housing units with formal affordability restrictions.

Durango, CO: **Council will hear a presentation from the city’s Prosperity Office on what the city’s Proposition 123 filing commitment will look like from 2027-2029.

The three-year commitment proposes a goal of 99 affordable and workforce housing units. All units must have a formal affordability restriction, such as a deed restriction or a Land Use Restriction Agreement.

The city has many projects in the pipeline, including the Rivergate Workforce Housing Project, which aims to build approximately 50 townhomes, and the Lightner Creek Commons project, which plans to build 29 townhomes.

The city reached full compliance with Proposition 123 requirements for the 2024–2026 cycle in August, securing continued access to affordable housing funding for the next three years. Proposition 123, approved by Colorado voters in 2022, created a permanent statewide funding source for affordable housing.

At their regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 5:30 p.m., held at council chambers, 949 East Second Ave., councilors will:

  • Hear a presentation from Loca First on the healthcare Performance in La Plata County and learn about the organization’s Healthcare Performance Dashboard.

  • Receive an update on the city’s organic waste management study. In January of 2025, Council directed the City Manager to research organic waste management ordinances. Research and stakeholder engagement have been taking place for the past year and are nearing conclusion. This update outlines the remaining steps in the process for Council to review the study and take potential action regarding organic waste management policies.

  • Vote on a resolution that directs the City Manager to pursue an amendment to the Land Use and Development Code regarding remote parking.

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Media Contact**Tom SluisPublic Information Officer Phone: (970) 375-5090Email: Tom Sluis

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