District Of Columbia Council Bill PR26-0350

District Of Columbia 2025-2026 Regular Session

• Introduced: 10/15/25
• Passed: 10/21/25

Caption

Assignment, Assumption and Amendment of Long term Subsidy Contract for the Mozart Apartments by and among the District of Columbia Housing Authority, Jubilee Housing Limited Partnership, and Jubilee ADMO Apartments LP Approval Resolution of 2025

Impact

The passing of this bill will significantly impact the Local Rent Supplement Program (LRSP) in the District of Columbia by ensuring that the Mozart Apartments remain a viable option for extremely low-income residents. This initiative aligns with the council's ongoing efforts to provide accessible housing solutions to populations in need, including those who are homeless or require supportive services. The extension of the subsidy contract demonstrates a commitment to maintaining affordable living conditions amid rising housing costs.

Summary

PR26-0350 is a resolution designed to approve the Assignment, Assumption, and Amendment of the Long-Term Subsidy Contract (LTSC) for the Mozart Apartments, located at 1630 Fuller Street, NW. This bill facilitates the transfer of the LTSC from Jubilee Housing Limited Partnership to Jubilee ADMO Apartments LP, a step necessary for Jubilee ADMO to obtain long-term financing for moderate rehabilitation of the apartments. The legislation extends the LTSC to ensure the continuation of affordable housing units for extremely low-income households for an additional twenty years.

Contention

No significant points of contention have been noted in the context of this bill, as it primarily focuses on operational aspects regarding the assignment of the subsidy contract to a different management entity. However, stakeholders from both the housing authority and community housing advocates may monitor the transition to ensure that the extended subsidy continues to effectively serve the targeted population of extremely low-income residents. Overall, the bill's streamlined process for extending the subsidy reflects a need for ongoing financial support in the affordable housing sector.