Council Member District 3· 2022-12-20 - 2026-12-01
Kristina Duggan
Long Beach
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 32
- Total speaking time
- 3:43:08
- Avg per meeting
- 6:58
- Segments
- 2169
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Affordable housing production under Measure A
Up to $10 million combined in LACAHSA and/or HOME funds committed to two projects.
CoC Board recruitment
Reallocation will shift federal homeless funding away from several currently funded programs.
Peninsula storm recovery and coastal erosion
Tens of millions of dollars in city infrastructure and private property were threatened, with repair and long-term coastal restoration costs still to come.
100% condo participation requirement
Mills Act participation lowers property taxes for owners of qualifying historic buildings.
Emergency Housing Voucher transition to Housing Choice Vouchers
About $480,000 in federal bonus funding comes in, and the authority's regular voucher program absorbs the ongoing cost.
Atlantic Avenue Property Dispositions
Unknown — sale terms are still under negotiation.
Housing affordability crisis for seniors and people with disabilities
Affordable housing production is constrained by limited state, federal, and local subsidy funding.
$4 million in affordable housing awards for North Long Beach
Up to $4 million in city housing funds across three projects, leveraging additional county and state dollars.
FY 2028-2032 HUD Consolidated Plan development
The plan directs millions in annual federal HUD funding across five years, though specific allocations aren't set yet.
Measure A renter assistance and homelessness prevention funding
About $2.5 million available against demand from 2,200 eligible applicants.
Substantial remodel loophole and aging housing stock
Rehabilitation of aging buildings requires significant private investment in permits, contractors, and financing that stricter rules could complicate.
Proposition 1 — Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond
The bond would cost the state roughly $500 million a year for about 25 years, but could bring housing and infrastructure dollars to Long Beach.
Disability data survey completion
Housing accessibility and reasonable accommodations
storm damage and housing safety
Property owners face steep repair bills, and taxpayers might foot the bill for emergency municipal response efforts.
Long Beach Airport hangar and office expansion
635 South Street property purchase negotiation
Unknown — purchase terms are still under negotiation.
Golden Shore development agreement compliance
The developer funds the 4.81-acre park's construction and maintenance, sparing taxpayers that cost.
Mayor's Fund grant applications for homeless services
Up to $19,862.50 in Mayor's Fund grant money is waiting on a committee decision.
Affordable housing shortfall
Staff estimated roughly $8.5 billion would be needed to fully meet Long Beach's affordable housing need.
Decisions during term (7)
Recorded while Duggan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Item 8: ENA amendment with Century Affordable Development, 6845 Atlantic Avenue
Item 22 — Development Impact Fee Nexus Study Presentation
Office of Youth Development report
River Park Project development agreement annual review (DAR26-002)
Receive and file Economic Development and Opportunity Department presentation
26-55887 Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute the Sixth Amendment to Lease No. 24851 (Lease) between Bojaro, LLC, a California limited liability company, and T&G Development, LLC, a California limited liability…
Golden Shore Project Development Agreement — tenth annual review
Voting record (2)(Development)
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