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Jacksonville Housing Authority Board Questions Compensation Proposal Timing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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The Jacksonville Housing Authority Board Chair, Daniel Blanchard, questioned the timing of a legal settlement with Brock. Separately, Blanchard stated that the board quickly rejected a compensation proposal for the Jacksonville Housing Authority CEO, which sought 12% of developer fees generated by JHA projects, plus a $30,000 bonus. This proposal also called for setting aside 13% of developer fees for eligible senior staff.

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The rejected proposal involved substantial financial figures, as a 12 percent cut of developer fees from the Franklin Arms project alone could have yielded approximately $972,626. The discussion centers on how compensation structures relate to the funding and development of major affordable housing projects in Jacksonville.

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Who's involved

  • BlanchardJacksonville Housing Authority Board Chair who questioned the settlement timing and rejected the compensation proposal.
  • JacksonvilleCity where the Jacksonville Housing Authority operates and where the housing projects are located.
  • BrockPerson with whom Daniel Blanchard is questioning the timing of a legal settlement.

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