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 </figure>By BECKY KISER Hays PostThe Hays City Commission will be asked today for a resolution of support for a $1.4 million moderate-income housing grant application for a 48-unit apartment complex on city-owned property at 10th and Walnut.&nbsp;The location is more commonly known as the site of the old train depot.&nbsp;Mike Graham is the developer of the proposed project and hopes to utilize a moderate-income housing/American Rescue Plan Act grant from the&nbsp;Kansas Housing Resources Corporation to help fund construction.Commissioners also will hear a resolution from Kim Rupp, director of finance, regarding the&nbsp;sale of general obligation bonds for&nbsp;permanent financing of&nbsp;the King’s Gate 2nd Addition infrastructure improvements.Due to the relatively small size of the&nbsp;offering, Rupp is&nbsp;recommending a bank placement rather than a traditional bond sale. In a memo to commissioners, Rupp said he thinks rates will be competitive, and the process is cheaper and more streamlined.&nbsp;The complete <a href="https://www.haysusa.com/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_05182023-1419">May 18 agenda</a> is available here.The work session starts at 4 p.m. in Hays City Hall, 1507 Main.&nbsp;

Hays City Commission to hear new proposed moderate-income housing project