Town striving not to be just for rich 2nd-home owners
| August 3, 2008 |  View for printing |
Officials here are banking on two new affordable-housing projects — plus long-standing development ordinances — to save the town from becoming made up of wealthy second-home owners.
But city housing director Phyllis Robinson said there's almost no chance of building the 300 additional affordable-housing units the city will need by 2010. Adding to its woes, the city may be working against itself by purchasing huge tracts of open space using taxpayer money.
By Rebecca Palmer Deseret News
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