The Housing Authority of Salt Lake City wants to rezone properties to allow for a multi-family development. A key community benefit is that 15% of the new units would be affordable.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
Potential for increased property tax revenue and development fees.
The Housing Authority of Salt Lake City, future residents (including those needing affordable housing), and the city through potential increased tax revenue.
Nearby residents concerned about increased density and potential impacts on neighborhood character.
A zoning map amendment was considered for properties on South Jefferson Street and Circle to allow for a multi-family development, with a proposed community benefit of affordable housing units.
The Housing Authority of Salt Lake City wants to rezone properties to allow for a multi-family development. A key community benefit is that 15% of the new units would be affordable.
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