Re:Baby boomers are becoming homeless at a rate not seen sin...
by svnt on Tuesday September 26, 2023 @12:23AM
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FTA:
> In his budget address last week, the Mayor recommended $18 million in the city’s budget for 2024 go into new affordable housing and another $5 million in ongoing funding for building and maintaining going forward.
> Statewide, the legislature invested more than a billion dollars to the cause. Exactly how far that’ll all go remains to be seen.
This is not due to a change to zoning laws — the construction is dependent on substantial public funding. As you’ve demonstrated it is “bigger government” that is the solution to this problem.
> In his budget address last week, the Mayor recommended $18 million in the city’s budget for 2024 go into new affordable housing and another $5 million in ongoing funding for building and maintaining going forward.
> Statewide, the legislature invested more than a billion dollars to the cause. Exactly how far that’ll all go remains to be seen.
This is not due to a change to zoning laws — the construction is dependent on substantial public funding. As you’ve demonstrated it is “bigger government” that is the solution to this problem.