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Housing & Development
Funding uncertainty impacts affordable housing programs in Moab
Cuts to a federal funding program have put some Moab affordable housing organizations in a perilous situation, waiting for news that they can proceed with construction on homes for local families.
Controversial Kane Creek developer quietly makes major donations in AG’s race
Five different businesses connected to Craig Weston made key donations
Kane Creek development utility project turned down by county
The Grand County Commission declined to issue a permit for a wastewater treatment plant and water storage facility intended to serve a planned development outside of Moab on Kane Springs Road at its…
From swamp to bunkhouse: local guide company opens new employee housing
After years of uncertainty, Navtec pivoted from Alternative Dwelling Overlay
Building housing for the future of Moab
Housing advocates gathered to break ground on three new projects at the Arroyo Crossing development on April 18. Over 80 low- and moderate-income housing units—including apartments, cottages and townhomes—will begin construction this spring….
After years of plans and promises, Walnut Lane residents face eviction
Residents of the Walnut Lane community in Moab are facing an uncertain future as city officials said the property must be vacated by the end of June. The impending evictions come after years…
Moab City installs test lighting on Main Street
New LED lighting retrofits have been installed between 200 and 300 South on Moab’s Main Street to begin the process of bringing the lighting into compliance with new outdoor lighting ordinances. The public…
Improving Moab’s infrastructure one section at a time- We talked with city staff about upcoming infrastructure projects, and why some downtown projects come first
Traffic cones and construction noises are appearing in downtown Moab and along Kane Creek, but these are just the most visible signs of the work that goes into maintaining the city’s infrastructure. “When…
Green River nonprofit to build 10 new housing units
“Canal Commons” neighborhood intended to provide workforce housing
Walnut Lane takes the next step
The affordable housing project hadn’t moved forward for months
Commission gives tentative green light to prospective ADO developers
Four potential developers submitted their intentions to apply for the Alternative Dwelling Overlay.
Moab Regional to develop workforce housing
Hospital purchasing county parcel; concrete plans still months away
Q&A with Moab Solutions Homeless Outreach Coordinator Win Bludworth
Win Bludworth is the new homeless outreach coordinator for Moab Solutions.
Mobile home park sits empty as development stalls
This past spring, tenants of a Moab mobile home park found out that their neighborhood was slated to be redeveloped into Lost Springs Apartments, an 80-unit long term residential complex.
Housing Fair provides opportunity to discuss housing solutions
The Moab Area Housing Task Force wants to give business owners, residents, and local government officials the chance to discuss affordable housing solutions at a Housing Fair on Dec. 5.