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.
For years, Moab residents have watched as a local housing crisis has escalated, leaving many who are renting or in temporary housing in despair over ever being able to own a home in…
“Canal Commons” neighborhood intended to provide workforce housing
The affordable housing project hadn’t moved forward for months
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.
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.
The ordinance creates a pathway for RVs and other non-conventional dwellings to be used as long-term residences in approved developments.
During the city council meeting on Oct. 11, Moab City Finance Director Ben Billingsley presented the results of a Walnut Lane tenant survey.
The commission approved a grant contract agreement between the Housing Authority of Southeastern Utah and Grand County for funds from a grant from the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity for $300,000. The…
The city’s proposed ordinance that would require new developments in R3 and R4 (multi-household and manufactured housing residential) zones to devote a percentage of units to housing local employees is moving forward. The city…
