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Hays City Approves Housing Options and Appoints Matthew Wheeler

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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What happened

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Hays city commissioners approved two new housing proposals. Epworth Village is seeking a 15-month exclusive option for city-owned property to build low-income housing, which would be donated by the city if funds are raised and the design is approved. Additionally, the commissioners approved a resolution of support for a moderate-income housing grant application.

From hayspost.com

Why it matters

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The city's housing needs assessment identifies low-income housing as the highest need. These approvals support the development of new residential units, which could impact local housing supply and development costs in Hays.

From hayspost.com

Who's involved

  • HaysCity that approved housing options and appointed Matthew Wheeler
  • Matthew WheelerResearcher formally appointed by Hays commissioners
  • EpworthOrganization seeking exclusive option for low-income housing development

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • EpworthSpeculative

    The pursuit of low-income housing could increase local housing supply and affect development costs in Hays.

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