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Boone Town Council to Review 332-Unit Apartment Complex and Workforce Housing Plans

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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The Boone Town Council will hold an informal discussion regarding a 332-unit apartment complex on the N.C. 105 Bypass on October 14. The council will also hear a request to reverse traffic on part of Howard Street and decide on pursuing state money for workforce homes on town land. The proposed project, called Ridgehouse, is a multifamily development on a 63-acre site.

From wataugademocrat.com

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The proposal includes 716 bedrooms across 11 apartment buildings. The council’s review of the zoning request and the decision regarding workforce housing funding could influence local real estate investment and infrastructure planning in Boone.

From wataugademocrat.com

Who's involved

  • BooneTown where the Town Council will hold the discussion on zoning and traffic
  • Appalachian State UniversityPublic university located within the town of Boone
  • North CarolinaState of the United States of America, regarding potential state funding for homes
  • Watauga CountyCounty in which Boone is the administrative county seat
  • MoodyIndividual holding the formal role of Director for the Downtown Development Association in Boone
  • Metropolitan MinistriesNonprofit organization with a formal position in Boone

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