Politicians Support Leeds Moratorium Against The Grove Apartments
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Updated Oct 30
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What happened
Susan DuBose and Ortis issued separate statements supporting the City of Leeds' decision to maintain a moratorium on new apartment construction. The Grove proposed building a 144-unit apartment complex valued at $47 million, which was backed by a state workforce housing initiative. Leeds Mayor Eddie Moore cited potential traffic issues and public safety concerns as reasons for keeping the moratorium in place.
Why it matters
The moratorium prevents the construction of The Grove Apartments, which was planned as part of a state workforce housing initiative. This decision impacts the planned $47 million apartment complex and the associated real estate market in Leeds.
Who's involved
- Susan DuBoseSupported the City of Leeds' moratorium against The Grove.
- OrtisSupported the City of Leeds' moratorium against The Grove.
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