New housing advocacy group forms in Longmont
LONGMONT — A group of Longmont residents, business leaders and civic officials have formed Prosper Longmont, a new group that advocates for housing attainability in the city.
The organization, according to a news release, has four main objectives:
● Do no harm: Advocate for policies that don’t negatively impact housing attainability.
● Set goals and measure progress: Take a data-informed approach to defining affordability and set targets for future creation of attainable housing.
● Align policy and process with vision: Work with elected leaders and city staff to identify and address barriers that exist in the current code, zoning, and development review process.
● Innovate…
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