Louisville OKs ambitious housing plan
LOUISVILLE — Fueled by a $60,000 grant from the state Department of Local Affairs that it received in 2021, the Louisville City Council has approved a new housing plan that focuses on its goal of having 12% of the city’s housing stock be “permanently affordable.”
According to the Boulder Daily Camera, the plan, developed in conjunction with Portland, Oregon-based public policy firm EcoNorthwest and approved on Tuesday, concentrates on increasing residential development opportunities, expanding access to affordable housing and diversifying the city’s housing stock.
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The Louisville City Council has approved a new housing plan that focuses on its goal of having 12% of the city’s housing stock be “permanently affordable.”
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