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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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12/17/2018
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R 5 there are MANY long time residents struggling <br />+z 5 we need more affordable housing <br />+2 5 Affordable housing on city land WILL benefit EVERYBODY: more housing curbs rent prices <br />for all, takes homeless off the streets, and prevents future homelessness. PLEASE build midrise <br />(5 stories +), mix used, eco -friendly buildings with affordable housing and ample parking! <br />R 5 what a gift it would be to provide housing for those who need it most The working poor in <br />our City <br />j 5 Everyone benefits from affordable housing <br />+1 5 Affordable housing will benefit all residents. Lack of affordable housing destabilizes <br />families and perpetuates poverty. <br />R 5 As long as you make sure that these are legitimately poor people and not scammers like <br />they have in San Francisco who get the housing by falsifying their application and then renting <br />it out on Airbnb. A lot of scams but if these can be verified and moderated I am all in favor of city <br />owned land for low income housing <br />4 sounds interesting, especially if the land is not being used in any good ways by anyone <br />currently. <br />4 unless they are closing parks to make way for housing, I would support it <br />4 "Redwood City should build affordable housing on city -owned land." <br />5 It needs to be dense and should potentially also include market rate housing <br />4: revenue could help support more city services for our community, and having an <br />economically diverse community is also a public good. <br />5 - with some small houses for small families. <br />
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