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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m voting for Clement, too. I’m mostly a Democrat, but sometimes I lean independent. MMH is really not a solidly Democratic proposal. It isn’t helping diversity or affordable housing, though the Board initially tried to sell it this way. It’s really about density. [/quote] So you’d support MMH if the board required a certain percentage of MMH to be CAFs or sold to low income individuals? [/quote] No, I will not support any MMH. It’s not good enough to throw a few token CAFs into what they say will only be 120 MMH properties or less per year. What does that equal? 12 units? The County Board has tried to sell this as helping minorities and affordable housing. It doesn’t. It literally helps people making a minimum of 100k a year. And we all know it takes more than a 100k to afford a million dollar triplex unit. While there is a good chance that it will contribute to gentrification. [/quote] I’ve been following MMH and don’t recall the county selling it as affordable (ie low income) housing. This is a disingenuous argument as opponents don’t actually care about housing affordability. In fact they want the opposite and are protecting an investment. Should housing be primarily an investment or a house? [/quote]
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