The Chattanooga City Council will look more closely at affordable housing in 30 days.
The Rev. Leroy Griffith, a member of the Westside Community Association, spoke today to the council during a Housing and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting about a proposed zoning law.
The zoning law would require any housing within the urban area of Chattanooga be built with a certain percentage of affordable units for moderate- and low-income residents.
Councilman Andraé McGary made a motion to place the item on the agenda in two weeks and Councilman Russell Gilbert seconded.
McGary later amended the motion to 30 days so the City issues.
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Cliff has worked for the Times Free Press for five years and covers Chattanooga city government. He previously covered Rhea County, as well as transportation and growth and development in Southeast Tennessee. A native of Maryville, Tenn., Cliff graduated in 2003 from the University of Tennessee with a bachelor’s degree in communications with an emphasis on journalism. Before coming to Chattanooga, he was a crime reporter with Hernando Today, a supplement of The Tampa (Fla.) ...
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