Monroe County BOCC Votes To Approve Zoning Changes For Workforce Housing Project

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   Maureen Bramlage

   February 11, 2016 at 9:41 am — Reply

   So let me see if I’ve got this straight: A Key West City Commissioner, publicly supports 149
   units of “Moderate” level rentals ($2000-$2400) two persons, privately owned and managed, some day after the project works its way through the layers of bureaucracy, but
   doesn’t support Key West owning 157 units of the same that will pay for themselves, no cost to us taxpayers, here in her own city.
   What’s up with that?

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