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BHP, the housing authority for the city, owns and manages 337 units in eight public housing sites. Funding would go to renovate these properties, which were built between 1955 and 1982, with the majority of units built in the early 1970Â’s.
$8,300,000.00 - 65 jobs - CDBG Program
13% voted critical - 87% voted not critical - 215 votes cast
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Boulder is an extremely expensive city in which to find housing; the money to renovate would no doubt be well spent in balance against long standing constant repairs which are labor intensive and frequent. Boulder Housing is careful with it's money, and has had very little waste or excess, over the past 25 years anyway. It is a good, humane, and carefully run program.
[edit] Points Against
Affordable Housing is a "socialist" concept. It is a transfer of wealth from those who are better-off to those who cannot afford adequate housing.