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Rehabilitation of 150 multifamily units
$12,000,000.00 - 560 jobs - Housing Program
31% voted critical - 69% voted not critical - 83 votes cast
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Can anyone tell us which housing units these are?
If it is the ones by Huntsville Hospital, we are talking about low rent housing that is 40 to 50 years old. These are multi-family units so we could be talking about some 300 to 600 working families living in structures that are far from energy efficient.
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It is in the best interest of our community (and our country) to make sure every dwelling is as energy efficient as possible. Reducing the flow of energy helps us all. Why would you vote against measures to reduce energy consumption? Your not hurting these families, you are hurting your country.
It shouldn't be favorable living conditions when it is tax funded. It should be a little uncomfortable.