Infrastructure, zoning, incentives: Idaho housing study committee hones in on recommendations
A home is for sale on Sherman Avenue in Coeur d'Alene on Monday.
BILL BULEY/Press
As a group of stakeholders and Idaho lawmakers prepare to address the state’s housing issues, a number of priorities have risen to the top: water and sewer infrastructure, incentives for affordable housing, zoning, and the impact on local government of House Bill 389.
The Idaho Land Use and Housing Study Committee on Friday discussed its priorities for a final report on recommendations to improve housing affordability and availability in the state. The report is expected within the next month or two, and the committee will likely not meet again, according to one of the co-chairs.
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