Housing Shortages And Smart Growth In Ventura County
27 August 2003 - 2:00pm
Ventura County's looming houding shortage forces electeds to grapple with restrictive laws and state pressure.
Ventura County, once considered a bastion of reasonably priced housing and open space, is increasingly facing growth pressures and rising housing costs. TPR is pleased to present this interview with Ventura County Supervisor Kathy Long, in which she discusses her county's struggle to encourage smart growth and the construction of low and moderate income housing.
Full Story:
Ventura's Looming Housing Shortage Necessitates Electeds Grapple with Restrictive Laws & State Pressure
Source:
The Planning Report, August 25, 2003
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One of the keys to regional and local prosperity is the ability to attract and retain high-skilled people. ... Many people can, and do, choose where they want to live based on factors beyond their ability to make a living.
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