Palm Desert officials delay affordable housing growth plan as deadline looms

“I do have concerns that we're getting all our density in the north end.”

Palm Desert officials decided Thursday afternoon they needed more time to create a plan that would meet state criteria for low- and moderate-income housing and still fit the city's plan for future growth. via Desert Sun

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Lance Winslow

Palm Desert, CA

These low income areas are not needed. There are other nearby areas where the work force lives. Plus, the low income areas are no doubt rife with crime and drugs (crystal meth). Be honest, ditch the political correctness, show me facts and numbers and don't raise taxes on silly stupid programs.

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