Support research to guide affordable-housing planning

Houlahan is seeking $438,954 for West Chester University to develop location-based models of commuting, zoning effects and possible solutions, along with a shared information platform. The project would let officials and other stakeholders test zoning and development scenarios, including their effects on housing, traffic, stormwater and local services, to help inform affordable-housing policies.

Context: The funding request is for research and planning tools, not direct construction of affordable housing.

In their own words

The project objectives include creating location-based models to identify area commuting boundaries, pinpointing local zoning impacts and potential solutions

The source

Chrissy Houlahan: Community Project Funding - Chrissy Houlahan - House.gov

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