100 Million Dollar Affordable Housing Bond

- 4:30

Sen. Gene Davis

Posted

Mar 07, 2018

HB 464 would establish a fund of up to $100 million dollars for affordable housing projects in Utah. Rep Gene Davis explains the type of housing that would be built and why housing is such a problem for the state.

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