Latimer backs down from Yorktown affordable housing in $10 million sewer grant dispute---“The county executive has demonstrated that he is not prepared to take any serious steps to affirmatively further fair housing.” - Craig Gurian, executive director of the Anti-Discrimination Center.
BY David McKay Wilson, Rockland/Westchester Journal News
Westchester
County Executive George Latimer, a self-proclaimed proponent of
affordable housing, this week gave up one of the county’s strongest
incentives to create affordable units in predominantly white suburban
communities. Six months ago, the Rye Democrat declared he “would
not back down” to Yorktown over making a $10 million sewer grant
contingent upon adoption of zoning changes to promote affordable
housing.
On Monday, Latimer did just that. Read more at
https://www.lohud.com/story/money/personal-finance/taxes/david-mckay-wilson/2022/03/23/yorktown-wins-10-million-sewer-grant-no-promise-housing/7131589001/
Like a bad penny.
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