A 2019 law that tackles housing affordability through city planning has entered its “toddler stage” but it’s still too soon to measure results, the Utah League of Cities and Towns told a state legislative committee Wednesday.
The law required 82 cities, based on their population, to modify their general plans by December 2019 to address moderate income housing near public transit. They had to select at least three strategies from a list of 24 to accomplish that.
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