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Rep. Stephen Whyte said his bills remove regulatory hurdles and facilitate market-based solutions to Utah’s housing crisis

Rep. Stephen Whyte said his bills remove regulatory hurdles and facilitate market-based solutions to Utah’s housing crisis

The Summit County hamlet of Hoytsville is bound to grow and longtime landowners have a vision for how that should happen.

Before the Utah Legislatures 2023 general session began, Republican leaders promised action this year to address the affordable housing crisis.

As the housing market continues to price out many Utahns, the Utah Legislature this year largely focused on reducing regulatory barriers while also pumping nearly $200 million toward housing, homelessness programs. Have they appropriately balanced city powers and will it be enough to help bring housing prices under control?

A Utah bill would allow for the creation of a “dedicated infrastructure district.” Supporters say it would be a tool to lower costs for housing. Opponents worry it would be an “unprecedented” move to create a new entity that would not have elected officials.

Leaders of Utahs capital city approved a plan this week that calls for 19 new single-lot cottages on a vacant space of land in the Avenues after, which has received complaints from residents.

Accessory dwelling units, or mother-in-law apartments, have become an important piece in the complex puzzle of a major housing crisis here in Utah.

Two bills simplifying ballot petitions clear committee and head to the floor