Advisory group questions why Rays affordable housing plan lacks teeth
The St. Petersburg Community Benefits Advisory Council could suggest harsher penalties for undelivered residences.
Source: tampabay.com
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The St. Petersburg Community Benefits Advisory Council could suggest harsher penalties for undelivered residences.
The advisory group tasked with ensuring the public benefits from the taxpayer-subsidized Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment project could recommend harsher penalties if it doesn’t build a promised number of affordable homes. As the deal is structured right now, the Tampa Bay Rays and their development partner Hines could avoid building or financing that housing by paying a fine far less ...