City fails to approve residential infill agreement
A residential infill program proposed by a local developer that would have seen vacant, city-owned lots put back on the tax roll has hit a speed bump.
Source: monroenews.com
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A residential infill program proposed by a local developer that would have seen vacant, city-owned lots put back on the tax roll has hit a speed bump.
A local developer has proposed a partnership with the City of Monroe to get some of the vacant, city-owned lots back on the tax roll.