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I keep getting the feeling that different people have different
interpretations of what affordable housing actually is. It is not public
housing or subsidized housing. It is housing for individuals within the
median income range and the rents could range from $800 on up. While
affordable housing is a real problem right now, so is low-income subsidized
housing. That would take some help from the federal government and right now
they don't seem want to do anything about that.
Karen Collier
Linden Hills
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<HTML><FONT SIZE=2>I keep getting the feeling that different people have different
<BR>interpretations of what affordable housing actually is. It is not public
<BR>housing or subsidized housing. It is housing for individuals within the
<BR>median income range and the rents could range from $800 on up. While
<BR>affordable housing is a real problem right now, so is low-income subsidized
<BR>housing. That would take some help from the federal government and right now
<BR>they don't seem want to do anything about that.
<BR>
<BR>Karen Collier
<BR>Linden Hills</FONT></HTML>
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