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Green Bay Equal Rights Commission addresses housing inequality

January 17, 2023 By WRN Contributor

The city of Green Bay is considering how to address inequality in housing. A report from the city’s Equal Rights Commission outlines short-and long-term recommendations. Jon Shelton, chair of the Commission, said those include a municipal housing ordinance that would require developers to develop a certain amount of affordable housing.

The commission held a public hearing on the report and recommendations on Martin Luther King Day. The Green Bay common council will review the findings of the report during its Februrary 9 meeting.

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