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• Valley Breeze: Council puts train zoning on hold amid call for 10 percent affordable units

  Creation of a new zoning district around the city’s coming train station is too important to approve it in a “half-baked” form, say City Council members.

• The Valley Breeze: High Rocks, town reach agreement on affordable units

  One year after the town demanded answers from the developers of the High Rocks Condominiums as to why promised affordable units were never built, the two sides have reached an agreement on a path forward for the building.

• Valley Breeze: Draft law on affordable housing offers incentives

  Preliminary drafts of the city’s new affordable housing ordinance do not include a mandate for a minimum of 10 percent affordable units within the Conant Thread district surrounding a coming new train station, says Councilor Terry Mercer.

• Governor's Office: Governor McKee, RIHousing Announce Historic $80M Investment for Affordable Housing Across Rhode Island

  Governor McKee, RIHousing Announce Historic $80M Investment for Affordable Housing Across Rhode Island

• The Valley Breeze: ‘Lincoln Lofts’ at Sayles Mill gets OK from Zoning Board

  The “Lincoln Lofts,” proposed to transform the former Sayles Mill building off Walker Street into apartments, moved forward in the planning process Tuesday night after the Lincoln Zoning Board agreed to grant parking relief to the project.

• The Valley Breeze: Council will hold separate meetings on affordable housing mandate

  The City Council is planning a series of meetings on a proposal to require 10 percent affordable housing in the new Transit-Oriented Development district around a coming new train station off Main Street.