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Park City Council looks to study affordable housing conditions

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Park City Manager Adam Lenhard previews this week's council meeting, including a study session on a proposed study to evaluate current affordable housing conditions and progress toward meeting its goal of housing 15% of the city's workforce in town by 2032. Currently housing is available for about 12% of the workforce.

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