Public and developers split on Tempe’s proposed bonus program; residents seek guardrails, developers cite feasibility concerns
Public survey results and developer outreach showed divergent views: residents asked for stronger safeguards and public hearings; developers questioned whether incentives offset long-term revenue loss under a 30-year affordability covenant.
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City planners shared divergent feedback gathered during January outreach. The online survey (210 responses) showed mixed sentiment: while 58% of respondents said they supported creating more affordable housing in Tempe, 56% opposed the draft bonus program as presented.
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