Cache County housing task force urges zoning reform, county-city coordination to close 11,600‑unit shortfall
Presenters from Cache County's housing crisis task force told the River Heights City Council on May 6 that local population growth and restrictive local land-use policies have produced a large shortfall in housing and recommended zoning reform, public education and coordinated county-city planning.
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Karina Brown, a policy analyst for Cache County Executive David Zook, told the River Heights City Council on May 6 that Cache Valley needs roughly 11,600 additional housing units between 2021 and 2030 to accommodate household growth and avoid pricing out residents.
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