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Moab housing task force seeks interlocal agreement and $10,000 to support outreach, cites pipeline data
Summary
The Moab Area Housing Task Force reported program activity, described committees working on deed restrictions and a housing dashboard, and asked the city to negotiate and sign an updated interlocal agreement. The Task Force requested $10,000 from the city for events/outreach and reported current pipeline numbers: 57 units recently built, 678 active permits, 178 workforce units and 232 affordable units under 80% AMI.
Johanna, the chair of the Moab Area Housing Task Force, updated the council on the Task Force’s activities and priorities, asking the city to help negotiate and sign a refreshed interlocal agreement that clarifies roles among the city, county and other partners. Johanna described the Task Force’s work on deed‑restriction templates, community engagement and maintenance of moabhousing.com.
Ben Riley, who presented budget details for the Task Force, requested a $10,000 community contribution to support outreach, events, and legal help for deed‑restriction templates. Johanna reported an updated housing pipeline: “We have 57 units that are recently built,” she said, and staff later described 678 active building permits, about 178 workforce housing units in active development and 232 affordable units below 80% AMI. The Task Force said it will continue hosting educational events and working with city and county staff on a housing dashboard and deed‑restriction work.
