Summary
Elk Grove rejected an affordable housing project, and now the developers are suing the city. That means the housing fight in your city is heading to court—and it could affect future projects and city legal costs.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could be on the hook for legal fees and settlement costs, while the rejected project means fewer affordable units get built.
Developers get a legal venue to challenge the rejection, and housing advocates may see the project revived if they win.
Residents who need affordable housing lose out while the project is stalled, and city taxpayers bear the cost of defending the lawsuit.
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