The Moab City Council has approved an ordinance amending the City’s Municipal Code to require that 33 percent of housing units proposed for multi-household developments be designated as active employment units. Peter Christensen, CEO of the Utah Central Association of Realtors spoke with us about how this revamped ordinance will benefit the community.

<p>The Moab City Council has approved an ordinance amending the City’s Municipal Code to require that 33 percent of housing units proposed for multi-household developments be designated as active employment units. Peter Christensen, CEO of the Utah Central Association of Realtors spoke with us about how this revamped ordinance will benefit the community.</p>

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The Moab City Council has approved an ordinance amending the City’s Municipal Code to require that 33 percent of housing units proposed for multi-household developments be designated as active employment units. Peter Christensen, CEO of the Utah Central Association of Realtors spoke with us about how this revamped ordinance will benefit the community.

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