Despite local resident opposition, the Planning & Zoning Commission voted to approve the Hartzog Road Attainable Housing Community. During the public hearing, residents expressed their concerns regarding local infrastructure and overcrowding.
The community would add 1,410 multi-family residential units into Village H of Horizon West.
| # of Units | AMI Range | Income Limit | Rent Limit |
| 116 | 50% AMI | $42,850 | $1,071.25 |
| 222 | 60% AMI | $51,420 | $1,285.50 |
| 402 | 80% AMI | $68,560 | $1,714.00 |
| 317 | 100% AMI | $85,700 | $2,142.50 |
| 353 | n/a | n/a | Market Rates |
The District 1 representative on the Planning & Zoning Commission, David Boers, made a motion for denial, finding the project inconsistent with the comprehensive plan. The motion did not receive a second and did not advance.
The request was then approved in a 5-1 vote, with David Boers voting against it.
The project goes in front of the Orange County Board of Commissioners for final approval.
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