An amended development agreement was approved this week for a workforce housing project on Moro Street after the developer increased the scope of the project.
The city commission in June approved an initial agreement for Frontier Development to receive a property tax abatement for a five-unit townhome project at 716 Moro St.
Company partner Tyler Holloman said after an oversight on parking regulations, he and fellow developer Ben Burton were able to increase the project from five to seven units, taking the project from a single-floor concept to a two-story concept with a smaller footprint.
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