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A Wyoming lawmaker wants to sell state land at $1 per acre for affordable housing
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Oil City News
by Angus M. Thuermer Jr., WyoFileA legislator who proposes that Wyoming sell “unnecessary” state-owned land for $1 an acre for affordable housing said his plan for new communities of 10-acre lots might also help wildlife habitat.
Regarding the acreage that might be available, he said, “I don’t have 100% full certainty how much.”In addition to providing affordable housing for Wyoming residents, building out instead of up could help the state’s wildlife, he said.
“It’s likely this bill does nothing but continues the narrative that we should sell public lands,” she said.
“We keep talking about affordable housing, affordable housing, affordable housing,” Wasserburger said.
Out, not upRather than having people living in a “built up” vertical environment, “we could have people spread out across land,” Wasserburger said.