Midway doesn’t yet have dedicated, deed-restricted affordable housing developments. “In order for us to make sure workforce housing happens, we only really have [one] solution – and that’s coming up with a way to subsidize it,” he said. At a meeting July 21, the city council discussed ideas to construct affordable housing so more people can live as well as work in Midway. Councilmember Kevin Payne says in resort communities, affordable housing needs to account for the gap between residents’ wealth and lower-wage service industry jobs. Midway leaders want to impose deed restrictions to ensure any workforce housing stays affordable.