City council hears second workforce housing proposal

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  • Coach Barry Havior (back row, right) poses with the Baldwin County Lightning Jets after receiving the proclamation for Coach Barry Havior Day from council member Denese Shinholster. GREENBERRY MOORE/Staff
    Coach Barry Havior (back row, right) poses with the Baldwin County Lightning Jets after receiving the proclamation for Coach Barry Havior Day from council member Denese Shinholster. GREENBERRY MOORE/Staff
  • An example of a 1,398-sq. ft. house that could be built through Lawson’s workforce housing proposal. Houses will range from 1,100-1,600 square feet each. COURTESY OF MBCTV
    An example of a 1,398-sq. ft. house that could be built through Lawson’s workforce housing proposal. Houses will range from 1,100-1,600 square feet each. COURTESY OF MBCTV
  • Lawson’s plan accounts for 46 single family homes on Dunlap Road. COURTESY OF MBCTV
    Lawson’s plan accounts for 46 single family homes on Dunlap Road. COURTESY OF MBCTV
    The Milledgeville City Council met Tuesday to hear the second proposal for the Equity Fund application and Workforce Housing Grant.Lawson Lawrence, a local builder, presented his proposal for 46 single family homes on Dunlap Road. Each home would be between 1,100-1,600 square feet. He stated prices would range between $182,000 to $273,000 depending on the number of bedrooms and bathrooms...

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