Steamboat Springs voters reject plan to build affordable housing community for more than 6,000 residents ...Middle East

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Voters in Steamboat Springs have rejected the city’s annexation of Brown Ranch, killing a plan to build affordable housing for more than 6,000 residents. The Brown Ranch project started when an anonymous donor in 2021 gave the Yampa Valley Housing Authority $24 million to buy a 534-acre ranch west of the city. The authority spent two years working on a plan to build 2,264 affordable units by 2040 and the city annexed 420 acres of the parcel last year. A group of residents thought the project was too big for the community of 13,000 and forced a special election. More than 5,300 voters weighed the proposal, rejecting the annexation Tuesday. Early results posted around 8:15 p.m. showed

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