Are people Going to move here if this rental is available is the question. With kids with no lawns or play areas and would pets be allowed or not. Would people come?

1) flood zone? And will it have insurance? 2) who would own/put the money up? 3) are towns being told if they don’t they won’t get grants /aid) 4) what decided rent price? 5) who tends to it or oversees it? 6) do they have limit on how many cars people could or would have. A family of 3 or more could have that many plus?

What is considered reasonable amount to rent. What would be a price? Long term concerns. What happens if people still don’t come and can’t afford jt! No one right now is moving to this area for under 50, people can’t find help at even that amount.

So quick questions and maybe quick answers. I’ve missed some of this so maybe refresh. (Part of the concern is the nice housing on 7 out towards town is not affordable for a lot of service people so that makes people concerned about this new building)

Ooft. I don't have the answers, but given what's happening right now at midstate christian, I have deep concerns that many private schools would actually embrace anti discriminatory policies. And who would send, for example, their queer or trans child to a school with this history? Doesn't in effect let schools get the best of both worlds?