Council to receive housing study from Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday

Posted at 8:52 am April 17, 2017
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

The Oak Ridge City Council will receive a housing study from the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday.

The Council is scheduled to receive the study during a non-voting work session at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 18, in the Central Services Complex Multipurpose Room. The Central Services Complex is on Woodbury Lane, off Wilberforce Avenue behind the Kmart shopping center.

The Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce Housing Study will be presented by Melinda Hillman, chair of the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce Housing Study Committee.

Oak Ridge Today plans to attend the work session and to have more information after the meeting.

You can see the work session agenda here.

More information will be added as itÂ becomes available.

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