100 affordable housing units proposed for Reynoldsburg with shops, rooftop recreation

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Mayor Begeny said the city bought the lot across the street from City Hall back in 2021 for $2 million. City leaders demolished a PNC Bank on the site. He's now proposing to sell to CMHA for $1,500,000 to break ground on the $30 million project. Last week, more than 50 tenants of the Reynoldsburg Mobile Home Park down the street gathered in a protest outside of their leasing office due to higher rents. Many are seniors on fixed incomes and were given notice that their lost rents would jump by 40%. The new fees would take more than 50% of the income Mary Kay Keller, 99, receives from Social Security per month.

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