County to approve Hoback Cabin #10 employee housing lease

The Board of County Commissioners is set to consider a lease for Hoback Cabin #10 as employee housing at its Aug. 11 meeting, part of the county's long-running effort to keep housing available for staff who work here. The department report says the Hoback Cabins are used to provide rental opportunities for qualified county employees, and this lease would keep that unit in the workforce housing pool Parks and Recreation Department Report.

That matters because the county has been using the Hoback Cabins for employee housing since at least 2017, when it approved a $830 monthly lease and a $500 security deposit for Cabin #10. The department report does not spell out the rent or tenant name for this new lease item, so readers should watch for those details in the meeting action itself Parks and Recreation Department Report.