City seeks housing feedback with survey
February 5, 2019
The City of Zanesville is looking for public feedback on local housing needs.
Now through March, residents can share their opinions by participating in a survey.
“Our housing stock is not meeting the needs of the residents in a variety of ways,” said Community Development and Public Service Director Jay Bennett.
Noting inadequate housing options for returning offenders, elderly and disabled, Bennett said the survey seeks to address those concerns and learn of other needs.
“We need to survey and determine where are our gaps, where are our problems and where are our strengths,” said Bennett.
Partnering with Bowen National Research, Bennett said the results of the survey will give the city a wholistic look at Zanesville and help to guide future housing decisions for the city, developers and investors.
Margaret Fleming • Feb 6, 2019 at 3:39 pm
I have a house tree fell on roof no help because I was under Land Contract well now house paid off waiting to hear from Attorneys Is there any help out there for Roof work now on fixed Income up in Age Thank you
Geneva Mcwhorter • Feb 6, 2019 at 2:21 pm
We have plenty of places in zanesville that people could donate for people getting out of prison anhomeless with no job or money an women with children needin a home as quick as. Possisble the thing is not enough people donating homes for them. People who owns places not being used. Can get goverment. Money for donating so why not donate