By Jason Evans
Staff Reporter

jevans@thepccourier.com

EASLEY — An assist from the city of Easley could help spur interest in an affordable housing development, officials hope.

During a work session last week, city council members discussed the Trailside Active Affordable Housing development, located at North 5th Street and West D Street, near the Doodle Trail.

Council passed an ordinance in June transferring 18 lots to Quinn Satterfield Inc. “for the purpose of constructing affordable home occupied single-family units.”

The homes will range from $120,000 to $160,000. Phase I of the development includes 12 home sites.

Applicants must be approved for a loan for the property they want to build on at Trailside. Once they’re approved, applicants will draw down that property for construction.

But so far, applicants haven’t made it all the way through the application

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