Affordable housing programs widen rift between supervisors, housing staff

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The problems surrounding hundreds of cost-controlled affordable dwellings in Fairfax County have widened the already deep schism between housing officials and their critics on the Board of Supervisors.

While supervisors blame homeowners and the lending industry for approving the improperly large loans, they also say the county should have had more stringent controls to prevent the practice.

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