Some say low-income housing resembles failed public housing

Published November 3, 2006 5:00am ET



A proposed low-income housing development in Ellicott City has some worried it resembles failed high-rise public housing buildings nationwide.

The 59-unit development would segregate low-income residents, said Patrick Crowe, a member of the residents? group Friends of Font Hill, who opposes the Frederick Road building.

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