Roseville has handed a second developer a chance to build affordable senior housing on a downtown lot that has sat empty for more than a decade, approving a sale to Eden Housing four years after an earlier deal for the same site collapsed. The Roseville City Council voted unanimously earlier this year to sell two […]
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