Twisp Civic Building Photo by Julia Babkina

In a unanimous vote, Twisp Town Council approved an application by Catholic Charities to construct three buildings and 78 units of apartments in the orchard behind Hank’s.

Councilmember Wyatt Lundquist recused himself because his property borders the project and he attends a Catholic church.

48 units are designated for low income housing and 24 for market-rate rentals. The low income housing will be built in Phase 1 of the project. Under the contract terms for…

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