Residents in Redmond said they're concerned about a new housing project passed by city council, which is the same plan that the city of Kenmore recently rejected. "I am interested in getting people off the street, but I don't want to throw money at it and have it not be useful," said Penny Nicholls, the owner of Penny Nicholls Salon. Her salon is located across the street from a new Plymouth Housing project. A five-story, 100-unit building that will provide housing and stability for people transferring out of homelessness. In particular, it will serve people with disabilities. READ MORE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/community-reactions-incoming-redmond-affordable-housing/281-51323e6d-149f-4d6c-bf59-e61e15170033