Universal Parks & Resorts and Wendover Housing Partners have revealed a first look at the theme park’s affordable housing community, a 1,000-unit mixed-income development with on-site tuition-free preschool and medical care, 16,000 square feet of retail space, fitness trails and a transportation hub for buses, ridesharing and employer shuttles. The plan for the community, named Catchlight Crossings, was submitted to the Orange County Planning and Development department Monday.
