The Hood River City Council will continue deliberations in two weeks on language for an ordinance to create code to allow construction of what is termed “middle housing,” including duplexes, triplexes, and cottages, in all residential zones in the latest attempt by the City to encourage construction of affordable housing.  But it was apparent Councilors will be approving the ordinance once a number of details are hashed out, including parking requirements.  A second night of testimony brought a mixed bag of public opinion, with some urging passage to create more workforce housing opportunities, while others worried it would change the look and feel of Hood River.  Councilor Erick Haynie is seeking an amendment to require the City to review the code on an annual basis to determine if it is effective.  Deliberations will continue on March 29 at 6 p.m.