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250-Unit Affordable Development in Marin County Gets State Certification

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By The Registry Staff Just months after the State of California released the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the 250-unit Oak Hill Apartments in Marin County, the state has certified the document, taking the project to the next step of its development. This significant decision is not subject to Marin County approval because the […]

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