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New State Law Could Unlock Affirmed Housing’s 128-Unit Affordable Project in El Dorado County After Supervisors Blocked Earlier Plan

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Affirmed Housing's Green Valley Family Apartments could sidestep both CEQA review and a board vote if county staff rule the new AB 893 statute applies to the wetlands-bordered site. A San Diego-based affordable housing developer has found an unexpected lever to revive a 128-apartment project that El Dorado County supervisors effectively killed two years ago […]

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