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January 25, 20162 Mins read375
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Bay Area Oakland Wendel Rosen Black & Dean impact fees affordable housing residential development commercial development Robert Selna
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By Robert Selna Unlike most large Bay Area cities, Oakland has not charged development impact fees to pay for affordable housing, but that is likely to change soon. The ramifications of a proposal to impose fees on new residential and commercial development in Oakland will come into much clearer focus on Jan. 26, 2016 when […]

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