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City’s latest housing session draws more residents into process

Around 30 people came to City Hall on Aug 18 to connect in person with city staff around the Housing Element process.

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The session will be followed by an open house in the City Hall courtyard where residents can meet city staff and ask questions for further clarity.

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This virtual event aims to clarify key developments in the Housing Element process.