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Fulton County schedules a hearing for a development request for affordable housing
The official record places 26-0413 before Fulton County for a development request for affordable housing.
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Case summary
A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.
- Recorded outcome
- ApprovedSource date unavailable · Source ↗
- What the record describes
- grant supports a 149-unit affordable multifamily developmentSource date unavailable · Source ↗
- What is proposed
- Affordable housingSource date unavailable · Source ↗
- Housing units listed
- 149Source date unavailable · Source ↗
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Fulton filing seeks grant for 149-unit affordable multifamily development.
Published after this articleApproval was recorded for a grant supporting a 149-unit affordable multifamily development.
Published after this articleGrant approved to support a 149-unit affordable multifamily development
Published after this articleApproval was recorded for a grant supporting a 149-unit affordable multifamily development.
Published after this articleGrant support for a 149-unit affordable multifamily development was approved.
Published after this articleGrant support for a 149-unit affordable multifamily development approved
Published after this articleAn approved grant supports a 149-unit affordable multifamily development.
Published after this articleFulton County approves a grant supporting a 149-unit affordable multifamily development.
Published after this article