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Downtown housing proposal becomes the sixth to lean on new state law
The Minority Television Project, a nonprofit group that specializes in public education, is looking to build a seven-story development at 135 University Ave., one of three housing projects that the organization is pitching under a new state law that loosens height and density restrictions near transit stops.
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The Minority Television Project, a nonprofit group that specializes in public education, is looking to build a seven-story development at 135 University Ave., one of three housing projects that the organization is pitching under a new state law that loosens height and density restrictions near transit stops.
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According to Palo Alto Online’s linked source, Downtown housing proposal becomes the sixth to lean on new state law, The Minority Television Project, a nonprofit group that specializes in public education, is looking to build a seven-story development at 135 University Ave., one of three housing projects that the organization is pitching under a new state law that loosens height and density restrictions near transit stops.
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