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ED1, TOC, and density bonus projects, named only when the listing file names them.

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Which program is which?Open

A listing is called ED1, TOC, or density bonus only when its own file uses those words. Unit counts and lot sizes come from the same file. Files that name ED1 or Executive Directive 1: 3556 & 3562 Chesapeake Ave is listed as Affordable Housing, 61 units, 12,814 SF lot, ED1, available. 1050 & 1056 S Norton Ave is listed as Affordable Housing, 102 units, 18,533 SF lot, ED1, available. Files that name TOC: 3444 Hillcrest Dr is listed as Affordable Housing, 48 units, 9,863 SF lot, TOC, available. 8521 Horner Street is listed as Development, 29 units, 9,800 SF lot, TOC, available. 4129 Avalon Blvd is listed as Affordable Housing, 48 units, 8,199 SF lot, TOC, available. No current listing file uses the words density bonus.

Do these listings say Section 8?Open

No. The files name the program and the unit count. They do not state a Section 8 or housing-authority contract.

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