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Housing Element Website and On line Survey (OPTIONAL) As an optional task, MIG can modify the structure of the existing General Plan update website we are maintaining to include a separate Housing Element tab and/or to integrate the Housing Element schedule and tasks into the overall materials for the General Plan. This task would include providing notifications of upcoming workshops and hearings, and for posting of draft materials for review and comment. We would also include an on-line survey focused on housing issues.
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