Episode 3101: E.G GOES IN ON CORONAVIRUS,PLUS 1.3 BILLION IN WILDLIFE FUND AND PEPOLE HAVE GOT NOTHING WTF(MUST HEAR)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The city of Santa Rosa has a dozen affordable housing complexes in varying stages of development that are in need of funding and could probably take advantage of the relief dollars, said David Gouin, the city’s director of housing and community services. If they’re all built, the projects would add more than 950 new apartments for low-income families.

In Paradise, the town's largest low-income housing complex burned down during the Camp fire. Its developer, Community Housing Improvement Program, is in the process of rebuilding and would be eligible for disaster relief funding. But the project is getting squeezed by Internal Revenue Service regulations that call for affordable housing projects to be reoccupied within two years after they’re destroyed. Financing for the project remains precarious, said Seana O’Shaughnessy, the developer’s president and chief executive.