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Secretary Mel Martinez in Burlington, Vermont

Secretary Mel Martinez in Burlington, Vermont

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Event: Secretary Mel Martinez in Burlington, Vermont

Subject Description: Secretary Mel Martinez on visit to Burlington, Vermont, designated at the beginning of the year as one of the 40 HUD "Renewal Communities" eligible, under the 2000 Community Renewal Tax Relief Act, to share in tax incentives to stimulate job growth, promote economic development, and create affordable housing. The Secretary met with local HUD staff, visited the McAuley Square development-- a 74-unit affordable housing project begun in 2001--and met with Vermont Treasurer and Gubernatorial candidate Jim Douglas, among other activities.

Creator: David Valdez--HUD
207-DP-8503 - Secretary Mel Martinez in Burlington, Vermont

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23/09/2002
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