The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors has decided to not move forward with placing a measure on the November ballot to ask voters whether they want to grant public agencies within the County a more direct role in building affordable housing.
The Board agreed to consider establishing a new subcommittee that would focus on collaborating with cities and educating residents for an affordable housing measure for a future election cycle.
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