Rent stabilization is again on the agenda for the Concord City Council on Tuesday night.
The hot-button issue drew 67 public speakers spanning about five hours of testimony at the council’s Sept. 5 meeting. The council closed public comment and, after some discussion of the merits of the proposal, continued the item.
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