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FHA 236 for apartments. Also, participated in the bid process, created rehab spec's, performed inspections. WASHINGTON, D.C. EXPERIENCE 1978.1979 Urban Planner I. Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG). As a regional planner, developed and coordinated the "Housing Rehab Task Force" com

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