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East Bay Neighbors Wary Of Habitat For Humanity Plan

The charity got a quarter acre lot for just $10. Now it want to cram seven, 3-story townhomes onto it, right next door to a modest home.

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The proposed townhomes would look down into the neighboring backyard. The homeowner saved for 15 years to buy it.
The proposed townhomes would look down into the neighboring backyard. The homeowner saved for 15 years to buy it. (CBS-SF)

PLEASANT HILL (KPIX) – Habitat for Humanity is getting a piece of property in the East Bay for a bargain price, but neighbors are concerned the development plans may be a bit too ambitious.

For decades, Habitat For Humanity has used the “sweat equity” of teams of volunteers to build affordable homes for those who cannot afford one themselves.

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