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East Palo Alto councilmember caught messaging developer before policy vote — Los Altos Government news

During a July debate over affordable housing, East Palo Alto City Council member Mark Dinan was involved in a message exchange with a developer who stood to financially benefit from the subsequent decision, according to documents obtained by this publication. The post East Palo Alto councilmember caught messaging developer before policy vote appeared first on Palo Alto Online.

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