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After first round of Measure P paperwork, one thing is clear: More applicants will be competing for less money

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TMR's Doug Hoagland is keeping close tabs on the application process. There could be more than twice the number of applications in 2025.

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After first round of Measure P paperwork, one thing is clear: More applicants will be competing for less money

TMR's Doug Hoagland is keeping close tabs on the application process. There could be more than twice the number of applications in 2025.

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After first round of Measure P paperwork, one thing is clear: More applicants will be competing for less money

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