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In what may set the record for the longest single paragraph in the statute books, G.S. 153A-149, unless the same is first submitted to a vote of the people as therein provided.” Regardless of the housing authority structure, the powers are vast. Powers of housing authorities. to own, hold, clear, and improve property.
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