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New life being breathed into dormant Tuscany Village project
Amin Vohra at Tuscany Village
Amin Vohra, CEO of Affordable Housing Organization, spoke at a small ribbon cutting ceremony Monday morning to herald a new quest to finish the beleaguered Tuscany Village project on Whitmore Avenue. Gathered behind him are city officials, members of the Ceres City Council and the key players in the financing and building industries. Vohra said the 40-home project will be completed in about eight months. - photo by Jeff Benziger
The Tuscany Village gated community project, stalled in construction for two years since being approved by the Ceres Planning Commission in May 2006, should finally be completed within eight months thanks to the bank’s decision to work in partnership with the Stanislaus County Regional Housing Authority and A&M Affordable housing developer.