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The document outlines the FY 2008 Ohio Consolidated Plan Amendment for the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP), detailing the allocation of $116,859,223 in funds to address areas of greatest need due to foreclosures and economic distress. It describes the methodology for determining fund distribution based on local needs, eligible activities for funding such as residential development and affordable rental housing initiatives, and compliance requirements for recipients. The plan emphasizes targeting low-income households and ensuring continued affordability in housing projects.

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