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The document outlines the eligibility criteria for projects applying for At-risk status under California's Tax Credit Allocation Committee regulations. It specifies requirements such as a minimum low-income use period of 55 years, verification of at-risk conditions by a third-party legal opinion, possession of federal mortgage insurance or assistance, and income restrictions for tenants. Additionally, it mandates that applicants seek federal incentives to maintain low-income housing and provides guidelines on financial support and documentation needed for application.

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