The Minneapolis City Council is allocating $14 million toward nine affordable housing projects, officials said Thursday.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and service providers act as cuts could force thousands of Minnesotans to lose housing.

State law limits the rate charged to the city’s 65 largest polluters to the cost of administering the program.

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Minneapolis plans to invest over $14 million to develop 11 affordable housing projects, creating nearly 600 homes.

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