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Richland Housing Authority in Sidney is awaiting final approval from the state for tax credits to build a $3.5 – 4 million project – Parkview Village – which will replace subsidized housing that was lost with the bulldozing of the former Community Services Building, in Sidney, last fall. The new, 20-unit facility will add even more affordable housing. It is being built by Mountain Plains Equity Group. Tenants of the facility will receive subsidies from the federal government under a program in which Montana receives about $2.5 million, in tax credits which are allocated to the Montana Board of Housing. As many as 18 projects are expected to be completed this year in the state, of which just four to six will get allocation.