Land Use & Zoning
An 'inclusionary zoning' ordinance typically requires developers to:
AInclude commercial space in residential projects
BSet aside a percentage of units as affordable housing✓ Correct
CProvide open space equal to 25% of the project area
DConnect to regional transit before receiving a building permit
Explanation
Inclusionary zoning ordinances require developers of new housing to set aside a certain percentage of units (commonly 10-20%) as affordable to low- or moderate-income households.
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