Land Use & Zoning
What is 'community benefits agreement' (CBA) in Delaware development?
AA standard agreement required for all new developments
BA negotiated agreement between a developer and community organizations specifying community benefits (affordable housing, local hiring, parks) in exchange for project support✓ Correct
CAn agreement between the developer and the municipality for impact fees
DA benefit agreement for residents of a new development
Explanation
A Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) is a contract between a developer and community stakeholders (organized residents, nonprofits) specifying commitments the developer will provide — affordable units, local hiring, park funding — in exchange for community support.
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