Land Use & Zoning (alternative)
Maryland's Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) in development projects are:
AContracts between the state and federal government for development funding
BLegally binding agreements between developers and community groups defining benefits the developer provides✓ Correct
CMREC-required agreements for mixed-use developments
DTax abatement agreements with local governments
Explanation
Community Benefit Agreements are legally binding contracts between developers and local community groups specifying benefits the developer will provide (affordable housing, local hiring, parks) in exchange for community support for the development.
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