Land Use & Zoning
A NH town adopts an inclusionary zoning ordinance requiring that 10% of units in residential developments of 10+ units be affordable. This is an example of:
AExclusionary zoning
BInclusionary zoning intended to increase housing affordability✓ Correct
CA taking requiring just compensation
DSpot zoning
Explanation
Inclusionary zoning requires developers to include a percentage of affordable units in new developments. It is a tool to promote economic diversity and housing access, authorized in NH under RSA 674:21.
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