Land Use & Zoning
New Hampshire's Workforce Housing Law (RSA 674:58–61) requires municipalities to:
ABuild government-funded housing for low-income residents
BProvide a 'reasonable and realistic opportunity' to develop workforce housing in their communities✓ Correct
CExempt all affordable housing from property taxes
DMandate inclusionary zoning in all new developments
Explanation
RSA 674:58-61 requires NH municipalities to provide a reasonable and realistic opportunity to develop workforce and affordable housing in their zoning ordinances. A developer may seek an expedited permit process if a town does not comply.
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