Land Use & Zoning
In New York City, 'mandatory inclusionary housing' (MIH) requires affordable housing units in new developments when:
AAny building permit is issued
BThe city rezones land to allow greater residential density through a ULURP action✓ Correct
CA developer voluntarily requests a bonus
DOnly in Manhattan below 96th Street
Explanation
MIH is triggered in NYC when a rezoning action approved through ULURP increases residential development potential. Developers must then provide a percentage of affordable units on-site or contribute to an off-site affordable housing fund.
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