Faith-based affordable housing act allows residential development on religious land with specific density and affordability requirements.
The Faith-based Affordable Housing Act allows for residential development on religious land, setting specific density and affordability requirements. Each village, town, and city must allow construction and occupation of residential buildings on covered sites up to specified densities. In towns, villages, or cities with fewer than one million inhabitants, residential buildings must set aside twenty percent of the residential floor area for households earning an average of eighty percent of the area median income.
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