Allows by right residential development on land owned by higher education or religious institutions for affordable housing.
This bill allows by right residential development on land owned by higher education or religious institutions for affordable housing. It applies to municipalities with a population over 50,000 and designated as urban. The development must meet specific criteria, such as not being in historic districts or near light industrial sites. At least 80% of units must be for low-income residents, with up to 5% for managers or staff. The development can include ancillary uses like child care centers, but only on the ground floor. The bill becomes effective October 1, 2025.
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