Rhode Island S2268 allows faith-based organizations to develop affordable housing on their land, with at least 50% of units for low- or.
Rhode Island S2268, known as the Faith-based Affordable Housing Development Act, enables faith-based organizations to develop affordable housing on their land. The bill mandates that at least 50% of the housing units must be for low- or moderate-income households. It sets statewide development standards, limits local barriers, and streamlines approvals to expand housing supply. Municipalities are prohibited from imposing discretionary review, special permits, additional fees, or conditions beyond those applicable to comparable developments.
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