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9-26-23 Planning Board Meeting
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed21 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personWe have a call up item, final plot to subdivide the property at 2 4 1 5 vine place
This application is subject to potential call-up on or before September, the 20 seventh
I had a discussion with staff regarding zoning for affordable housing and there was some change to the minimum
adjustments to the code and regulations to clarify IH requirements sort of simplify some code language and reduce redundancies
staff plans to pursue a Nexus study. Hopefully next year to a that presidential linkage fee
adjusting the rents that would be required of any on-site affordable rentals that are put on site because of inclusionary housing
A developer can not do that if they pay a significantly more cash in loop.
This has never been used. Essentially, it's very hard to actually do an off-site project without going through site review
But the 40 just seemed like a more reasonable number. So that would be a project with 10.
No, no, this wouldn't apply to funded projects like a BHP project.
So, an entity like BHP can go out and find a site.
If the money goes to BHP, when the money goes to BHP. Do they do the.
On site is, is an inclusionary housing. And while inclusionary housing, is what we call the workforce that affordable housing
I have 2 questions related to annexation, which is. Something that I brought up in a recent annexation that we were considering.
Annexations are really different than I. They're not IH, the IH. Rules don't apply.
Okay, so I was wrong. But for anything of any size, we're gonna require affordable units, no option for cash
it's more expensive to develop middle income housing than it is permanently affordable housing
if you look at BVSDs numbers right now, we're looking at closing a lot of elementary schools and soon.
If the zoning for affordable housing passes and we are able to do more duplexes and triplexes in single-family neighborhoods.
It's it's $30 per square foot. So if you think about what we're imposing on housing and comparing that to commercial development.
On the commercial linkage fee. Model upon The escalation metric used within the inclusion housing ordinance.