Inclusionary Zoning - Equitable Development Toolkit
Overview
Land use regulation mandating a percentage (usually 15-20%) of the housing units in all larger projects be affordable to people of low and moderate incomes. (2003)
Land use regulation mandating a percentage (usually 15-20%) of the housing units in all larger projects be affordable to people of low and moderate incomes. (2003)
Highlights a number of innovative strategies to help address the food access challenges and provides guidance for attracting fresh food retail into underserved communities. (2011)
Use this tool to steer neighborhoods back to sustainable recovery after foreclosure processes are well underway. (2009)
Preserve affordable rental units by protecting subsidized housing units with expiring contracts. (2004)
Most EAH programs help employees purchase homes—often near their workplace. They can provide rental assistance or increase the housing in the surrounding community affordable for an employer's workers. (2004)
Details the challenges associated with starting and sustaining farmers' markets in low-income communities of color, as well as some of the successful strategies that have been used to overcome those challenges. (2011)
Requires new commercial developments to contribute fees to the development of affordable housing, community services and infrastructure. (2004)
Offers residents, policymakers, business leaders, and advocates ideas and strategies for improving small stores in underserved communities. (2011)
Co-op models targeted to low- income residents can offer financial benefits, business skills, and experience in running a democratically- controlled enterprise. (2004)
Congressional mandate that financial institutions help meet credit needs of the communities in which they operate, including low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. (2004)