Marin softens housing development affordability requirements
The shift is intended to maximize the number of new dwellings by giving developers more options to fulfill inclusionary standards.
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The shift is intended to maximize the number of new dwellings by giving developers more options to fulfill inclusionary standards.
The county and six cities and towns are considering relaxing certain requirements to increase the availability of homes.
The city is expected to receive $485,000 to support projects in housing, capital improvements and social services.
More money is available for affordable housing developers to create new affordable homes in Marin County and preserve existing affordable units. This year, the County of Marin is leveraging several local, state and federal funding sources and issuing a single online application for affordable housing developers to bid for a portion of the $5 million available. | March 17 deadline to apply for over $5 million in funding; March 1 virtual meeting set to assist applicants By Molly Kron More money is available for affordable housing developers to create new affordable homes in Marin County and pres...