Affordable housing measures advanced
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The Committee on Land Use approved two affordable housing measures: one creating affordable homeownership opportunities by a 12-0 vote, and another requiring more affordable rental units in projects receiving city financial assistance by an 11-1 vote. One committee member was absent in each vote.
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What this means
The committee advanced legislation intended to expand affordable homeownership and increase rental housing affordable to extremely low-income and very low-income households in projects receiving city financial assistance. The homeownership measure passed unanimously among members present, while the rental affordability measure passed with one opposing vote. The committee also filed the Mayor's veto messages for both measures.
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- Approved Int. 0958-2024-A, concerning the creation of affordable homeownership opportunities, by a 12-0 vote with one member absent; Enactment No. 2026/057.
- Approved Int. 1443-2025-A, concerning the percentage of rental units affordable to extremely low-income and very low-income households in projects receiving city financial assistance, by an 11-1 vote with one member absent; Enactment No. 2026/066.
- Filed Mayor's veto message M 0010-2026 after a committee hearing.
- Filed Mayor's veto message M 0021-2026 after a committee hearing.
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