Does Greenfield require affordable units in new housing?

Greenfield's code: The fee is 20% of the cost to develop the average market-rate unit, times the number of units paid for. (Applies to developments of 5 or more units, only for a fractional unit left over when the 20% is not a whole number.) (§ 17.51.080); The rule applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots. (§ 17.51.060).

Affordable units in new housing (inclusionary) in Greenfield

Greenfield code What Greenfield's code adds
Fee instead of units	The fee is 20% of the cost to develop the average market-rate unit, times the number of units paid for. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units, only for a fractional unit left over when the 20% is not a whole number. § 17.51.080 · code text The fee shall be twenty percent (20%) of the cost of developing the average market-rate unit proposed for the development multiplied by the number of inclusionary units for which the fee is being paid.
Projects it applies to	The rule applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots. § 17.51.060 · code text All residential development consisting of five (5) or more units or lots in the city shall provide inclusionary units on site
Share of affordable units	20% of the units must be inclusionary rental units. Applies: Applies to residential developments of 5 or more units or lots; multifamily rental projects. § 17.51.060 · code text Multifamily projects designed as rental projects shall require a set-aside of twenty percent (20%) of the units as inclusionary rental units. 20% of the units must be for-sale inclusionary units. Applies: Applies to residential developments of 5 or more units or lots; traditional subdivision projects. § 17.51.060 · code text Traditional subdivision projects shall require a set aside of twenty percent (20%) of the units as for-sale inclusionary units. 20% of the units must be inclusionary units. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots; mixed use projects and projects of mixed housing type. § 17.51.060 · code text Both mixed use projects and projects of mixed housing type shall require a set-aside of twenty percent (20%) of the units included in the development as inclusionary units 10% of the units go to low income households. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots; multifamily rental inclusionary units. § 17.51.060 · code text For multifamily rental inclusionary units ten percent (10%) of the total units in the development shall be set aside for low income households 10% of the units go to very low income households. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots; multifamily rental inclusionary units. § 17.51.060 · code text ten percent (10%) of the total units in the development shall be set aside for very low income households. 10% of the units go to low income households. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots; rental units other than multifamily. § 17.51.060 · code text For rental units other than multifamily units, ten percent (10%) of the total units in the residential development shall be set aside for low income households 10% of the units go to moderate income households. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots; rental units other than multifamily. § 17.51.060 · code text ten percent (10%) shall be set aside for moderate income households. 10% of the units go to moderate income households. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots; for-sale inclusionary units. § 17.51.060 · code text For for-sale inclusionary units, ten percent (10%) of the total units in the development shall be set aside for moderate income households 10% of the units go to low income households. Applies: Applies to developments of 5 or more units or lots; for-sale inclusionary units. § 17.51.060 · code text ten percent (10%) of the total units in the development shall be set aside for low income households.

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