Inclusionary zoning widens availability

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Making homes affordable to all Baltimoreans isn?t a pie-in-the-sky dream, says Michael Sarbanes, chairman of the Baltimore City Task Force on Inclusionary Zoning and Housing.

“We?re saying that there ought to be a possibility in any development for the city to be able to pay for moderate- to modest-priced homes to get developed,” Sarbanes said.

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