Businesses question ?inclusionary? housing quota

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A recommendation requiring a 10 percent affordable housing set-aside for 30-plus-units projects where no major public subsidy and significant zoning considerations apply is taking the most business heat out of the recommendations tendered in July by the Baltimore City Council?s Task Force on Inclusionary Zoning and Housing

“It?s the 10 percent [quota],” Greater Baltimore Council President Donald Fry agreed was most conspicuous. However, Fry stressed that the 500-member regional business council will have no official position in the matter until a bill is introduced.

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