US EditionProvincial Government Sets Inclusionary Zoning Caps
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Provincial Government Sets Inclusionary Zoning Caps
The City of Hamilton (and all other Ontario municipalities) will only be permitted to require up to five percent affordable units in new developments along Hamilton’s planning B-Line LRT corridor and near the city’s three GO train stations. On Tuesday (May 12), the Province posted new inclusionary zoning (IZ) regulations, which state the maximum IZ units required will now be “5% of the total number of units or 5% of the total gross floor area of…
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