The City of Toronto is developing an inclusionary zoning policy that would require new residential developments to include affordable housing units, creating mixed-income housing. Our city is growing and we want to make sure new housing is affordable for those who call Toronto home. Inclusionary zoning is one solution among a range of City initiatives to help address Toronto’s housing needs.
The City is consulting the public on a draft Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment that outline how inclusionary zoning would apply in Toronto. We want your feedback on the direction of the inclusionary zoning policy to make sure it is equitable, predictable, flexible, and meets our city’s needs.
Join one of three Virtual Public Meetings to learn more about Inclusionary Zoning and provide your feedback to City staff.
Further information is available online at: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/planning-development/planning-studies-initiatives/inclusionary-zoning-policy/
View the meeting notice below:
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