Programmatic Infill Development Incentives

 

This white paper outlines how CEQA mitigation strategies, including VMT exchanges and banks, can incentivize infill development and contribute to reduced vehicle miles traveled.
March 22, 2023• 1 minute read
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Programmatic Infill Development Incentives

 

This white paper outlines how CEQA mitigation strategies, including VMT exchanges and banks, can incentivize infill development and contribute to reduced vehicle miles traveled.
March 22, 2023• 1 minute read
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