The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's manual describes the basic principles of safe and healthy housing in terms of the physiological, psychological, and protection needs that housing provides as well as twelve other chapters on topics from electricity to residential swimming pools to indoor air pollution.
This 2003 publication was designed to help local leaders decide whether an inclusionary housing ordinance was right for their community. It includes an annotated sample inclusionary housing ordinance. The Institute is grateful to McDonough Holland & Allen PC for its support for this publication.
A safe, affordable home is the cornerstone of the California dream. Providing a full range of housing choices is one of the most fundamental elements of a vibrant and livable community. Unfortunately, the dream is out of economic reach for far too many families in California.Read more »
Describes the minimum public participation requirements regional and local agencies must meet to implement SB375. Includes tools and resources to learn more.
Check out the Institute's series of plain language descriptions of common land use decisions. They can be attached to public hearing notices and otherwise made available to the public.
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