Allow developers to round up housing units to even numbers
In Plain English
Current density bonus rules sometimes require developers to build an odd number of units, like 23 apartments in a complex. This creates awkward building layouts and wasted space. If approved, developers can round up to the next even number to make construction more practical.
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Votes
Give ordinance first reading and lay over for second reading
7 to 1
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