Present draft proposal for new citywide Community Benefits Policy
In Plain English
The city is considering a new policy that would require developers to provide specific benefits to the community when building large projects. These benefits typically include affordable housing, local hiring requirements, or public improvements. If approved, the policy would establish consistent standards for what developers must give back when they build in Richmond.
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