AB 634 · Housing Laws Navigator
Bills · 2021-2022 Session

AB 634

Density Bonus Law: affordability restrictions.Ch. 348, Stats. 2021 · chaptered 2021-09-28 · Current law

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Clarified that, if allowed by local ordinance, the Density Bonus Law does not prevent a local government from requiring affordability periods longer than 55 years for certain qualifying units.

  • Longer affordability terms. Provided that the Density Bonus Law does not prohibit a city or county, if permitted by local ordinance, from requiring an affordability period longer than 55 years for units that qualified the applicant for the density bonus.
  • Applicable units. Applied to units developed under a local inclusionary ordinance requiring affordable units for low, lower, very low, or extremely low income households and financed without low-income housing tax credits.

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SEC. 1In the navigator:§ 65915.2changes

Section 65915.2 is added to the Government Code, to read:

Source: LegiScan API, chaptered text of AB 634 (2021-2022 Session).

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