From A(DUs) to Z(oning)
January 27, 2021
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A Model for Enabling Better Places
Small-scale land use and zoning changes can help communities revitalize and thrive. Learn how in
Enabling Better Places: A Handbook for Improved Neighborhoods
, a free, photo- and information-filled publication for local leaders and community advocates by AARP and the Congress for the New Urbanism
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A Model for Enabling ADUs
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) — such as backyard bungalows or garage apartments — can be affordable, accessible housing options for people of all ages.
Accessory Dwelling Units: Model State Act and Local Ordinance
, a new resource from AARP, can be used by state and local legislators to establish policies that support the creation of ADUs.
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ADUs in the Windy City
— The Chicago City Council approves zoning reforms to broaden the city's approach toward existing and future accessory dwelling units.
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Urban Land Institute
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Housing First, Cars Last
— By managing parking more efficiently, cities can free up land to house people rather than vehicles.
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Planetizen
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A Different Type of Nursing Home
— A new report describes the key elements and benefits of the "Small-House" or "Green House" model, a self-contained building occupied by a small number of residents who need nursing-home levels of care.
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AARP Public Policy Institute
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