Clovis Approves Mixed Income Zoning, Boosting Affordable Housing
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Clovis Adopts Mixed Income Zoning Ordinance to Boost Affordable Housing
Clovis, California, is making significant strides in affordable housing following a key court case. The citys Planning Commission has unanimously approved the Mixed Income Zoning Ordinance (MIZO), which mandates developers to reserve at least five percent of units in projects with eleven or more homes for lower-income residents. This policy emerged from a 2024 settlement in the Martinez lawsuit against the city, which challenged Clovis compliance with state housing laws. The ordinance, once approved by the Clovis City Council in April, will help the city fulfill its remaining settlement commitment and lead the way for other Valley cities like Fresno in creating more affordable housing options.
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