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Provide incentives for deed -restricted affordable ADUs and "missing middle" housing Explore the following policies and programs: 9 EXAMPLES • Lot splits: Allow nonprofits and community land trusts (CLTs) to sell San Diego allows an on a site that has deed restricted affordable ADUs separately from the main house. reached the maximum ADU limit if the extra one is deed-restricted affordable. • Increase ADUs per lot: Allow nonprofits/CLTs to build two detached, Piedmont has flexibility built into their ADU ordinance where if deed restricted, affordable ADUs per property. theyare deed restricted affordable for low-income households. • Community partnerships: Develop zoning standards that provide Pasadena incentivizes the creation of ADUs affordable to Section 8 voucher holders with incomes additional flexibility to nonprofits/CLTs that want to build ADUs, below 80% of AMI. The city offers cornprh<;==r '. including 2-story ADUs. assistance (with financing, designing, permitting, and constructing) and low-interest construction loans. • Upzoning partnerships: Allow nonprofits/CLTs to convert single matches homeowners with older family homes into deed restricted, affordable duplexes, triplexes or renters, providing landlord support and reliable rent quads (more permissive than SB 9) in return for affordability. LA Mas's Backyard Homes Prolect • Density bonuses: Develop rules that extend the density bonus to 100 percent affordable projects smaller than 5 units.