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Code · Massachusetts · Part I — ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT · Title VII — CITIES, TOWNS AND DISTRICTS · Chapter 40R

Section 5: Information in application for determination of eligibility

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Section 5. The chief executive of a city or town desiring to adopt a smart growth zoning district ordinance or by-law shall submit the necessary materials to the department for a preliminary determination of eligibility for approval. The information in the application shall:
(a)identify and describe the boundaries of the proposed smart growth zoning district;
(b)identify and describe the developable land area within the proposed smart growth zoning district;
(c)identify and describe other residential development opportunities for infill housing and the residential re-use of existing buildings and underutilized buildings within already developed areas;
(d)include any comprehensive housing plan or housing production plan previously adopted by the city town or, if the city or town has no comprehensive housing plan or housing production plan, a housing production summary, as set forth in section 8;
(e)include a copy of the proposed smart growth district ordinance or by-law;
(f)by narrative and exhibits, establish the elements set forth in section 6.
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