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VOCQ 1 <br />Increased housing density tied to community benefits? <br />Group text question asked Thursday, December 12,2019,3:00 PM: <br />Hi, its Brian from VOCA. This weeks question is about residential zoning near downtown. <br />BACKGROUND: Next Monday City Council will consider new zoning for about two dozen blocks near <br />downtown. Proposed zoning would double allowed housing density if developers include community <br />benefits as part of their projects. Possible benefits include public open space, public parking, a <br />childcare facility, additional affordable housing, etc. <br />QUESTION: Should increased housing density be tied to developers providing community benefits? <br />A) No, density should be increased without strings attached <br />B) Yes, only increase density if developers pay for city improvements <br />C) No, density should not be increased, regardless of benefits <br />D) Neutral or don't know <br />MORE INFO: Tap https://voc.as/cm_bft for details of the city's community benefits program. <br />450 <br />400 <br />350 <br />300 <br />250 <br />200 <br />150 <br />100 <br />50 <br />00 <br />A <br />0 <br />Aebw� <br />101 <br />an C, do. Pve ■ ■ <br />cwe m 82 ■ <br />041( �N I'm N' <br />a <br />mi ■ 0 <br />0 <br />Bedwell <br />Bayfront Park <br />