Inclusionary Zoning Policy Amendment

Spoke in support of keeping inclusionary zoning strong and voiced support for the Office of Violence Prevention partnering with We Are Revolutionary.

Discussed the benefits of inclusionary zoning in reducing socioeconomic segregation and improving educational and health outcomes.

Expressed a middle-ground view, noting that housing must be built across all types while encouraging the council to explore broader housing reforms.

Urged the council to oppose changes to inclusionary zoning, arguing that developers intentionally withheld housing to force rollbacks.

Spoke against amending inclusionary zoning, arguing that low-income tenants face severe rent burdens and need strong protections.