A resolution has been approved to simplify the development process for certain multi-unit projects. This change aims to reduce costs associated with these developments.
The approved resolution involves a transition in the codes that govern these projects. Further details about this resolution are available.
The goal of this change is to make it easier to build certain types of multi-unit developments, such as fourplexes.
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