Proposed City Planning Commission Rules: Affordable Housing Fast Track Methodology

Rule status: Proposed

Agency: DCP

Comment by date: April 1, 2026

Rule Full Text
Proposed-CPC-Rules-Affordable-Housing-Fast-Track-Methodology.pdf

The City Planning Commission proposes rules to establish a methodology to calculate the total number of new affordable dwelling units in each community district, and a methodology to calculate the total number of housing units in each community district at the start of a five-year cycle, for purposes of determining the rate of affordable housing development in each community district during the applicable five-year cycle under Section 197-f of the New York City Charter.

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Wednesday Apr 01 - 10:00am EDT

Date

April 1, 2026
10:00am - 1:00pm EDT

Location

City Planning Commission Hearing Room
120 Broadway, Lower Level
New York City New York 10271

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