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Opponents of Massachusetts 40B get ready for 2010

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August 8, 2009

BOSTON, Massachusetts: An attempt to repeal 40B, the Massachusetts Affordable Housing Law, may be on the November 2010 ballot in Massachusetts.[1]

Those who want the law repealed have begun the steps they must go through to qualify it for the ballot.

40B authorizes local boards to approve developments if a certain percentage of the units meet long-term criteria.

See also

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* Massachusetts Repeal of 40B, the Affordable Housing Law (2010)

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Boston Herald, "40B opponents signal renewed attempt to repeal law," August 4, 2009
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