An example is the "community benefit overlay zone" city leaders and Smith put into Aliso Viejo's general plan.
Because the 10-year-old town is less populated than originally called for by its master plan, it can handle developments with boosted density. But to win approval for them, developers must provide the city with some benefit.
Developers can ...
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