Chapter 5.3
Social Justice

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	Remove Code Barriers	Create Incentives	Fill Regulatory Gaps
Best	Accessory Dwelling Units Tiny Homes and Compact Living Spaces	Grocery Store Development in Recognized Food Deserts Grocery Stores and Infill Development	Language Access for Land Use Processes Limit the Density of Dollar and Small Box Discount Stores in Food Deserts and Food Swamps Racial Impact Analysis in Local Land Use Applications
Better	Commercial Sales of Food Produced On Site in Urban and Suburban Areas Community Gardens on Private Property as a By-Right or Permitted Use Community Septic Systems Drive-Through Services Farmers Markets in a Variety of Districts Live-Work Units	Encourage Infill Development Varying Unit Sizes within Multi-Family and Mixed-Use Buildings	Maximum Size of Single-Family Residences Safe Routes Street Connectivity Minimums Varying Unit Sizes within Multi-Family and Mixed-Use Buildings
Good	Agricultural Animals as Accessory Uses, Permitted Uses, and By-Right in Urban and Suburban Areas Bees in Urban and Suburban Districts Composting in Agricultural, Residential, and Commercial Districts Edible Front Yard Gardening in Residential Districts Eliminate or Reduce Parking Minimums in Areas with Access to Transit-Oriented Development Fruit Trees in Landscape Requirements Keeping Fowl in Urban and Suburban Locations Permit a Broad Range of Urban and Suburban Agricultural Uses By-Right Permit the Display and Sale of Fruits and Vegetables on Public Sidewalks Special Use Permits for Agritourism on Farms Temporary Farm Stands