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Each report is designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice by combining research findings, case studies, and contributions from scholars in a variety of academic disciplines, and from professional practitioners, local officials, and citizens in diverse communities.  \nAbout this Report  \nWhile community land trusts (CLTs) have existed since the 1980s, their numbers started to increase rapidly over the last 10 years as local governments contributed their support. Among other accomplishments, these public–private partnerships have helped to expand the nation’s stock of permanently affordable homeownership housing. This report is intended to provide guidance to local officials about the most effective ways to invest in CLT startups, projects, and operations to achieve this end.  \nAbout the Authors  \nJohn Emmeus Davis was one of the co-founders of Burlington Associates in Community Development in 1993. He previously served as the housing director and enterprise community coordinator for the City of Burlington, Vermont. He has worked as a community organizer and nonprofit executive director in East Tennessee and as a technical assistance provider for community land trustsand other nonprofit community development organizations throughout the United States. Davis has taught housing policy and neighborhood planning at New Hampshire College, the University of Vermont, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a visiting fellow at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in 2007–2009.  \nRick Jacobus has 15 years of experience in housing and community development, including asa senior program officer for the Local Initiatives Support Corporation and as director of neighborhood economic development for the East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation in Oakland, California. He joined Burlington Associates in Community Development as a partner in 2004, assisting in the development of community land trusts and inclusionary housing programs on the West Coast. Jacobus has served as a lecturer in the Department of City and Regional Planning at the University of California at Berkeley. He is a visiting fellow at the Lincoln Institute in 2008–2009.  \nCopyright ©2008 by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.  \nAll rights reserved.  \n113 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA 02138-3400, USA [www.lincolninst.edu](www.lincolninst.edu)  \n[ISBN 978-1-55844-181-1](ISBN 978-1-55844-181-1)  \nPolicy Focus Report/Code PF017  \nO N T h E COv E R  \nResale-restricted homes at Arbolera de vida are part of a planned community developed by the Sawmill Community Land Trust, Albuquerque, New Mexico.  \nContents  \n2 Executive Summary  \n4 Chapter 1: Introducing the CLT  \n10 Chapter 2: Supporting CLT Startups  \n15 Chapter 3: Building the CLT Portfolio  \n19 Chapter 4: Sustaining CLT Operations  \n23 Chapter 5: Taxing CLT Property  \n28 Chapter 6: Regulating CLT Activities  \n33 Chapter 7: Trends in City–CLT Partnerships  \n39 References & Resources  \n40 Acknowledgments  \nCities, Counties, and Towns Cited in this Report  \nAlbany, New York Albuquerque, New Mexico Bellingham, Washington Boston, Massachusetts  \nBoulder/Boulder County, Colorado Burlington, Vermont  \nChapel Hill/Orange County, North Carolina Chicago, Illinois  \nCincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio  \nDelray Beach, Florida Duluth, Minnesota Durham, North Carolina Flagstaff, Arizona Gloucester, Massachusetts  \nHighland Park/Moraine Township, Illinois Irvine, California  \nLawrence, Kansas Los Angeles County, California Madison, Wisconsin  \nMinneapolis/","cbCaidQD4WWYx91I","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidQD4WWYx91I","pdf",2517619,44,"English","# Executive Summary\n# Chapter 1: Introducing the CLT\n# Chapter 2: Supporting CLT Startups\n# Chapter 3: Building the CLT Portfolio\n# Chapter 4: Sustaining CLT Operations\n# Chapter 5: Taxing CLT Property\n# Chapter 6: Regulating CLT Activities\n# Chapter 7: Trends in City–CLT Partnerships\n# References & Resources\n# Acknowledgments","[{\"question\":\"What role do CLTs play in sustaining affordability?\",\"answer\":\"CLT ownership of land and durable affordability controls help keep municipally subsidized homes available for lower-income buyers for generations. 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