; (IV) streamlining or shortening permitting processes and timelines; (V) removing height limitations; (VI) establishing by-right development, defined as the elimination of discretionary review processes when zoning standards are met; (VII) using property tax abatements; and (VIII) relaxing lot size restrictions; (ii) prohibiting source of income discrimination; (iii) taxing vacant land or donating vacant land to nonprofit developers; (iv) allowing accessory dwelling units; (v) establishing development tax or value capture incentives; and (vi) prohibiting landlords from asking prospective tenants for their criminal history; (C) provide that affordable housing units should, to the maximum extent practicable, and unless alternate policies would result in more rapid progress toward and achievement of the goals described in subparagraph (A)— (i) be designated as affordable for the useful life of the units; (ii) require that a proportion of the new housing stock in the community is at least as great as the percentage of the population of the community requiring such units in order to not be an eligible individual under section 36A of the Internal Revenue Code; and (iii) be accessible to the population served by the program established under this title; and (D) where applicable, specify how the strategy will increase affordable housing options for individuals living in— (i) rural areas; (ii) persistent poverty counties, defined as any county with a poverty rate of not less than 20 percent, as determined in each of the 1990 and 2000 decennial censuses, and in the Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates by the Bureau of the Census for the most recent year for which the estimates are available