; or (C) the ways in which adopting the policy will benefit the jurisdiction. (2) Land use policies The policies described in this paragraph are as follows: (A) Enacting high-density single-family and multifamily zoning. (B) Expanding by-right multifamily zoned areas. (C) Allowing duplexes, triplexes, or fourplexes in areas zoned primarily for single-family residential homes. (D) Allowing manufactured homes in areas zoned primarily for single-family residential homes. (E) Allowing multifamily development in retail, office, and light manufacturing zones. (F) Allowing single-room occupancy development wherever multifamily housing is allowed. (G) Reducing minimum lot size. (H) Ensuring historic preservation requirements and other land use policies or requirements are coordinated to encourage creation of housing in historic buildings and historic districts. (I) Increasing the allowable floor area ratio in multifamily housing areas. (J) Creating transit-oriented development zones. (K) Streamlining or shortening permitting processes and timelines, including through one-stop and parallel-process permitting. (L) Eliminating or reducing off-street parking requirements. (M) Ensuring impact and utility investment fees accurately reflect required infrastructure needs and related impacts on housing affordability are otherwise mitigated. (N) Allowing prefabricated construction. (O) Reducing or eliminating minimum unit square footage requirements. (P) Allowing the conversion of office units to apartments. (Q) Allowing the subdivision of single-family homes into duplexes. (R) Allowing accessory dwelling units, including detached accessory dwelling units, on all lots with single-family homes. (S) Establishing density bonuses. (T) Eliminating or relaxing residential property height limitations. (U) Using property tax abatements to enable higher density and mixed-income communities. (V) Donating vacant land for affordable housing development. (3) Effect of submission A submission under this subsection shall not be binding with