housing and land use

This article is an appeal from an environmental engineer and real estate investor to all of California’s municipalities.
 

But fixing the shortcomings could actually result in higher allocations for cities and counties, the report suggests.

The city has been fined $96 million, which will fund roughly 1,000 affordable housing units around the city.

Welcome to the California dichotomy. On the one hand, there’s a massive push to build new housing to accommodate population growth and quell the affordable housing crisis. On the other, there’s the increased threat of wildfire.

Those cities deemed to be violating the law will receive letters with a request to resolve the issue within 30 days. If a jurisdiction fails to resolve the matter after a second warning, the state attorney general’s office would step in.

They’re trying to put the fear of God into local governments.

Cities are already stepping up on housing. Now it’s the state’s turn.

NIMBYism goes to school.

“I cannot believe you would make me audition for you. You look like clowns. I am not bluffing. I will take it all off the table.”

The state got the last roar.