.@TownCorteMadera adopts permanent #SB9 ordinance, includes: 800 sq ft size/16' ht limits for units with SB 9 setbacks (1200 sq ft size/30' ht limits for zone-standard setbacks); 2 units allowed per lot (including (J)ADUs); objective design standards https://t.co/x8uwzP2Zu5
.@EncinitasGov City Council met 10/26 and approved amending the city’s zoning code to reflect #SB9 lot splits and two-unit developments https://t.co/dS2vDYupNp
#SB9 online event: webinar on Senate Bill 9 sponsored by @LACBA and the Real Property Section’s Residential Subsection. Wednesday November 30th, 12:00 – 1:15 pm on Zoom https://t.co/4QZxyGowQH
.@CityofTO City Council votes to implement #SB9: 1 covered parking space/unit; architectural design standards; no "excessive" grading or protected tree removal; no flag lots or curb cuts; 15% open space/lot; new units must be ≥ 40% of existing house https://t.co/4emA1SLMDG
.@TownCorteMadera Planning Commission approves new permanent #SB9 ordinance; ordinance includes 800 sq ft size limit & 30' height limit for units with reduced setbacks (1200 sq ft/16' allowed for zone-standard setbacks), affordable housing in-lieu fee https://t.co/phqYHh1wqf
.@cityofpoway City Council candidate Brian Pepin calls #SB9's threat to neighborhood character one of the "top problems" facing the community and stresses the importance of resisting it https://t.co/RBiNOE1Gow
.@CitySanClemente Design Review Subcommittee held a meeting 10/26/22 to discuss amending the city's municipal code to establish objective design, development, and subdivision standards for #SB9 projects https://t.co/YCAYHEXY9t
.@EncinitasGov City Council to consider a one-year extension of the city's urgency #SB9 ordinance at a meeting on Wednesday, November 9th at 6:00 pm https://t.co/Z3PK15fuHx
.@CityofCupertino City Council to review and accept input on proposed #SB9 ordinance amendments during council meeting Tuesday, November 1 at 6:45 pm; in-person and on Zoom
https://t.co/d3CeIhJ1s8
Solana Beach City Council candidate Kristi Becker opposes #SB9; argues that "increasing density increases land and housing prices" https://t.co/T89lgDnYWi
.@CityofMenloPark City Council candidate Peter Ohtaki strongly opposes #SB9; candidate Betsy Nash doesn't see it as a big problem because the city hasn't received many SB 9 applications https://t.co/qGFbnYWk6Q
.@cityofpaloalto City Council candidate (and current City Utilities Commissioner) Lisa Forssell supports #SB9; calls it "the ultimate local control" as it allows development to be distributed throughout the city https://t.co/gPALLWjPO3
.@hawthorneCAL is voting on whether or not to become a charter city, which would allow it to join the charter city lawsuit against #SB9 https://t.co/dUz0aMs4Wu
.@CityofSanCarlos' Regional Housing Needs Allocation staff hopes to exceed housing element goal of 3,200 new units with the help of #SB9
https://t.co/LYTHInMvuc
The Planning Commission will discuss a permanent SB 9 Ordinance to allow for Two-Unit Housing Developments & Urban Lot Splits in all single-family residential zones on Sept 28, 2022 at 7 pm via teleconference.
Join us! Details at https://t.co/nAOG99naim.
.@CityofCupertino Planning Commission to hold community meeting to discuss potential #SB9 ordinance amendments. Wednesday, September 28 6-7pm, in-person and on Zoom https://t.co/amTECdX8jQ
.@sfgov supervisor Rafael Mandelman reworking vetoed fourplex legislation; revised version (if adapted) would also disqualify all of SF from #SB9 eligibility @thejdmorris@sfchronicle https://t.co/t6Y6NvEOLT