Had a great evening discussing housing policy, homelessness and my campaign for mayor of Sacramento with @SacYIMBY at New Helvetia Brewery. We need to build housing at all income levels if we want to build a better future for Sacramento! #McCartyforMayor
Come join @SacYIMBY tonight at New Helvetia for a Q&A & Happy Hour with @Flo4Sacramento! See how housing policy conversations *can* be fun especially when paired with local beer 🍻
TONIGHT!
Come out and join House Sacramento for a happy hour with @Flo4Sacramento.
We are looking forward to chatting with Dr. Flo about the future of housing in our city, and we would love to see you there.
We’ve made *tons* of progress as the state’s most pro-housing city but there’s one pesky design mandate in the implementation ordinance that prevents more missing middle housing from being built. More on bulk control:
https://t.co/SjUXz8kz4M
Sacramento - TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT.
We need YOU to join us at City Hall at 5:30 p.m. to tell the Sacramento City Council to REJECT bulk control, which will stop Sacramento from building the quantity & quality of housing we need to address homelessness in our city.
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Sacramento: this is happening TONIGHT! City Council is considering the implementation of its Missing Middle Housing Ordinance. This is the culmination of years of advocacy to end exclusionary zoning in Sac, so let’s get it right.
e comment here: https://t.co/b1anxrWz5M
We're thrilled to be hosting happy hours this month with @Flo4Sacramento and @KevinMcCartyCA. Come grab a beer with us and chat with the candidates about their visions for the future of housing in Sacramento.
Unfortunately, the city council's Law and Legislation committee disregarded the Planning & Design Commission compromise to remove bulk control for missing middle housing in areas near transit. Stay tuned for the full council vote on this ordinance in September.
Tonight! Come to city hall tonight at 5:30pm to say NO to arbitrary design standards and YES to missing middle housing.
If you can’t make it tonight, please leave an e comment on item 4 with this link! https://t.co/nseLaagjjY
Today, San Francisco goes from the slowest in CA to approve new homes to one of the fastest. Why?
Because my new expanded housing permit streamlining law, SB 423, takes effect in San Francisco. SF is the 1st city in CA it’s in effect. 🧵