California needs to build millions of new homes in sustainable locations to meet state housing goals, slash climate emissions, and reduce the cost of living. But overly restrictive zoning codes make building such homes illegal.
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California needs to build millions of new homes in sustainable locations to meet state housing goals, slash climate emissions, and reduce the cost of living, but overly restrictive zoning codes make building such homes illegal.
SACRAMENTO – Senate President pro Tempore Mike McGuire (D-North Coast) and Senate Budget Chair Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) released the following statement regarding the passage of SB 607 out of Appropriations Committee:
Modernizing the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) will slash delays, onerous cost increases, and frivolous lawsuits on projects ranging from affordable housing, to childcare and healthcare centers, to food banks and small businesses. Combined, SB 607 and AB 609 are the strongest permitting reform California has seen in decades.