Posted on 05/16/2019 5:52:42 PM PDT by dynachrome
If you live in a single-family home in California, its likely everyone else in your neighborhood does too.
That could change under a state measure that would require California cities and counties to permit duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes on much of the residential land now zoned for only single-family houses. The proposal was recently added to Senate Bill 50, legislation by Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) that also would allow mid-rise apartment construction near mass transit as well as small apartment complexes and town homes in wealthy communities in large counties including Los Angeles.
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And soon there will be howls of protest from people complaining about their “loss of property value” even though they complain about the taxes levied upon that very same property value.
“Brendan Dentino
@BrendanDentino
Again, the most important aspect of #SB50 is not density near transit, its opening exclusionary and wealthy urban communities to much-needed housing development near jobs.”
those dang ray-ciss libtards don’t want die-versity near them.
Get them all living near lots of cameras.
Get them out of cars, into easily monitored places.
Panopticon-ish, ya know..?
In 2020 new construction will require solar panels.
They live in RVs now, and tents.
OH goody, now comes tents in yards, 14 to an apartment and finally Calcutta slums.
This will get the rich liberals fleeing in droves.
Some counties in the Freak state maryland require MPDUs...medium priced dwelling units. LOL
Medium priced dwelling units = $500,000 in LA, probably.
Figures, the bill’s sponsor is another Wiener. Maybe it’s Anthony’s brother?
"Liam Dillon ✔ @dillonliam Remarkable. Just moderated a panel where the mayors of San Jose, Oakland and Sacramento all said they were in favor of eliminating single-family only zoning in their cities 2,439 6:47 PM - May 10, 2019"
yeah, that's the ticket!
I love it when voters who voted for socialists get smacked in the face with socialism...
Dammit. I really wish California would stop sucking so badly so all these transplants would move back home.
You have thousands of people homelessness.
So what's the solution?
You build more friggin' housing!
This is basic, common-sense supply-and-demand here. There are probably developers just chomping at the bit ready to build apartment high-rise skyscrapers.
The state should buy Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch and allow development there.
But what most people don't understand is that the homelessness crisis is by design.
It is designed that way by statists who control city governments because they no longer want families or the working class in their cities.
They want their gated compounds with fellow elites, and they enjoy watching people huddled around 55-gallon drums for heat and living off the streets, begging the elites for handouts like baby birds with their beaks out.
These people all know racking and stacking people cause more social problems and increased violence.
#metoo
Oh ja main, we can feet 12 familees in heer now
“You build more friggin’ housing!’
I’m guessing the ‘green’ laws would make anything but a gov’t project too expensive.
Well we have our five acres here in the State of Jefferson and really don’t have much to do with the rest of California south of Marysville. It really doesn’t concern me.
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