Here are some of my favorite overlooked bills released yesterday.
AB 1322 If a city is more then 90% Single Family Homes, all single family home zoning is no longer enforceable.
AB 1322 If a city is more then 90% Single Family Homes, all single family home zoning is no longer enforceable.
AB 1143 - Allows cities to allow local people to get preference for low income apartments.
1188 - Rental Registry
1277 - CEQA streamlining for any student housing project within two miles of a UC.
1188 - Rental Registry
1277 - CEQA streamlining for any student housing project within two miles of a UC.
AB 1304 - would make local jurisdictions analyze and provide a report on how they are affirmatively furthering fair housing (AFFH)
AB 1372 Every city must have plans for a temporary shelther for all homelessness.
AB 1398 requires rezones for RHNA to happen in a timely manner
AB 1372 Every city must have plans for a temporary shelther for all homelessness.
AB 1398 requires rezones for RHNA to happen in a timely manner
AB 1400 - Single Payer Health care
AB 1401 - Banning minimum parking in all high quality transit zones
AB 1486 - Placeholder bill for Housing Accountability Act from Wendy Carilloa (In other words something will be announced later)
AB 1401 - Banning minimum parking in all high quality transit zones
AB 1486 - Placeholder bill for Housing Accountability Act from Wendy Carilloa (In other words something will be announced later)
SB 555 - State collects taxes for AirBnB. It would make it a lot easier for cities to tax short stay housing.
SB 581 - Requires cities to report housing lawsuits in their annual housing report
SB 617 - online streamlining for solar panel applications.
SB 581 - Requires cities to report housing lawsuits in their annual housing report
SB 617 - online streamlining for solar panel applications.
AB 621 - streamlining for changing hotels and motels into housing.
These are two that are NIMBYs (or I don't understand them)
SB 765 - eliminates the 4 ft setback requirement for ADUs. Allows some cities to go back to what they had in place before Jan 1st, 2020.
AB 1258 - Judicial review after HCD for final RHNA plans
SB 765 - eliminates the 4 ft setback requirement for ADUs. Allows some cities to go back to what they had in place before Jan 1st, 2020.
AB 1258 - Judicial review after HCD for final RHNA plans
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