Los Angeles officials are sketching out a roadmap to fight one of Sacramento’s most aggressive housing mandates. In November, the Los Angeles City Council directed the city’s Planning Department to craft a local alternative to Senate Bill 79, the transit-oriented development law signed last year by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Last week, a new report laid out how the city could delay implementation of the upzoning measure on most eligible parcels, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. SB 79 is designed to boost density near rail stations and major bus stops. After reviewing more than 100 transit-oriented development zones, the Planning Department and […]
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