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FOX 11 Los Angeles on MSNPalisades Fire survivors react to Newsom pausing SB-9 in LA fire zones
High-density housing applications under SB-9 are paused in the Palisades Fire burn area following concerns from residents ...
Los Angeles City Council member Traci Park and Mayor Karen Bass are among the voices asking Gavin Newsom to pause SB 9’s use ...
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ABC7 KABC on MSNNewsom signs executive order to limit development in Palisades after residents expressed concerns
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on Wednesday to prevent overcrowding in the rebuilding of the Pacific Palisades - ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order to limit lot splitting developments in areas impacted by wildfires this year.
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Westside Current on MSNPark Urges Governor Newsom to Pause SB 9 Duplex Projects in Palisades, Citing Fire Safety and Density Risks
LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles City Councilmember Traci Park has formally urged Governor Gavin Newsom to pause the application of ...
Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive order on Wednesday, prohibiting Senate Bill 9 applications in the Palisades Fire zone, which would bar the construction of multiple homes on a parcel of land ...
SB 9 clarifies in all instances, that no more than four units are permitted as a result of any application. In Practice One year in, we continue to see limited utilization of the benefits of SB 9.
And as they adopt legislation to implement SB 9 locally, various communities are using that power to add limitations on the amount, type or size of housing that can be added to their single-family ...
SB 9 — which goes into effect Jan. 1 — allows property owners to build an additional unit on their property or divide the lot into two and place another home or duplex on the land.
California housing legislation, Senate Bill 9, will not harm neighborhoods like its opponents suggest. It could be a key part of the state’s solution.
Senate Bill 9, which was signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom in September and took effect Jan. 1, is supposed to make it easier for some Californians to build more than one home on large lots ...
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