The clash over development in California — local versus state control — has flared up since a new state law went into effect. SB 9 has sparked a referendum to overturn California housin…
San Jose civil engineer Terry Szewczyk had lined up more than two dozen clients, a collection of Bay Area homeowners stretching from Redwood City to Fremont to Concord looking to split their properties and build new homes and accessory units., that streamlines approval for small, residential projects. But a few localities immediately questioned his applications.
California’s effort to lift barriers to small developments – a push seen by many homeowners as the end of single-family home zoning – has quickly sparked backlash, confusion and signs of another protracted battle over control of local development. Researchers at UC Berkeley’s Terner Center for Housing Innovation have estimated the law would create as many as 700,000 new units on California’s 7.5 million single-family home lots.
A similar project under SB9 – with the same environmental regulations but limited discretionary decisions by local planners and no public hearings – could be done in six months for just $60,000, he estimated. A spokesperson for Attorney General Rob Bonta, who established a task force in November for enforcing housing laws, declined to comment on whether the department has received any complaints about SB 9.
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