The Burbank Planning Board discussed the impact new state laws may have on the city's single-family neighborhoods.
Members of the Burbank Planning Board are doing what they can to avoid new state laws from destroying single-family neighborhoods in the city.
“[The new state laws] will absolutely destroy our [single-family] neighborhoods,” Rizzotti said. “All of us bought properties on the pretense that they were single-family neighborhoods, and to turn them into multi-residential neighborhoods is not fair [and] not consistent with our zoning.” The laws also allow for studios and one-bedroom granny flats to be up to 850 square feet, and two-bedroom ADUs can be up to 1,000 square feet.
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