Please join us tomorrow, Sat. Nov. 28, at 10 am, with respected demographer Wendell Cox of Demographia, to discuss his pre-COVID prediction of California’s ebbing growth, and the exodus now underway, and Sacramento fables that justify destroying neighborhoods.
We predict a flurry of bills starting in December to force cities to adopt unaffordable, dense, market-rate housing. You can thank Bay Area legislators Scott Wiener, Nancy Skinner, Buffy Wicks and Co.
Wendell Cox will discuss reality:
Our growth has vanished. Yet we fully expect Version 2.0 of the Bad Bills we all killed in 2020, including:
- SB 902 (Wiener) Let cities toss out CEQA to approve 10-unit luxury buildings everywhere.
- SB 1120 (Wiener-Atkins) Destroy single-family zoning, which is NOT “working” in Oregon.
- SB 1085 (Skinner) Slash the percent of affordable units that wealthy builders must include.
Get ready for bills led by Bay Area lawmakers that punish cities who resist unhealthy density. Bills that reward luxury developers who ignore the affordability crisis. Bills that trump city planning by destroying single-family neighborhoods.
When you’re done getting mad, please DONATE NOW to Livable California.
The other guys have huge budgets to lobby. We have you! Wiener's most egregious density bills have been killed by his colleagues FOUR times since 2018.
With California’s population frozen amidst COVID-19, Wendell Cox puts it all in perspective on Nov. 28.
Here's your call-in info for Saturday:
Via Computer:
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One-Tap Mobile:
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Via Phone:
+1 213 338 8477 / Meeting ID: 637 759 9629 / Passcode: 1234
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