Please join us in a teleconference tomorrow Saturday Oct. 16 at 10 AM.

Yes, the legislature approved, and the governor signed, SB 9, an unprecedented bill encouraging and incentivizing sprawl in the most fire-prone and evacuation-prone areas in California.

It’s up to you to enact sane rules at the local level to soften the recklessness of SB 9.

Please join us to hear from Daniel Skolnick, Senior Planning Deputy to L.A. City Councilmember Paul Koretz; and Neal Mielke, co-founder of Fire Risk Communities of the San Francisco Bay Area.

What are the local powers YOU can tap to lessen the damage from SB 9? They’ll offer up some ways to go.

If you missed it, please read our report, The Media Missed SB 9’s Perilous Side. We’re Correcting the Record.

On Saturday, Daniel Skolnick and Neal Mielke will discuss:

“Objective Standards” – important rules your city council can enact to soften the blow.
Fighting SB 9 density projects that cause a direct health or safety risk: does SB 9 really let a city fight back, or is this window dressing?
Can a community take steps to protect its evacuation routes?
How to form a watchdog committee to fight dangerous density in fire zones.

We hope to see voluntary corrections by the numerous media outlets who got their coverage of SB 9 wrong, the very outlets who cover California firestorms. The public needs to know what SB 9 really does.

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