Cities Should Pay Penalties For Housing Shortage
17 October 2001 - 2:00pm
Editorial proposes imposing fines on California cities that do not comply with state requirements on housing construction.
"Nearly one in three cities statewide have failed to comply with state requirements on housing construction... To be fair, opponents have one partly valid complaint: The same state that wants them to zone land for housing also requires them to maintain open space, safeguard environmentally sensitive sites and preserve agricultural land. Sometimes, there isn't enough land to go around... [However] pushing aside housing obligations just pushes them elsewhere, with predictable effects on prices, traffic and sprawl.""
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Scofflaw cities must get their housing in order
Source:
San Francisco Business Times, October 12, 2001
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