If SB827 passes (Tuesday), the state will dictate development, there will no longer be any city, community input, no design restrictions, no parking requirements in SB827 projects. Parcels will be upzoned to allow taller, high density multiplexes from 4-10 or 12 stories into every single family neighborhood near a bus stop, in California, including in *HPOZ's which will no longer be protected... 96% of L.A.'s HPOZ's will no longer be protected according to Office of Historic Resources..

35 affordable housing advocate groups have come out against SB827..since it is not affordable housing and will cause displacement. 

It is opposed at every end of the spectrum.

Action:

These are the Transportation Committee Senators voting on SB827 Tuesday. People are calling/and or emailing to voice their opposition to SB827

 http://stran.senate.ca.gov/sites/stran.senate.ca.gov/files/committee_roster_2018_3-19-18.pdf

On March 23, 2018, L.A. City 'Rules, Elections, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee' unanimously voted to support Councilmember David Ryu's 'Opposition Resolution' to SB 827, sent it to City Council, and on March 27, 2018, City Council voted unanimously to support Opposition to SB 827

L.A. City Councilmember Ryu's resolution letter opposing:

http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2018/18-0002-s13_reso_02-07-2018.pdf

Los Angeles City 'Rules, Elections, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee' Report....

http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2018/18-0002-S13_rpt_reir_3-23-18.pdf

"The DCP representatives stated that the DCP does not normally take a position on legislation, however based on their analysis of SB 827 and subsequent amendments, the bill would impact the ability of the City to retain design review authority and result in indirect displacement of tenants. 

*Additionally, the DCP representatives spoke of the impact to the City's 35 Historic Preservation Overlay Zones (HPOZs) encompassing 21,000 properties. They reported that 96 percent of the acreage in these areas would be subject to the provisions of SB 827, and could allow for the alteration of significant historic features on properties within HPOZs in the City and impact the City's ability to review designs for 1,100 City landmarks and historic cultural monuments."

L.A. Opposition:

Council File #18-0002-S13...Submissions of SB 827 opposition to city file.

18-0002-S13 Neighborhood Councils, etc.

HHWNC voted to oppose SB827 SB 827 Amendments Don’t Solve the Bill’s Problems - League of California Cities - April 11, 2018

http://www.cacities.org/Top/News/News-Articles/2018/April/SB-827-Amendments-Don-t-Solve-the-Bill-s-Problems **OPPOSITION: 

Acton Town Council 

Affordable Housing Network of Santa Clara County 

AIDS Healthcare Foundation 

Alliance for Community Transit – Los Angeles

Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment 

American Planning Association California Chapter

Asian Americans Advancing Justice - California

Asian Pacific Environmental Network 

Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council 

Atwater Village Neighborhood Council 

Barbary Coast Neighborhood Association 

Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice 

California Contract Cities Association 

California Housing Consortium 

California Reinvestment Coalition 

California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation 

California State Association of Counties 

Causa Justa: Just Cause

Central American Resource Center 

Central Valley Division of League of California Cities 

Chinatown Community Development Center 

Citizen Marin

City of Agoura Hills 

City of Albany 

City of Bell

City of Bellflower 

City of Beverly Hills 

City of Brentwood 

City of Burbank 

City of Brentwood 

City of Burbank 

City of Calabasas 

City of Ceres 

City of Chino Hills 

City of Claremont 

City of Colton 

City of Compton 

City of Costa Mesa 

City of Covina 

City of Culver City 

City of Cypress 

City of Delano 

City of Diamond Bar 

City of Downey 

City of Duarte 

City of Dublin 

City of El Cajon 

City of El Segundo 

City of Foster City

City of Fountain Valley 

City of Fremont 

City of Glendale 

City of Glendora 

City of Gustine 

City of Hanford 

City of Hercules 

City of Hesperia 

City of Huntington Park 

City of Indian Wells 

City of Kingsburg 

City of La Canada Flintridge City of La Habra Heights 

City of La Mirada 

City of La Verne 

City of Laguna Beach 

City of Lakeport 

City of Lakewood 

City of Livermore 

City of Los Banos 

City of Malibu 

City of Manhattan Beach 

City of Manteca 

City of Mill Valley 

City of Mission Viejo 

City of Monterey Park  

City of Napa City of Newark 

City of Newport Beach 

City of Norwalk 

City of Novato 

City of Oakdale 

City of Orinda 

City of Palmdale 

City of Palo Alto 

City of Pasadena 

City of Pico Rivera 

City of Piedmont 

City of Pinole 

City of Placentia 

City of Pleasanton 

City of Rancho Cucamonga 

City of Rancho Palos Verdes 

City of Redondo Beach City of Reedley 

City of Riverbank 

City of Rocklin 

City of Rosemead 

City of San Bruno 

City of San Marcos 

City of San Marino 

City of San Rafael 

City of Sausalito 

City of Scotts Valley 

City of Signal Hill City of Stanton 

City of Sunnyvale 

City of Torrance 

City of Union City 

City of Vallejo 

City of Visalia 

City of Waterford 

City of West Covina 

City of Whittier 

City of Yorba Linda 

Coalition for Economic Survival 

Community Coalition 

Community Development Technologies

Community Health Councils 

Council of Community Housing Organizations 

Corbett Heights Neighbors 

Cow Hollow Association 

Del Rey Neighborhood Council 

Dolores Heights Improvement Club 

East Los Angeles Community Corporation 

Enterprise Community Partners 

Esperanza Community Housing Corporation Fair Rents for Redwood City 

Gateway Cities Council of Governments 

Genesis Golden Gate Valley Neighborhood Association 

Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council 

Hercules Mayor Chris Kelley 

Housing California 

InnerCity Struggle 

Inquilinos Unidos 

Investing in Place 

Jobs to Move America 

Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance 

LA Voice PICO 

League of California Cities 

Legislative Committee of the Marin County Council of Mayors and Councilmembers 

Linda Vista Planning Group 

Little Tokyo Service Center 

Livable California

Los Angeles Black Worker Center

****Los Angeles City Council President Herb J. Wesson, Jr. ****

(Mayor Garcetti's letter supporting City Council Opposition Vote was sent to Ca. State Transportation Committee Friday April 13, 2018)***

Los Angeles Community Action Network 

Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition 

Los Angeles County of the League of California Cities 

Los Angeles Forward 

Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust 

Manteca Chamber of Commerce 

Marina Community Association 

Mission Economic Development Agency 

Move LA Mountain View Tenants Coalition 

Multicultural Communities for Mobility 

Noe Neighborhood Council North Area Neighborhood Development Council 

North Bay Organizing Project 

Norwalk Councilmember Jennifer Perez 

P.I.C.O. Neighborhood Council 

Pacific Palisades Community Council 

Palisades Preservation Association 

Physicians for Social Responsibility – Los Angeles Public Advocates Inc. 

Restaurant Opportunities Center of Los Angeles 

Rural County Representatives of California 

San Francisco Tenants Union 

Santa Monicans for Renter’s Rights 

Save the Hill Senior and Disability Action 

SF Ocean Edge 

Sherman Oaks Homeowners Association 

Sierra Business Council 

Sierra Club California 

South Bay Cities Council of Governments 

Southeast Asian Community Alliance 

St. John’s Well Child and Family Center 

Stand Up for San Francisco 

State Building and Construction Trades Council, AFL-CIO 

Strategic Actions for a Just Economy 

Strategic Concepts in Organizing and Policy Education T.R.U.S.T 

South LA Tenants Together 

Thai Community Development Center 

Town of Corte Madera 

Town of Danville 

Town of Ross 

Town of San Anselmo 

Town of Windsor 

UNITE HERE, AFL-CIO 

United Neighbors in Defense Against Displacement 

Urban Counties of California 

Villa Park Councilmember Robert Pitts 

Western Center on Law & Poverty 

Women Organizing Resources, Knowledge and Services (WORKS) 

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