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California Bill Enforcing Housing Production Requirements Heads to Governor’s Desk

New Law Would Make Localities More Accountable, Subject to Legal Action for Not Meeting Development Standards

Newly passed legislation would give the state of California more power to monitor the progress of city and county efforts to boost the housing supply and take legal action as warranted. (Getty Images)
Newly passed legislation would give the state of California more power to monitor the progress of city and county efforts to boost the housing supply and take legal action as warranted. (Getty Images)

California legislation enforcing regional housing production requirements is heading for the governor’s approval after passage in the state Assembly, as the nation’s most populous state seeks to tackle a chronic shortage of housing for middle-income earners.

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