Davis developer Dave Taormino is challenging the Davis Joint Unified School District’s decision to increase developer fees on his Palomino Place project, alleging the district violated state law and reneged on a written agreement, with the dispute now headed to court.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a settlement that will allow a long-stalled affordable housing project in Goleta to move forward, following a ruling by the Santa Barbara County Superior Court siding with the Attorney General and the developer against the city’s refusal to process a revised application for the project.
Davis needs to stop stifling growth, affordability, and opportunity by rethinking its housing policies and building out rather than up to meet its housing demands.
Measure J, a growth control measure in Davis, California, is increasingly putting the city on a collision course with state housing law, and reforming it to align with state law and serve actual housing needs is the smarter path.
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