State bills signed into law during the past year seek to boost construction of affordable housing by expanding the number and types of developments that bypass California's environmental review process and curtail discretionary hearings by city councils and county boards of supervisors.
SB 423 extends until 2036 SB 35, a law that gives developers in jurisdictions that fail to build enough homes by-right approval for projects that include affordable housing. This measure has resulted in the construction of over 19,000 new homes, including 11,500 low-income units.
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