"For these 16 projects in the pipeline, they are not grandfathered in. You cannot grandfather in an unlawful activity."
Campbell residents achieved a partial victory against a state housing law that allowed developers to replace single-family homes with multifamily units. The city council voted to require developers to build new single-family homes before demolishing existing ones. However, they did not revoke approval for 16 projects already in the pipeline, which residents oppose. Some residents are considering legal action against the city, arguing that the new law mandates properties be vacant before development approval. This situation reflects ongoing tensions between local municipalities and state housing policies.
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