N.1. 21-2464 DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE DIRECTION TO STAFF REGARDING A PERMIT PROGRAM THAT WOULD AUTHORIZE THE OWNER OR LESSEE OF PROPERTY TO PARK A VEHICLE IN FRONT OF THE OWNER'S OR LESSEE'S PRIVATE DRIVEWAY AND COLLABORATING WITH THE PROPERTY OWNER FOR INSTALLATION OF A DRIVEWAY APRON AT 525 SOUTH FRANCISCA AVENUE.
Good evening Mayor Brand and Council Members,
You have received many written comments this evening regarding the equitable distribution of housing yet the public has not been presented any reliable data regarding the existing distribution of housing throughout the city. According to staff, the document presented to you last week did not include existing housing numbers, in fact, it shows a reduction of population in 90277 as a result of the proposed RHNA housing units. This would imply that at some near future date 2,000 people will have left South Redondo and North Redondo will have gained 3,300 in population. This is absurd and only serves to fuel the hysteria around the idea that North Redondo carries a heavier burden in terms of housing density. What if accurate information regarding existing dwelling units were to show that an increase in housing units in North Redondo would simply bring parity between north and south? The public can't make any legitimate conclusion about housing equity until we receive the data showing existing dwelling units.
Good evening Mayor Brand and Council Members,
You have received many written comments this evening regarding the equitable distribution of housing yet the public has not been presented any reliable data regarding the existing distribution of housing throughout the city. According to staff, the document presented to you last week did not include existing housing numbers, in fact, it shows a reduction of population in 90277 as a result of the proposed RHNA housing units. This would imply that at some near future date 2,000 people will have left South Redondo and North Redondo will have gained 3,300 in population. This is absurd and only serves to fuel the hysteria around the idea that North Redondo carries a heavier burden in terms of housing density. What if accurate information regarding existing dwelling units were to show that an increase in housing units in North Redondo would simply bring parity between north and south? The public can't make any legitimate conclusion about housing equity until we receive the data showing existing dwelling units.
Thank You,
Sheila W. Lamb