They just passed a similar (actually worse) couple of laws in California, allowing up to 10 units where a single-family house stood. In a place like CA, this i

They just passed a similar (actually worse) couple of laws in California, allowing up to 10 units where a single-family house stood. In a place like CA, this is a corrupt developer handout. It removes approval requirements for developers and targets already-residential neighborhoods. And this is in the midst of another epic drought. These properties will cover even more ground with concrete, worsening water loss and wiping out trees. Meanwhile, massive former-anchor-tenant stores like Macy's sit boarded up in dying (or dead) malls. But did the California government target disused COMMERCIAL properties for redevelopment into high-density, walkable residences? NOPE. They didn't even try that before voting to destroy existing residential neighborhoods.