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SFR Zoning In California Is DEAD! California Senate Bill 8, 9, and 10 Explained!
Summary
This video discusses California Senate Bills 8, 9, and 10, focusing on SB9, which allows single-family homeowners to create a duplex and split their lot into two, effectively allowing for four units where one existed before, subject to certain restrictions. The video also touches on SB8, which speeds up approval processes, and SB10, which streamlines processes for multifamily housing near transit areas.
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