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Before I get into the specifics (which there are very few at this point in time) the state mandates certain numbers of housing units for low income families (Regional Housing Needs Assessment) commonly referred to as RHNA [pronounced Reena].
This came out in a public notice portion of Press Enterprise. To see the full notice, which is not keyword searchable, and with a small font to boot, follow this link. In the meantime, here is the salient part of the notice.
This came out in a public notice portion of Press Enterprise. To see the full notice, which is not keyword searchable, and with a small font to boot, follow this link. In the meantime, here is the salient part of the notice.
Below is an excerpt from a Supervisor Jeffries newsletter dealing with the local RHNA numbers.
It's tables of numbers for various areas. If you go there, be ready to keyword search: Wildomar, and have your magnifying glass handy.
This link takes you to a page that explains RHNA
If you know me, or this blog, you know that I'd love to go on and on, but I simply can't as a member of the city council. If there is any news on this, I'll be sure to get it out to you.
If you have questions or concerns, you can email them to me at jmorabito@cityofwildomar.org
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If the state is mandating this, they should have to allow more money for our roads that are already falling apart! This will add another 10,000 cars to our overcrowded streets. We will need more money for schools and police protection. That is a large population to add to Wildomar. I am so against this no matter what income it covers.
ReplyDeleteYou point about the roads is reasonable. Unfortunately, there is very little reason or logic when it comes to things Sacramento demands.
DeleteMath seems off on this. How are you getting 10k cars?
DeleteChris,
DeleteI saw the same number and figured that they were taking the RHNA numbers (close to 5000 units over time) and adding 2 cars per unit. There has been no plans put forward for this item, but if one were to add 2 cars per unit, it would be a bit over 500.
My thoughts are that if we are on restricted water and are being pressed to go on solar, all new construction has to be solar in California, why are do we have sanctuary cities and open borders here. This is not racist, only practible.
ReplyDeletesorry, last word should be practical.
DeleteI wrote a long reply lamenting and explaining how messed up this whole idea is but it just got erased. All I can say is this is wrong and we need to vote these people out of office before they destroy our state and country!
DeleteI am way late on this and am very upset. It is ridiculous to think that we can lower the extremely high housing prices by building zillions of housing projects in a generally rural and peaceful land. Prices in California are high because of high taxes, high demand for our climate and topography and high prices of surrounding homes. The last think I want to is to lose our rustic beauty to miles and miles of track homes and buildings. This not only disturbs my visual and emotional peace, it ruins our natural landscape and wildlife that will be extinct if we do not stop building! With open borders, free school, housing and benefits to non citizens and sanctuary for criminals, how can we lower demand and housing prices? We simply cannot build enough to overcome the population demand upon our county!!! and city. This is a sham way to bring in voters that will keep the politicians in office up in Sacramento. Open borders, crowd out the rural residents, and give stipends so the new residents can afford the high cost! All for votes using our tax money! California has a supermajority Democrat ruled government and their goal is to make every area and city under their control. This new housing does not help the street people and wandering men that roam our streets either looking for drugs or perhaps needing mental help. These homes are for new families to move in and cause less help to come for those who need it the most. The real homeless who need far more help and cannot be simply stuck in an apartment. God help us!
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