Building ADUs is one of the ONLY ways to build new rent controlled housing. My ADU working group legislation will cut through unnecessary red tape and help get these hundreds of units on the market ASAP. #endthebacklog
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Since we passed legislation legalizing the construction of accessory dwelling units (ADUs / in-laws) in SF, only 23 have actually been built! This is unacceptable. That's why I'm calling a working group to process the 400+ applications in the queue. http://www.sfexaminer.com/breed-wants-working-group-speed-construction-laws/ …
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Thank you Jim!
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You need affordable covenants. I am on Berkeley’s ADU Task Force And once we educate about costs to build and then throw rent control and eviction protections on it, people freak out. Give them incentives to make it an affordable unit. Think outside the box.
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In other cities they pay people to build ADUs! Streamlining the process for construction is a very good first step, but you're right that it's not the last!
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What is the hold up?
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9163 Transit Operators that work hard to provide service for the people of San Francisco cannot afford to live in the City. We make too much for City to give us affordable housing and don't earn enough to live in the City. What will you do for us? !You are not mayor material!
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There’s a good number of city employees that can’t afford to live in the city we serve..but I sure don’t hear any of the other candidates with a plan to address that. How about instead of attacking
@LondonBreed ; we city employees work with her to develope a plan. - 2 more replies
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