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Wish I could say the same for Berkeley's mayor, but as far as I can tell @JesseArreguin is as committed as ever to having me live in a shed in his mother's backyard for $2000/monthhttps://twitter.com/dillonliam/status/1127012328157794304 …
You think I'm kidding, but this guy has consistently advocated "accessory dwelling units" — tiny houses built by homeowners in their gardens — as a means of blocking any sort of new housing that people might actually want to live in.
Hey, Jesse! I've got a campaign slogan for you next round: Feudalism, But With Less Room
Is it un-PC to call them granny flats? I remember them being advertised as such the last time I was looking, foolishly, for a place to live in California.
We certainly can't call them that while we're pretending that they're not a complete joke as a solution to the country's worst housing crisis
I agree that ADUs are important, but the local context here is that they're a convenient vanishing point for NIMBYs. 'Because we allowed ADUs the housing crisis is being worked on'. Not nearly enough it's not.
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