YIMBY Action

If someone wants to submit a bs proposal that is clearly gonna lose, there's nothing to prevent that.

But this was a way to force the bidding process to open up. Is it necessary the best way? Probably not. But all ballot props suck.

But why support it then? Lawmaking by ballot is so hard to reverse, why risk something like affordable housing policy on this?

Again, I haven't heard any good arguments that this will slow things down. Ive heard self-serving arguments and insults.

Well if right now there aren't three bids for projects, then conceivably MOH wouldn't get three often, thus delaying projects.

Currently, a small group of local dev control the bidding process. Which is why they're so mad.

Where's evidence other affordable housing developers have been shut out? Bridge and Mercy not local but frequently involved.

I've heard over and over how CCHO forces members to toe the line. They hold power to control who gets bids. That's not right.