Senate Bill 9 destroys neighborhoods, displaces families and decreases affordability. It lets developers build 6 units of dense housing where 1 home now sits — not one of them affordable. Speculators will bid against and displace families, especially in well-located diverse neighborhoods. In a sweeping attack on the environment, SB 9 dismantles existing protections and lets developers destroy yards and bulldoze trees, encouraging dense construction even in severe fire zones. ACT NOW to tell your Assembly Member to vote NO on SB 9 .

Destroys Families and Neighborhoods

Speculators will bid against homebuyers and displace families, especially in lower income neighborhoods and communities of color, where parents work hard to attain the dream of generational wealth for their children. SB 9 transforms homeowner areas to corporate-owned rentals. 

Dismantles Environmental Protections

SB 9 destroys yards, trees, and permeable surfaces, creating hotter, drier, less livable neighborhoods. Unique area – including severe fire zones – will be sacrificed to dense development. SB 9 overrides the needs of people and the planet. Parking, roads, water, and sewers will be overburdened. Developers will profit, but we will all pay the bill.

Decreases
Affordability

Many Californians are struggling to buy a home. SB 9 turns California’s 7 million homes into Wall Street assets, inviting rental giants and investor funds to outbid families to build high-profit luxury projects – 6 dense units without yards or garages where 1 home stands today. 

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United in Opposition

Cities – Organizations – Neighborhood Groups

SB 9 is so destructive that more than 200 cities and neighborhood and community groups oppose it, with more adding their voices every day.

  • Adams Hill Neighborhood Association
  • Aids Healthcare Foundation
  • Alameda Citizens Task Force
  • Albany Citizens United
  • Albany Neighbors United
  • Alliance for a Better Brentwood
  • Allied Neighborhoods Association of Santa Barbara
  • Angelenos for Trees
  • Association of California Cities – Orange County (ACC-OC)
  • Baldwin Hills Estates Homeowners Assoc.
  • Berkeley Associated Neighbors Against Non-Affordable Housing
  • Berkeley Flatlanders Group
  • Berkeley Together
  • Blue Dove Neighborhood
  • Brentwood Homeowners Association
  • Brookside HOA
  • Build Affordable Faster California
  • Burton Valley Neighborhoods Group
  • California Alliance of Local Electeds
  • California Cities for Local Control
  • Catalysts
  • Century Glen HOA
  • Cherrywood Leimert Park Block Club
  • Chevy Chase Estates Assoc.
  • Citizens Planning Association of Santa Barbara County
  • Citizens Preserving Venice
  • City of Agoura Hills
  • City of Arcata
  • City of Belmont
  • City of Beverly Hills
  • City of Burbank
  • City of Carlsbad
  • City of Carson
  • City of Cerritos
  • City of Chino Hills
  • City of Clovis
  • City of Colton
  • City of Corona
  • City of Cupertino
  • City of Danville
  • City of Diamond Bar
  • City of Dublin
  • City of Eastvale
  • City of El Segundo
  • City of Elk Grove
  • City of Fountain Valley
  • City of Glendora
  • City of Hesperia
  • City of Hidden Hills
  • City of Huntington Beach
  • City of Irwindale
  • City of King
  • City of La Canada Flintridge
  • City of Lafayette
  • City of Laguna Niguel
  • City of Lancaster
  • City of LaVerne
  • City of Livermore
  • City of Lomita
  • City of Long Beach
  • City of Menifee
  • City of Merced
  • City of Mission Viejo
  • City of Montclair
  • City of Monte Sereno
  • City of Murrieta

  • City of Newport Beach
  • City of Norwalk
  • City of Ontario
  • City of Orinda
  • City of Palo Alto
  • City of Palos Verdes Estates
  • City of Paramount
  • City of Pasadena
  • City of Pismo Beach
  • City of Pleasanton
  • City of Rancho Palos Verdes
  • City of Rancho Santa Margarita
  • City of Redondo Beach
  • City of Rohnert Park
  • City of Rolling Hills
  • City of Rolling Hills Estates
  • City of San Carlos
  • City of San Clemente
  • City of San Dimas
  • City of San Jacinto
  • City of San Marcos
  • City of San Ramon
  • City of Santa Clara
  • City of Santa Clarita
  • City of Santa Monica
  • City of Saratoga
  • City of Signal Hill
  • City of Sunnyvale
  • City of Thousand Oaks
  • City of Torrance
  • City of Westlake Village
  • City of Yorba Linda
  • Coalition for Economic Survival
  • Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods
  • Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council
  • College Street Neighborhood Group
  • College Terrace Residents Association
  • Committee to Save the Hollywoodland Specific Plan
  • Communities United CD7
  • Community Associations Institute – California Legislative Action Committee
  • Comstock Hills Homeowners Association
  • Country Club Park
  • Craftsman Village Historic District
  • Crenshaw Manor Community Assoc.
  • Crescenta Highlands Neighborhood Association
  • Crescenta Valley Community Association
  • Culver City Neighbors United
  • D4ward
  • Durand Ridge United
  • Eastside Voice
  • El Dorado Park South Neighborhood Association – Long Beach
  • Elmhurst Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Encinitas Neighborhood Group
  • Environmental Defense Center
  • Families & Homes San Jose
  • Fire Risk Communities of the San Francisco Bay Area
  • Franklin Corridor Communities
  • Franklin/Hollywood West Residents Assoc.
  • Freemont Place Assoc.
  • Friends of Sunset Park
  • Grayburn Avenue Block Club
  • Hancock Park HOA
  • Hidden Hills Homeowners Assoc.
  • Hills 2000 Friends of The Hills
  • Hillside Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Hollywood Knolls Community Club
  • Hollywoodland Homeowners Association
  • Homeowners of Encino
  • Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
  • Hyde Park Organizational Partnership for Empowerment
  • Indivisible CA
  • La Brea Hancock Homeowners Association
  • Ladera Heights Civic Assoc.
  • Lake Hollywood HOA
  • Land Park Community Association
  • Las Virgenes-Malibu Council of Governments
  • Latino Alliance for Community Engagement
  • League of California Cities
  • Linda Vista-Annandale Association
  • Livable Pasadena
  • Los Altos Residents
  • Los Angeles County Division – League of California Cities
  • Los Angeles Urban League
  • Los Feliz Improvement Association
  • Mangun Park Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Mid City Santa Monica
  • Miracle Mile Residential Association
  • Miraloma Park Improvement Club
  • Mission Street Neighbors
  • Montecito Association
  • Neighborhood Council Sustainability Alliance Trees Committee
  • Montrose/Verdugo City/Sparr Heights Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Mt. Shasta
  • Neighbors for A Better San Diego
  • New Livable California Dba Livable California
  • North of Montana Association
  • North of Montana Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Northwest Glendale HOA
  • Oakland Firesafe Council
  • Old Torrance Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Orange County Council of Governments
  • Pacific Palisades Community Council
  • Palo Altans for Sensible Zoning
  • Planning Association for The Richmond
  • Rescue Hillcrest
  • Resident Information Resource of Santa Monica
  • Residents Cross City Safety and Sanity
  • Ridgewood Wilton HOA
  • Riviera Homeowners Association
  • Santa Monica Coalition for A Livable City (SMCLC)
  • Royal Canyon Property Owners Assoc.
  • Save Lafayette
  • Save Our Single Family Neighborhoods
  • Save Sacramento Neighborhoods
  • Seaside Neighborhood Association
  • Shadow Hills Property Owners Association
  • Sherman Oaks Homeowners Association
  • South Bay Cities Council of Governments
  • South Bay Residents for Responsible Development
  • South Carthay Neighborhood Assoc.
  • South LA/Los Angeles Democratic Central Committee
  • South Shores Community Association
  • Southeast Torrance Homeowners’ Association
  • Southwood Homeowners Association
  • Southwood Riviera HOA
  • Southwood Sunray
  • Spaulding Square Neighborhood Assoc
  • St. Andrews NA
  • Studio City Residents Assoc.
  • Sullivan Canyon Property Owners Assoc.
  • Sunnyvale United Neighbors
  • Sunset Square Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Sunset-Parkside Education and Action Committee (SPEAK)
  • Sustainable Tamalmonte
  • Sutro Ave Block Club (NORTH)
  • Tahoe Donner Association
  • Tamalpais Design Review Board
  • Tarzana Property Owners Assoc.
  • Temecula Valley Neighborhood Coalition
  • The Mangan Park Neighborhood Association
  • The Valley Village Residents Assoc.
  • Toluca Lake HOA
  • Town of Danville
  • Town of Los Altos Hills
  • Town of Truckee
  • United Homeowners’ Assoc.
  • United Neighbors
  • United Neighbors of Senate District 13
  • Upper Nichols Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Verdugo
  • Verdugo Hills Residents
  • West Bay Citizens Coalition
  • West Homeowners Association
  • West Pasadena Residents’ Association
  • West Toluca Lake Residents Assoc.
  • Westside Regional Alliance of Councils
  • Westside Village Homeowners Association
  • Westwood Highlands Neighborhood Association
  • Westwood Hills Property Owners Association
  • Westwood Homeowners Association
  • Westwood South of Santa Monica HOA
  • Wilshire Park Assoc.
  • Wilshire Vista Neighborhood Assoc.
  • Windsor Square Association
  • Woodland Hills HOA
  • Woodlands

 
The above entities have submitted public letters of opposition to SB 9
to one or more Assembly committees or have asked to be included here.
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