Politics & Government
Planning Commission Looks at Second Units Again
Tonight's meeting will include staff reports, discussion and public testimony on how to promote second units at different income levels, but no final action
Piedmont, like cities throughout the Bay Area, is under pressure by the state to finalize plans for how it will accommodate its "fair share" of the region's housing needs, including housing for different income levels.
That's a big challenge in a city with almost no vacant land.
Tonight (Dec. 12) the Piedmont Planning Commission will continue to wrestle with the issue as it considers possible changes to the city's rules on second units ("in-law apartments").
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The commission will meet at 5 p.m. at , 120 Vista Ave.
Staff members will present options for modifying Piedmont's Second Unit Code to provide housing at different income levels. The commission will also hear testimony from members of the public, but no final action will be taken.
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Design review of several residential projects is also on the agenda.
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