Committee approves consent items including wildfire detectors and housing reports The Hewlett Committee moved items 6, 7 and 9 to the consent calendar and approved them by roll call. Comments previewed deployment of wildfire detection sensors (including nine sensors for District 1) and updates on the county housing element and supportive‑housing efforts.

The Hewlett Committee just greenlit critical wildfire detection sensors and housing updates, paving the way for enhanced safety and planning in Santa Clara County!

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Kern County planning commission recommends Title 19 zoning updates but excludes non‑ag truck parking in agricultural zones The Kern County Planning Commission recommended that the Board of Supervisors adopt broad revisions to the county zoning code (Ordinance Code 2025B) to implement the housing element, clarify definitions and require conditional use permits for new CRV recycling centers, but voted to exclude proposed non‑agricultural trucking allowances in A and NR (

Kern County's Planning Commission has proposed significant zoning changes to boost housing, but they've drawn the line on allowing commercial truck parking in agricultural zones after public outcry.

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Carmel-by-the-Sea schedules back-to-back meetings; housing element, water allocation and emergency plan top packets City hosts brief vlog announcing next week's doubleheader council meetings, warning residents the packet is large because it includes the full housing element and flagging water allocation, a car-week after-action report and the emergency operations plan as key items.

Carmel-by-the-Sea is gearing up for two crucial council meetings next week, tackling pressing issues like housing and water allocation—don’t miss your chance to get involved!

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z #LACityCouncil is voting on giving $75K to #lacityattorney 4 outside counsel to fight the #YimbyLAW @car.org lawsuit against @cityofla.bsky.social for failing to meaningful upzone our #HousingElement. Seems EVIL to spend taxpayer $ making housing more UNAFFORDABLE during a housing & budget crisis!

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@RexRichardson if #LongBeach is promoting #HigherDensity w/ #HousingElement how bout free classes on #BalconyGardens http://bit.ly/2hFjmcO