Engineer on @googlechrome. Involved in CSS and W3C standards. Previously @mozilla, @w3ctag. Mastodon: @dbaron@w3c.social
Rockville, Maryland, USA
Joined March 2008
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Too little, too late, @GavinNewsom. Should have stepped up to prevent this from happening rather than saying you're disappointed afterwards.
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The segregationists won. Californians earning less than $250k/year lost. Environmentalists lost. Unclear whether our current system of democracy is capable of addressing the problems facing the US and California.
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I don't get to vote in my own poll, but I got four, from @cayimby, @SFHAC, @SFyimby, and @paloaltoforward.
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How many organizations sent you email alerts today to call California state senators in support of SB50?
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I thought this was supposed to just work?
drafts.csswg.org/css-grid-1/…
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Your proposal that affordable housing goal be % of housing stock sounds great.
I'm more skeptical of uniform housing growth target:
* to prefer infill over sprawl for the environment
* there's more demand (stronger economy) in some areas
* want to reverse historic segregation
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There were a bunch of bills passed last year that made what I've heard described as major changes to the RHNA process. But I don't know what they add up to.
A photo of an urban environment I like [15/N]:
Via del Portico d'Ottavia, 00186 Roma, Italy
(near Piazza delle Cinque Scole)
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It's somebody who is *already* a professor for other reasons taking on an additional role (in exchange for nice on-campus housing).
The constraint that still needs to be satisfied is that the user shouldn't need to scroll in the inline direction for *each line of text*. A particular block of text should be readable with block-direction scrolling only.
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Though I guess you were asking specifically about the viability of tear down and rebuild, and not the whole provision.
In Palo Alto, I think it would be pretty viable. R-1 minimum lot size is 6000 ft², max FAR 0.45:1, so a minimum *conformant* lot would allow 2700 ft² of floor area, which is reasonably dividable.
I think the biggest deal with the fourplex part is the ministerial approval.
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