Esq.
May 1, 2015
-michael rosen molina
Acase now before the state Supreme Court could disable a key tool that numerous California
cities and counties use to encourage affordable housing development-and satisfy the
state's 1969 mandate to plan for it.
The court will consider whether San Jose's requirement that developers set aside a
percentage of new housing for low-income residents is an exercise of the city's police
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