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The PLUM Committee approved demolition and rebuild permits for a mold-damaged home, advanced amendments to an Affordable Housing Streamlining Ordinance and asked the City Attorney to draft ordinances, approved zoning exemption reports for the Olympic/Paralympic Games, and approved a citywide interim control ordinance process related to Recreational Vehicle parks.
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Committee members voted to allow demolition and rebuilding of a home and attached junior ADU where black mold was found, and they moved forward changes to the city’s affordable housing streamlining effort, asking the City Attorney to write the actual ordinance. They also approved planning reports on a zoning exemption for the Olympic/Paralympic Games and authorized work on a citywide interim control ordinance for Recreational Vehicle parks. One action involved an exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which is the state environmental review law referenced in the reports, meaning that environmental review was found unnecessary for that particular proposal under the rules cited.
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