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This bill creates the Neighborhood Homes Act, which establishes housing as an allowable use on any parcel zoned for office or retail uses.

This bill requires each city/local jurisdiction to create standards to protect their code enforcement officers from assault.

This bill authorizes local governments to zone any parcel for up to 10 units per parcel within transit-rich areas or urban infill sites.

This bill requires ministerial approval of housing developments with two units including urban lot splits.

This bill eliminates abusive zoning regulations that limit multi-family construction on lots zoned for up to 10 units.

This bill would require all newly constructed non-residential buildings be constructed with dual plumbing to allow use of recycled water.

This bill would prohibit owner-move-ins if the same owner or relative lives on the property OR if there is a vacancy.

This bill would lose a loophole for streamlined housing permits in cases where local agencies require unnecessary materials for review.

This bill would require buildings with a dwelling unit maintain adequate cooling. Makes lack of cooling a substandard housing condition.

This bill would require 80% reduction in carbon use for new construction for 2045 including residential.

This bill would require some DMV sites to partner with a housing developer to develop affordable housing on site.

This bill would prohibit rental applications from asking applicants about their criminal record.

This bill would modify the density bonus law, permit height increases, allow increased density, and prohibit parking requirements.

This bill would expand the Permit Streamlining Act to include building permits and require digital permit submittals.

This bill would require charter schools and private schools to notify the local planning commission of any intent to acquire a new property.

This bill would require1-4 unit properties going through foreclosure, to first be considered only for owner-occupants for 30 days.

This bill would allow use of approved template floor plans for reconstruction after a disaster.

This bill would prohibit minimum automobile parking requirements on developments within 1/2 mile of transit.

This bill would prohibit affordable housing impact fees from being imposed on the density bonus units in the project.

This bill would require hospital building owners to confirm each year that they comply with seismic safety building standards.

This bill would permit unlicensed contractors to advertise for work if the price for labor is less than $500.

This bill would change the threshold for a building to be deemed “substandard” regardless of zoning designation or approved use.

This bill would restrict City/County/Agencies from acquiring housing unless each unit meets certain criteria for rental rates.

This bill would modify residential real property foreclosure laws. It expands eligible buyers to include tenants and non-profits.