With more enforcement power than ever, state relies on activists to enforce the 'duplex law'
Senate Bill 9 was expected to herald the end of single-family zoning. But four months in, little has changed.
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Senate Bill 9 was expected to herald the end of single-family zoning. But four months in, little has changed.
Senate Bill 9 was going to herald the end of the single-family zoning that many see as a reason for the state's housing crisis. But four months in, little has changed, and the scant enforcement is largely due to pro-housing activists.
Senate Bill 9 was going to herald the end of the single-family zoning that many see as a reason for the state's housing crisis. But four months in, little has changed, and the scant enforcement is largely due to pro-housing activists.
Senate Bill 9 was expected to herald the end of single-family zoning. But four months in, little has changed.
A handful of activists represent the bulk of the state’s enforcement of the law. That could change as the state housing agency hires more staff.