Incremental Housing and Mixed-Use Zoning
Let’s face it, housing has been static for decades due to arbitrary zoning laws. This is one of the major causes of the homelessness crisis and skyrocketing housing costs in our city. Housing is not an investment commodity – it’s essential for our community.
Transparent Accounting
You can’t fix what you don’t see. Like many cities, Sacramento’s budget is complicated. Because it includes so many projects, and is funded by many different revenue sources, it’s impossible for most people to understand. This type of budgeting hides the true cost of deferred maintenance and the city’s ability to pay for basic services.
Ending Parking Subsidies
Land is valuable in our city, and we need to make sure it’s used productively and provides value. Free storage for privately owned vehicles wastes an average of 162 sq. ft. per spot, worth around $64,800. Do you think this is a good use of our land?
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Lessons from Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz was really interesting to walk around. Pacific Avenue was designed to protect pedestrians with one lane one way, bike lane 2 ways, and limited parking. The amount of shoppers on the street highlighted this feature. We need more streets like this everywhere.
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2024 Mayoral Forum on Jan. 18th presented by Tahoe Park Neighborhood Association
The Tahoe Park Neighborhood Association is hosting a forum for the candidates for Mayor of Sacramento on January 18th.
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Roundtable Event on Jan. 9th on Draft Work Zone & Event Detour Policy – Your feedback requested!
The City of Sacramento is requesting your feedback! The City is updating its policy and practice for accommodating people walking and bicycling in work/construction zones and special events. Join their 1st roundtable event to provide your input.
