AS A 55-YEAR-OLD, THIRD-GENERATION resident who is currently weaving through fiery hoops to rebuild my house that the city exempts itself from same rules that I and
THIS TOWN IS GOING TO BE OVERRUN with flop houses and tenement apartments.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on January 13, 2007. Read the original
THE REVIEW PROCESS SHOULD BE THE same for all — no matter rich or poor. This is a democracy. Also, a project of 50-units seems far too large for the
CITY HALL IS TAKING SANTA MONICA onto the track of progressive oblivion. Socialist, lazy income housing is the lead weight drowning Santa Monica into an aesthetic, cultural and economic cesspool.
OUR COMMUNIST NIGHTMARE THAT IS SMRR is guilty of murder, rape and robbery by creating rent-controlled and building ugly affordable tenements in our once quiet little town along with
AS A FORMER APARTMENT HOUSING owner, and now a disabled individual, I think Santa Monica is indeed on the right track. We need more housing projects for people who need
I AM AGAINST THE CITY COUNCIL making a new ordinance that would exempt the affordable housing projects with 50 or less units. I against that exemption. I think all buildings
THE CITY IS OUT OF CONTROL. THEY ARE a bunch of lefty, social engineers that are trying to push low-income housing into every neighborhood. How would you like to
THERE ARE ALREADY SO MANY buildings going up in Santa Monica. No matter what you do — somebody somewhere is going to complain.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press
THE REVIEW PROCESS SHOULD NOT BE eliminated or eased. The building department review process is designed to ensure a quality construction product. The review process enables the city of Santa
CITY HALL SHOULD CONTINUE TO HOLD a review process for affordable housing projects at all costs. Santa Monica does have more than its share already. So, if they are going
