Lafayette Settles Housing Element Lawsuit, Agrees to Consider Upzoning 130 Acres
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Lafayette Blinks In Housing Fight, Puts Downtown Upzoning On The Table
Lafayette has cut a deal that could noticeably reshape its downtown, agreeing to study upzoning across roughly 130 acres along Mount Diablo Boulevard as part of a settlement with the Housing Action Coalition. The agreement ends a lawsuit that challenged the city’s housing element and sets a deadline for the city to study specific zoning changes by the end of the year. The settlement also requires Lafayette to pay about $120,080 in attorney fees …
Lafayette Settles Housing Element Lawsuit, Agrees to Consider Upzoning 130 Acres
The City of Lafayette has reached a settlement with the Housing Action Coalition (HAC), committing to consider upzoning 130 acres and to remit $120,080 in legal fees, thereby resolving litigation alleging the city's Housing Element failed to comply with California housing statutes.

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