A recent report published by the Urban Land Institute concludes that Californians’ housing preferences are changing rapidly. By directing new growth into neighborhoods that are close to jobs, shopping, and transit, we can help the housing market rebound and stimulate local economies.
What does the future hold for high speed rail? The California High Speed Rail Authority recently adopted a new business plan that cuts the overall cost of the project and proposes substantial investment in upgrading existing rail lines. Will it be the plan that guides our transportation system into the 21st century?
The Southern California Association of Governments has adopted a new transportation plan and Sustainable Communities Strategy that will result in less traffic congestion, cleaner air, and a stronger economy.
ClimatePlan partners throughout the state work to promote land use planning that will create vibrant, healthy communities and a range of transportation options. Join us as we work for a better California!
Most Californians would like a job closer to home, an easier commute, and lower housing costs, but cities and towns must coordinate at a regional scale to get these results. Click on a region to learn more about its unique situation and implementation of SB 375.
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