Survey suggests swap: more urban density for restrictions on wildfire zones
Los Angeles County voters favor building dense apartments in urban areas in exchange for allowing fewer homes in fire-prone areas. To compensate for restricting homebuilding in fire-prone communities, county voters backed greater production of high-density housing in urban areas, with 55 percent in support compared to 30 percent opposed, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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