Gov. Gavin Newsom has intervened with the California Coastal Commission to ensure that rebuilding efforts for wildfire victims in Los Angeles County proceed without hindrance. His latest order prohibits the commission from issuing guidance that conflicts with his previous directives, while also expanding temporary housing for survivors by easing restrictions on hotels and short-term rentals. Newsom's actions follow earlier orders to suspend environmental laws, emphasizing the state's commitment to streamline recovery and eliminate bureaucratic obstacles for affected communities as they rebuild from devastating wildfires.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has prioritized accelerating recovery for wildfire victims by directing the California Coastal Commission to halt guidance that could hinder rebuilding efforts.
The recent order expands temporary housing options for fire survivors in Los Angeles County by easing regulations on hotels and short-term rentals, allowing stays exceeding 30 days.
As California aids in recovery, Newsom emphasized the importance of removing unnecessary bureaucratic barriers, pledging that over-regulation will not impede the rebuilding of fire-stricken communities.
The directive follows earlier actions by Newsom to suspend the California Environmental Quality Act and Coastal Act requirements, aiming to streamline housing recovery efforts post-wildfire.
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