Newsom Threatens Half Moon Bay with Legal Action Over Delays in Approving Farmworker Housing | KQED
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Mayor Jiménez emphasized the importance of following the process for housing approval, noting the accommodation of public comments. He expressed willingness to meet Governor Newsom for discussions.
Jiménez, a longtime advocate for farmworkers, highlighted the necessity of providing housing for low-income farmworkers in coastal San Mateo County. The city staff has recommended approving a 40-unit apartment building for this purpose.
Half Moon Bay City Council collaborated with nonprofit developers to address housing needs, receiving substantial funding for the development. Governor Newsom's potential legal actions are under scrutiny by the Housing Accountability Unit.
Governor Newsom's remarks prompted reactions from Mayor Jiménez, emphasizing the ongoing need for affordable housing solutions and showcasing the collaboration between city council, nonprofits, and the state to address housing challenges.
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