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What is Rick Caruso's stance on low-income housing mandates in post-fire rebuilding efforts?

Rick Caruso supports low-income housing but opposes mandating it during post-fire rebuilding. He believes that now is not the time to place mandates on people who have lost their homes and communities. Instead of mandates, Caruso advocates for an incentive-based approach, suggesting that developers who build low-income housing should receive density bonuses. He argues that mandates would create more problems, upset communities, and slow down the rebuilding process, whereas incentives would encourage people to 'do the right thing' while ensuring everyone benefits.

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Debate on Low-Income Housing Mandates in Post-Fire Los Angeles

CBS News·8 months ago

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