Six Months After California Wildfires, Less Than 100 Building Permits Have Been Issued in Los Angeles

[livingston]

Six Months After California Wildfires, Less Than 100 Building Permits Have Been Issued in Los Angeles​

The wildfires that ravaged southern California and destroyed thousands of homes in the Pacific Palisades and other neighborhoods happened six months ago, and yet, less than 100 building permits have been issued.

The rebuilding process has been so slow that many people in the area have decided to sell their destroyed homes rather than try to rebuild.
How is it even possible that so little has been done?


KTLA News:

Developer Rick Caruso took to social media on Monday to lambast local government officials for “endless red tape” causing what he calls a lack of progress in rebuilding after the fires. Caruso challenged Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for that position in 2022.

Six Months After California Wildfires, Less Than 100 Building Permits Have Been Issued in Los Angeles * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance

The wildfires that ravaged southern California and destroyed thousands of homes in the Pacific Palisades and other neighborhoods happened six months ago, and…

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[livingston]

AND THERE IT IS: California Governor Gavin Newsom Announces Funding for New ‘Multifamily Rental Housing’ After LA Wildfires​

This week, we learned that less than 100 building permits have been issued in Los Angeles, six months after the destructive wildfires that destroyed entire neighborhoods like the Pacific Palisades.
Now California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced $101 million in funding for new ‘multifamily rental housing’ as a solution for housing displaced residents in the area. It almost seems like this was the goal all along.

Tomiquia Moss, Secretary of the California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency: “The State’s special Multifamily Finance Super NOFA will galvanize the collective public-private response to the wildfires in Los Angeles County, expediting and expanding opportunities to build affordable housing for low-income residents. By prioritizing affordable housing projects that are ready to go, these funds will accelerate household stability, climate and health outcomes in communities.”

Cartel California
So the truth is coming out.
@GavinNewsom
who has a lot of blame for the SoCal fires is basically saying, he is going to steal tax payers money to build ghettos that people HE displaced can "Rent". It's obviously a money grab folks. Sad. This guy has got to go

AND THERE IT IS: California Governor Gavin Newsom Announces Funding for New ‘Multifamily Rental Housing’ After LA Wildfires * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance

This week, we learned that less than 100 building permits have been issued in Los Angeles, six months after the destructive wildfires that destroyed entire…

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[livingston]

 

[Podmonkey]

Who gives a shit about that miserable state?! I wish not one building permit was issued and I hope a continuous series of fires, floods and riots kills every kalifornian man, woman, and child. And then afterwards we export every other leftist in the nation to what has become a human garbage disposal.

 

[livingston]

Who gives a shit about that miserable state?! I wish not one building permit was issued and I hope a continuous series of fires, floods and riots kills every kalifornian man, woman, and child. And then afterwards we export every other leftist in the nation to what has become a human garbage disposal.

Tell us how you really feel

 

[Grimscale]

Much like New York State, there are a significant number of people who live there who are not leftist assholes.
Wishing death on them all is sick. They are just normal people trying to go about their lives.
We should be lopping off the head of this criminality, not punishing those who had no part in it.

 

[tirwin1]

I wonder if this will change voting behavior. If it doesn't then I am inclined to agree with podmonkey. The city will be irredeemable.

 

[fresch]

If only a islame/social demonrat could run for office.

 

[FP1201]

I wonder if this will change voting behavior. If it doesn't then I am inclined to agree with podmonkey. The city will be irredeemable.

It's not the "Voting behavior" it's the way those votes are collected and tallied....Fuck California, I'm in NY and have problems enough on our own.

 

[Zerex]

Yes........it is as circular firing squad, of liberal californians....a self extinguishing fire.

 

[Saltwater60]

No surprise politicians lied and screwed people again. I thought they were going to make this a smooth process. I sure the apartments were the plan all along to get people to stay and mix poor with wealthy. Then It will be look how great the government is to you.

 

[Dr. Evil]

CA... the land of fruits and nuts.

 

[OwnTheRide]

A few thoughts:

1. California, meh. They get what they voted for.
2. I am not a proponent of this constant cycle of building in disaster-prone areas, then seeing them wiped out by a disaster, and rebuilding in the same place. At the very least, we need to prevent taxpayers - and insurance payers - from subsidizing what amounts to clearly bad decisions. I doubt this is the motivation behind whatever is going on in California, but "don't build in a fire-prone area" makes sense to me.
3. 

 

[tirwin1]

A few thoughts:

1. California, meh. They get what they voted for.
2. I am not a proponent of this constant cycle of building in disaster-prone areas, then seeing them wiped out by a disaster, and rebuilding in the same place. At the very least, we need to prevent taxpayers - and insurance payers - from subsidizing what amounts to clearly bad decisions. I doubt this is the motivation behind whatever is going on in California, but "don't build in a fire-prone area" makes sense to me.
3. 

My sense is newsom and bass want to prevent single family homeowners from rebuilding but will definitely allow multifamily units all insured by the public. Worst of both worlds, aka a typical government solution.