1356 W. Cienega Avenue lot split and two-story homes
Summary
The council approved splitting one large lot into two, each with a two-story house plus an ADU. Neighbors on private Kimberly Avenue fear parking shortages, lost privacy, fire access problems, and construction impacts they say the city can't regulate later. Councilmembers said state housing law (Housing Crisis Act/SB 9) left them no legal path to deny a compliant project.
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Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost, and the new homes will add property tax revenue; denying it could have cost the city legal fees.
The property owner gets to build homes for family, and the city gains housing units and tax revenue.
Kimberly Avenue residents say they'll absorb parking, privacy, and street-wear impacts on a private road they maintain themselves.
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