Nearly two-thirds of Southern California's municipalities failed to meet an Oct. 15 state deadline—the second deadline the state has given them this year—to revise their housing plans to bring them in line for affordable housing goals that must be achieved by 2030.
The missing plans from Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino county governments as well as 121 SoCal municipalities, cover about 474K homes these towns have been ordered to plan to build by 2030.
On the brighter side, 73 SoCal jurisdictions—including Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Ana, Irvine, Ontario, Riverside, Fontana, Moreno Valley, Irvine as well as Ventura, Imperial and Los Angeles counties—have filed and received state approval for plans to build nearly 1M of the 1.3M in new affordable housing units the state has mandated by 2030, about 65% of the total.
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