City of Yorba Linda Completes First Community Workshop Series on Resident-Driven 2021-2029 Housing Element: Recap and Recording
The City of Yorba Linda has completed its first series of community workshops covering the resident-driven revisions to the 2021-2029 Housing Element. Spanning five workshops over September to October, hundreds of city residents actively participated in these events, contributing their insights and feedback to the proposed Housing Element Update. A
City of Yorba Linda Hosts Virtual Q&A Webinar on Resident-Driven 2021-2029 Housing Element: Recap and Recording
The City of Yorba Linda hosted the first event of its Housing Element workshop series on Thursday, September 14 with a Virtual Q&A session. The Zoom-hosted session empowered residents to delve into the resident-driven recommendations for the 2021-2029 Housing Element. The City is steadfast in its mission to preserve the
City of Yorba Linda Proceeds with Resident-Driven 2021-2029 Housing Element Update: Public Workshops Announced
The City of Yorba Linda has announced a rigorous public engagement process to receive feedback on the resident-driven 2021-2029 Housing Element Update. The Housing Element, a state-mandated process to update residential zoning to meet state requirements, plays a critical role in future housing development in the City of Yorba Linda.
City-Supported Lawsuit to Reduce State Housing Mandate Loses in Court
The Orange County Council of Governments (OCCOG) has lost its lawsuit challenging the California Department of Housing and Community Development’s process for distributing future housing units in Southern California. As a member of OCCOG, the City of Yorba Linda joined this lawsuit in the City’s ongoing efforts to retain local
City Council Supports Resident-Driven Housing Element Recommendations
On a unanimous vote, the Yorba Linda City Council directed staff to rely on a resident-driven series of recommendations to advance the City’s 2023-2029 Housing Element. The recommendations were detailed in a report (PDF) produced by the Yorba Linda Housing Policy Resident Working Group, an assembly of 17 residents from