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New State Housing Law Puts Pasadena’s Historic Neighborhoods on a Deadline
California’s SB 79 will expand housing development rights around Pasadena’s six Metro A Line stations, threatening historic neighborhoods. The Pasadena City Council has passed a temporary ordinance to protect certain historic areas while developing a long-term plan, but preservation groups argue the law leaves unresolved challenges for many historic sites.
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