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Altadena residents unify to pass legislation protecting their community from dense developments
Over the last several weeks, residents' have rallied behind SB 1090, a bill that would pause multi-unit building projects in the L.A. County neighborhood.
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Over the last several weeks, residents' have rallied behind SB 1090, a bill that would pause multi-unit building projects in the L.A. County neighborhood.
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According to Los Angeles Times, Altadena residents unify to pass legislation protecting their community from dense developments reports that Over the last several weeks, residents’ have rallied behind SB 1090, a bill that would pause multi-unit building projects in the L.A. County neighborhood.
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