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Council members press CPD on sign code, food-truck rules and anti-displacement measures
Summary
Councilmembers pressed CPD staff on legacy sign-code enforcement, inconsistent food-truck rules that have affected longtime small businesses, and whether unlocking housing choices will include anti-displacement protections and homeowner-focused ADU prototypes.
Council members used the CPD briefing to press for quicker fixes to legacy zoning issues, asking how regulatory reform will address sign-code inconsistencies, long-standing food-truck allowances, and anti-displacement protections tied to housing reforms.
"But also, I don't think we're putting any emphasis right now on anti displacement policies," Councilmember Jamie Torres said, asking whether CPD would prioritize anti-displacement measures and explore pre-approved plans and ADU prototypes for homeowners. Torres said she wanted the city to make options accessible to residents who already own property rather than only focusing on developer-oriented proposals.
CPD deputy executive staff responded…
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