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Council authorizes mayor to send letter supporting Murrieta push for local land‑use control
Summary
Rolling Hills authorized the mayor to send a letter to the League of California Cities supporting Murrieta’s resolution asking the League to consider a working group and study of local authority over housing and land‑use decisions.
The council voted to authorize the mayor to send a letter supporting a Murrieta resolution that asks the League of California Cities to form a working group to study whether a state constitutional amendment or initiative is needed to preserve local authority over housing and land‑use decisions.
Mayor Deringer—who serves on the League resolutions committee—explained the letters matter to the resolutions committee and to member votes at the League’s annual conference: "that's why I was suggesting we should take a position because I think that's important for us as a city, as well as many cities to be able to have this studied and and hopefully get the league to back this, initiative," she said. Council members who supported the motion emphasized the timing and noted delegates will use letters as part of the committee record. Council approved sending a letter of support.
