Senate Bill 9 (SB 9) will be heard by the Assembly Local Government Committee this Wednesday June 9. SB 9 is a neighborhood killing bill that wipes out single family zoning statewide

There are only 8 members of the Assembly Local Government committee, so actions to get them to vote no are critical now.

Please take ACTION Now:

Email the 8 Assemblymembers and the Committee

Ask them to Vote No on SB 9

(Note some email boxes may be full – if so, try later)

Call each district office with the same information

On Wednesday June 9 at 1:30 PM call into the committee hearing to testify against SB 9. Committee website is HERE. Committee will post the call-in numbers on their website late on 6/8 or early 6/9

Contact Information: View or Download Here

First Name	Last Name	Dist	District Phone	Sac Phone
Cecilia	Aguiar-Curry	4	530 775 1034	916 319 2004

Richard	Bloom	50	310 450 0041	916 319 2050


Tasha	Boerner Horvath	76	760 434 7605	916 319 2076

Tom	Lackey	36	661 267 7636	916 319 2036

James	Ramos	40	909 476 5023	916 319 2040

Luz	Rivas	39	818 504 3911	916 319 2039

Robert	Rivas	30	831 759 8676	916 319 2039

Randy	Voepel	71	619-258-7737	916 319 2071

Full Committee			[email protected]	916 319 3958

To email all at once, copy this list into your email client “to”

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More about SB 9:

SB 9 by Toni Atkins and Scott Wiener. This divisive bill, crushes single-family zoning in California, a threat to 7 million homeowners. Wiener has called yards and single-family homes “immoral.” SB 9 is not a “duplex” bill. It allows 4 market-rate homes where 1 now stands, up to 6 units if developers use a hidden “two-step” that Livable California volunteer attorneys spotted, and 8 units with local accessory dwelling units (ADUs)

SB 9 is the beginning of the end of homeownership in California, as investors and pension funds jump into bidding wars against families. Facing withering criticism, author Atkins, in a Sacramento Bee op-ed, said her bill gives “homeowners the opportunity to reimagine their property.” No. Only the rich and developers can finance full-sized homes in the yard. SB 9 is a senseless gamble against 21M people living in homes they own

Watch a quick SB 9 Video HERE