Supported Berkeley middle housing for modest homes and proposed a Telegraph and Claremont housing study.
End density bonuses and require substantial community benefits from development. Opposes development policies described as intensifying displacement and producing unaffordable housing.
Expand smaller-scale housing through ADUs, duplexes, triplexes and cooperatives, with simplified permitting, tax incentives and rental assistance.
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Street safety designs
Supports roadway and quick-build changes to reduce speeding, and promoted four-way-stop studies.
Reassess traffic-calming and quick-build designs for impacts on emergency response, parking, and accessibility for older and disabled residents.
Prioritize safe, clean streets and infrastructure supporting housing growth. Evaluate projects using published data and post-project assessments.
Rent protections
Opposes COPA/TOPA tenant-purchase legislation.
Supports stronger tenant protections, a rent freeze, Costa-Hawkins repeal, and small-sites support tied to housing-preference work.
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Police surveillance cameras
Supports a Flock Safety camera contract with safeguards for data privacy, sanctuary policies, and federal data-sharing limits.
Opposes expanded policing and intrusive surveillance, emphasizing investment in community services instead.
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Police budget
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Shift resources toward community services, including shelter, housing stability, mental-health services, and workforce training. Cut police spending described as not necessarily reducing crime.
