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Raman's housing plan

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20260624 Raman and Sherman Oaks HOA are at odds on housing policy. Raman believes the city must increase density in single-family neighborhoods, while the HOA wants to limit such development to commercial corridors.rtf
20260624 Raman initiated the city’s Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance in 2021 and leading the push last year to update the city’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance, lowering the annual maximum allowable rent increases.rtf
20260625 Raman supported ULA when it passed but later wrote a motion to change it because it stops development because it applies to apartment complexes in addition to mansions.rtf
20260627 37:30 Pratt alleges that Raman wants renters to be able to sue developers, squat and not pay rent. Raman responded by calling Pratt a MAGA Republican.rtf
20260630 Raman says Bass wrote a letter to Sacramento opposing SB 79.rtf
20260630 Raman says that building more housing will require change and that she will always come at the people with the honesty. Bass scratches her neck.rtf
20260711 Raman opposed delaying implementation.rtf
20260711 Raman spoke against resolution opposing SB 79.rtf
20260711 Raman supported a motion consider the higher-density option, C2, for delayed effectuation of SB 79.rtf
20260807 Raman's right-to-counsel ∕ eviction-defense ordinance.rtf
20260808 Grok finds no evidence that Raman has addressed the economic evidence opposing rent control.rtf
20260808 Grok finds no explanation from Raman for endorsing Prop 33.rtf
20260808 Raman voted to shelve a ballot initiative to modify the mansion tax and instead pursue a tax credit for developers to build multifamily projects that include affordable housing and use prevailing wage labor.rtf
20260808 Raman’s pro-freedom and anti-freedom housing market measures.rtf
20260818 Raman proposed changes to Los Angeles’s voter-approved Mansion Tax after evidence suggested the measure generated far less revenue than had been projected and suppressed housing construction.rtf
20260823 Raman’s claim is partially true: "We have the fewest homes per adult of any city in America and the highest rent-burdened population of any city in America.".rtf
40:24 Raman threads the needle ~“the reason the state government comes down on us is we’re not building enough housing. I would ensure that every city department was planning for housing that Angelenos welcome”.rtf
56:04 to 56:44 Raman suggests that regulations might require buildings to be the same height because people find that attractive. Gives Paris as an example.rtf