California AB1621 aims to streamline the approval process for housing development projects, particularly those targeting low-income households, by.
California AB1621, known as the Housing Accountability Act, seeks to address the state's housing shortage by expediting the approval process for housing development projects, especially those aimed at low, very low, and moderate-income households. The act imposes strict timelines on local agencies for reviewing and approving postentitlement phase permits, with a maximum of 45 business days for projects with 26 units or more.
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