Nicole Fernandez

Housing We need to cut the red tape that makes rent, homeownership, and development so expensive for everyone. Easing height limits on El Camino and in Downtown would encourage developers to build more multi-family units. Housing Rolling back the excessive restrictions on Accessory Dwelling Units, also known as “ADUs” and “granny units,” would further ease our housing shortage. We should also create incentives for more development along transit corridors so we can reduce street traffic and boost commercial activity. And to really ensure that our housing market is running smoothly, our City government should reach out to landlords, homeowners, and renters, helping them comply with building codes, safety regulations, and tenant protections. Criminal Justice / Public Safety We need to boost resources for traffic enforcement, bike lanes, crosswalk lighting, and road signage. Every traffic-related injury or fatality is one too many.