Measure S: 8 Things To Know About LA’s Anti-Development Ballot Measure
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By Jenna Chandler
The fight over tall buildings, neighborhood character, and how to add much-needed density to Los Angeles is playing out as a clash between homeowners and real estate developers. But most people living in LA are in neither of those groups—and we all have a huge stake in the way our neighborhoods grow and change.
We also have the power to direct that future.
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