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Paul Dashevsky
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SB9 for property in California

Paul Dashevsky
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles
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Has anyone used SB9 yet to plan a lot split, a second home on a lot, create a duplex or anything else? How challenging was the process?

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Alexander O.
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Alexander O.
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Hi Paul,  As of last month I was informed by Los Angeles city planning that no complete application for an urban lot split under SB9 had even been submitted yet.  This could have changed in the last few weeks and is only for Los Angeles county.  I have seen a few developers use SB9 for adding to their existing lot but not the lot split via SB9.  

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