Building a Better Redondo - Archive - Measure DD vs. EE Comparison Chart

**Resident's BBR Measure DD and The City's Measure EE**
Comparison Chart

***Note: THIS IS A BBR ARCHIVE PAGE.***
In November 2008, Measure DD successfully passed and was placed in the Redondo Beach
California City Charter as Article XXVII.
Zoning Change Examples	Resident's Measure DD	City's Measure EE
City Rezones Public Land for Private Use	Vote Required	No Vote Required except on parkland
Example: School Property sold for Condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required
Example: AES Powerplant Site sold for Condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required

City rezones business or industrial property to residential or mixed use condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required
Example: Zoning change converting Torrance Blvd businesses to condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required

Rezone residential property to higher density residential zoning	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional condos, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	- Current Single family, two- and three-on-a-lot zoning - Vote required - Current Medium & High density condo zoning –No Vote required

Rezone residential property to commercial/industrial zoning	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional condos, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	- Current Single family zoning – Vote required - Any current multi-family zoning - No vote required

Upzone commercial density	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional units, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	No Vote Required

Increase zoning height in Coastal Zone	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional condos, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	Vote Required*

		* NOTE: In 2008, the City raised the allowable building heights in the coastal zone to 45 feet.

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