Lame-duck Controller Laura Chick elaborates in The Planning Report on her opposition to the solar measure on Tuesday's city ballot. From the interview:
It’s egregious to put something on the ballot and ask people to vote for it when it hasn’t been properly vetted and the elected leadership says that they have unanswered questions.Secondly, I find Measure B exceedingly confusing. I have so many unanswered basic questions. Why is it on the ballot in the first place? Why are we being asked to vote on this now before a really thoughtful plan is presented on how we’re going to achieve these solar energy goals? I choose, inevitably, to vote no on something that I don’t find easily understandable or logical.
Also in the February TPR: An interview with new planning commissioner Sean Burton, a transcript of remarks about Downtown by CRA chief Cecilia Estolano, and Joel Kotkin talking about the fleeing middle class.