Density & Upzoning

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In Campbell, the most significant development this week concerns the impact of Senate Bill 79, a new state transit-oriented housing law effective July 1, 2026. This law could potentially triple Campbell’s population, which currently stands at about 43,000 residents within its 6.5 square miles. The city is preparing for substantial changes in housing density and urban development as a result. Key points from recent local activity include: - Campbell is closely monitoring the implications of SB 79 on local zoning and housing policies. - City officials and planning bodies are engaged in discussions about how to accommodate increased density while managing infrastructure and community needs. - County-level meetings have provided background context on regional planning and development, but Campbell’s focus remains on adapting to the state law’s requirements. What to watch: How Campbell’s city council and planning commission will update zoning regulations and development standards in response to SB 79’s mandate.

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