Davis v. City of Berkeley
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
KENNARD, J.
The California Constitution requires voter approval of any low-rent housing project before its development, construction, or acquisition by a state or local public agency. The issue here is whether this constitutional requirement is satisfied by voter approval of a ballot measure that specifies the maximum number of low-rent housing units to be *231developed, acquired, or constructed but provides no other information about ithe proposed project.
To decide this issue, we must construe the language of article XXXIV, section 1, of the California Constitution (hereafter article…
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