California's first tiny home project sparks controversy

A development company has revised its controversial ADU housing project in Pacific Beach, San Diego, due to community opposition and legal challenges. The new plans reduce the number of housing units from 136 to 125 and increase parking spaces from 70 to 126, addressing concerns related to culturally sensitive land associated with the Kumeyaay Nation. The project was delayed by a lawsuit citing environmental and wildfire safety risks, but the developer aims to move forward with a plan that adds attainable housing while working with the community.

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