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You do not have enough information to tell if a majority of people want it that way. Some of these zoning restrictions (don't know specifically about CA but tr
by eesmith 2y ago
You do not have enough information to tell if a majority of people want it that way.
Some of these zoning restrictions (don't know specifically about CA but true elsewhere) were put into place 60 years ago, when a majority wanted it that way (often for very racists and class warfare reasons), and they made it a requirement to have a supermajority to change it, not simple majority.
Thus, a majority could want to change, but are unable to reach the 2/3rds or whatever supermajority threshold is required.
Don't all political questions in the US boil down to democracy issues?
- ttyprintk 2y agoYeah and I believe a lot of HOA dissolution rules must reach 2/3.