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The SB 9 city guide
Woodland
The SB 9 city guide
Woodland
unincorporated
D
Grade
very friendly
very friendly
friendly
friendly
restrictive
very restrictive
We've given Woodland a D for its very restrictive approach to the implementation of SB 9, which includes excessive regulations.
SB 9 is a state bill that was created to address California's housing crisis. It allows Californians more flexibility with their urban property than they've ever had before.
Last updated:
5/5/2022
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SB 9 is a state bill that was created to address California's housing crisis. It allows Californians more flexibility with their urban property than they've ever had before. Read more about SB 9 here.
What can I build?
You have three options for an SB 9 project
Option 1: Lot Split
Divide your lot into two parcels; building on the new lot is allowed
Your lot must be at least 2,400 sqft and can be divided 50/50 or 60/40
sb 9 standard
Option 2: Two-Units
Keep your parcel as is, and add
up to 4 units total
sb 9 standard
friendly
very friendly
restrictive
very restrictive
Option 3: Lot Split & Two-Units
A mix of the above: divide your parcel, and add
up to 4 units total
sb 9 standard
friendly
very friendly
restrictive
very restrictive
Building max. size
In
Woodland
, new units can be up to
800
sq ft. This is half the size of the median single family home in California.
very Restrictive
📐
California median home size
1,700 sq ft
📐
Woodland
SB 9 Limit
800
sq ft
Where can I build?
You can build in single-family residential zones
,
sb 9 standard
friendly
very friendly
restrictive
very restrictive
Places where you can’t build
May require additional permits
Buildings that can't be demolished
Renting & Selling
For all development options, resulting units must be residential use only
sb 9 standard
Renting
Requirements
Requirements
Selling Requirements
Additional Requirements
Here are a few more restrictions and requirements that you should keep in mind when pursuing an SB 9 project in
Woodland
.
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D
The SB9 Guide
unincorporated
Woodland
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Yolo County
More about
Woodland
Residents of this Yolo County suburb value their town’s abundance of parks, laid-back culture, and convenient proximity to both the Sacramento International Airport and the UC Davis campus. Visitors enjoy attending the town’s many annual festivals (including the California Honey Festival, Yolo Brewfest, and the One Love One Heart Reggae Festival), thrill-seeking at Velocity Island Park, and admiring the historic Woodland Public Library and Rose Garden. Though not as steep as some other parts of the state, housing prices in Woodland continue to climb. We’re confident SB 9 can help by increasing the inventory of affordable homes across California.
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