After seven hours of public comments and policy haggling, council members voted to largely undo a program that allowed potentially unlimited ADUs on one lot.

The San Diego City Council voted on Tuesday to begin rolling back a landmark housing program that let single-family homeowners build more accessory dwelling units (ADU) on their property if they reserve units for low to moderate-income households.

San Diego officials took steps Tuesday to roll back a policy that let property owners build apartment buildings in the backyards of single-family homes. Why it matters: The program exceeded state requirements for allowing accessory dwelling units (ADU),

San Diego's City Council is reviewing its bonus ADU program after community concerns in areas including the Encanto neighborhood have voiced their concerns

San Diego’s accessory dwelling bonus density program isn’t going anywhere, yet. After hours of public comment and back and forth discussions, San Diego’s City Council stopped short of killing the […]