BBR - Measure DD vs. EE

**Resident's BBR Measure DD and The City's Measure EE**
Comparison Chart
Zoning Change Examples	Resident's Measure DD	City's Measure EE
City Rezones Public Land for Private Use	Vote Required	No Vote Required except on parkland
Example: School Property sold for Condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required
Example: AES Powerplant Site sold for Condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required

City rezones business or industrial property to residential or mixed use condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required
Example: Zoning change converting Torrance Blvd businesses to condos	Vote Required	No Vote Required

Rezone residential property to higher density residential zoning	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional condos, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	- Current Single family, two- and three-on-a-lot zoning - Vote required - Current Medium & High density condo zoning –No Vote required

Rezone residential property to commercial/industrial zoning	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional condos, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	- Current Single family zoning – Vote required - Any current multi-family zoning - No vote required

Upzone commercial density	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional units, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	No Vote Required

Increase zoning height in Coastal Zone	Vote required if change allows: - more than 25 additional condos, - 40,000 additional sq feet -150 additional peak hour traffic trips	Vote Required*

		* NOTE: In 2008, the City raised the allowable building heights in the coastal zone to 45 feet.