Summary
Several Los Ranchitos residents fear a high-density apartment project at Ynez and Santiago would ruin their rural, equestrian neighborhood. Councilmember Kalfus told them directly that no such project is on the city's agenda.
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Last discussed Feb 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
This could mean more people and potentially more business for local shops, but also more strain on city resources.
Residents would benefit if the rural character is preserved.
If built, nearby residents say dense housing would bring traffic and change the neighborhood's character.
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City Council — February 24, 2026
Several Los Ranchitos residents fear a high-density apartment project at Ynez and Santiago would ruin their rural, equestrian neighborhood. Councilmember Kalfus told them directly that no such project is on the city's agenda.
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