Yes on Measure K
Local seniors deserve safe, affordable housing
Measure K asks residents to approve a change in zoning at the MLK property to accept up to 50 affordable residential units for our local seniors. The portion of the property would be the where the buildings near the southwest corner of the property. Tennis courts, pickleball courts, basketball courts will not be affected. No views blocked. The open green areas, baseball and soccer fields, schools and dog park will not be affected.
​Vote YES on K – protect Sausalito’s historic community character, create affordable housing, and keep our zoning and land use decisions LOCAL.
Your Yes on K vote prevents state bureaucrats from interfering with our zoning decisions by allowing limited affordable housing development on a small portion of the MLK Park property.
YES on K meets the state’s requirements for affordable housing prioritizing seniors, and maintains existing park, parking, dog walking and school uses at MLK park.
If Measure K doesn’t pass, the city will be out of compliance with affordable housing requirements – putting our entire city at risk:
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The State could fine Sausalito up to $600,000 every month for noncompliance with their requirements.
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These outrageous State fines will affect the funding we use for the services you rely on: 911 response, parks, recreation, and street repairs, leaving us vulnerable to devastating budget cuts.
But that’s not all. If Measure K fails, State bureaucrats can override existing City height limits and zoning restrictions for ANY residential neighborhood – allowing out-of-town developers to build to whatever height they want, wherever they want – demolishing Sausalito’s unique charm and character.
Again, YES on K:
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Maintains existing park, parking and school uses at MLK Park
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Maintains existing building height limits at MLK Park
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Provides desperately needed affordable housing for seniors