I do understand your sentiment, and I’m all for seeing the back of Governor Moonbeam and his band of meddling marionettes. But, I draw the line at getting rid of the beautiful, historic old State Capitol Building. Have you ever been there? My favorite place is the Senate Chamber. There, above the Speaker’s Chair, is the Senate Motto in big gold letters, in Latin. It says: “Senatoris est civitatis libertatem tueri”, which, loosely translated without losing any of its luster means “It is the duty of a Senator to protect the Liberty of the People.” My idea of how to deal with the illiterate members of the legislature and occupant of the Governor’s Office is to make them all sit down there and memorize the motto, and require them to listen to my three-day lecture on the Founders’ view of Liberty, and pass a test by answering all the questions correctly before they are allowed to leave the room. If they try to fall asleep while I am talking, an attendant will come by with a prod to wake them up. Lecture to be repeated as often as necessary until they all pass the test. Well, I can dream, can’t I?

Insane……Earth Day ruined people…..this tree hugging crap got to cease…..solar is a con game plain and simple………fake science….

Same old…..tax someone or tax breaks for someone are the only solutions to a economic nightmare…..the demand for housing is from the hoardes of poor, calculating, seething and budding anarchists of Visigoths, Huns, Thurlingens, Franks and Amerolites…..

Plutocrats and Publicans will never un-Nimby……diversity flowers only during Turkey Week passing out Ralph’s hard rolls and three year old defrosted turkey down at the gritty Missions…..they feel so good about all that love and high fives….

This article sucks and is Fake News…..

I strongly agree that moderating new construction until the current infrastructure is amended makes sense.

The problem with 20/20 hindsight is we all know (now) of the many ways urban development and city planning should have been done. Unless you’re going to demo everything and start over, then complaining about how we’ve ruined the state doesn’t really help matters. We need realistic solutions, minus the guilt.

I also strongly favor a law that any new houses & businesses built in certain areas of California (like Sacramento) must include solar panels on the roof; we’ve got sun for 10+ hours in most areas of the valley, the ‘city of trees’ notwithstanding; let’s utilize that blazin’ sunshine to what extent we can.

Thank you.