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Huntington Beach faces a $50,000 monthly fine for defying state housing mandates, as the citys legal battle against planning for 40,000 new homes continues. Despite the Supreme Courts refusal to hear the case, the city argues for local control as a charter city. With over 90% of California cities complying, Huntington Beach stands out for its resistance. The city has proposed revisions to its housing plan, but a voter-approved measure may cause further delays. The city must now pay $10,000 per month retroactively and faces a $50,000 monthly fine until a compliant plan is approved, potentially straining its budget. Public comments on the revised plan are accepted until May 21st, highlighting the ongoing debate between state housing goals and local autonomy.

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