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A developer in Woodland Hills is pushing forward with a 71-unit senior living facility—complete with cafeteria and medical office—on a single-family home lot near Taft High School, sparking fierce neighborhood backlash. The project, approved under state housing laws that allow low-income units to override local zoning, includes zero parking and sits in an LAFD fire zone, raising serious safety concerns. Residents accuse the developer of exploiting loopholes for profit, while city planners say they’re legally stuck. This isn’t an isolated case—it’s part of a statewide trend where housing mandates clash with community preservation. Neighbors vow to fight every step of the way.

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