With a state deadline fast approaching, the Marin County Planning Commission took the unusual step last Thursday of rejecting its own staff’s proposal for increasing the county’s housing supply.
In a 6-1 vote, commissioners decided not to endorse the latest draft of the plan, which designates locations for 3,569 more residences in unincorporated areas by 2031, with many set aside for affordable housing.
Without the commissioners’ endorsement, the contentious plan will now be considered by…