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previously designated for only one unit. 
The second, Senate Bill 10, allows for denser 
development near public transit corridors, such 
as bus and train lines. 
Two new Bills, effective 
January 1, 2022, will impact 
single-family zoning in California. 
Zoning regulates how land can be used, or what can 
be built where. Can a business be built on a given plot? 
That area is zoned for commercial use. Can a home or 
condo complex be built there? That is residential zoning. 
In a downtown area, you might have mixed-use 
zoning — say, ground-floor retail businesses and 
residential units in the high-rise above. 
Single-family zoning refers to a residential area where 
only one housing unit can be built on a given parcel of 
land. Think of the Southern California suburban staple 
of a home with no shared walls — in other words, not 
a duplex, triplex or multiunit complex. If you live in a 
house with a driveway, garage, three bedrooms, two 
bathrooms, and front, back and side yards, it’s almost 
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2021 
SIERRA MADRE COMMUNITY 
FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANTS 
The Sierra Madre Community Foundation (SMCF) 
recently awarded the following grants to local Sierra Madre 
organizations: 
•The City of Sierra Madre received a grant forits Halloween Happenings program to help supportoperational costs for its Oct. 30 events, including a paradeand costume contest. 
•The Sierra Madre Middle School received a grant topurchase books for its English classes. 
•The Sierra Madre Community Emergency ResponseTeam received a grant to purchase a metal storage container 
for long-term storage supplies and equipment. 
•The Sierra Madre Rose Float Association received a 
grant to provide float decorations. 
•The Creative Arts Group received a grant to helppreserve its outdoor educational space. 
Combined with earlier grants, the SMCF has awarded $14,000 
in grants this year to support local civic and community 
organizations, including the Sierra Madre Playhouse, the 
Sierra Madre Public Library, as well as the Fletcher Fund for 
its Mt. Wilson trailhead gate project. 
“Through the generous giving of local residents, we’re pleased 
to support local organizations which provide engaging 
programs and services for our community,” said Frank 
Moore, Community Foundation chair. 
Sierra Madre Community Foundation is singularlydevoted to Sierra Madre and solicits donations to 
support and enhance the community by making direct 
grants to civic and local organizations. In addition, the 
SMCF assists other Sierra Madre community groups inthe collection and distribution of their funds that enables 
ongoing program support and continued operations. 
If you would like more information about this topic, or would 
like to donate, please contact Frank Moore at 818.738.4510 or 
visit sierramadrefoundation.org 
City of Sierra Madre 
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE 
From: The City of Sierra Madre 
Subject: General Plan Amendment (GPA 21-03) for 2021-2029 
Housing Element Update, including Land Use Element, SafetyElement, Circulation Element updates, and Certification of 
the Subsequent Environmental Impact Report 
Applicant: City of Sierra Madre 
Project Location: Properties in the City of Sierra Madre, County of Los Angeles,
State of California 
SCH Number: 2021040369 
The City of Sierra Madre gives notice, pursuant to State of California law, that the 
City Council will conduct a public hearing for the General Plan Amendment regar-
ding the 2021-2029 Housing Element Update, including the Land Use, Safety, and 
Circulation Elements update, and certification of the Subsequent Environmental 
Impact Report. Every eight years the California Department of Housing and Com-
munity Development (HCD) re-evaluates the status of the housing market throug-
hout the State, and develops a new set of housing production goals for the State and 
its subregions. These allocated housing production targets are called the “Regional 
Housing Needs Assessment”, or RHNA. Each regional government, which in our 
case is the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), then allocates 
these regional housing targets to all its member cities and counties. 
DATE AND TIME OF HEARING PLACE OF HEARING 
City of Sierra Madre City of Sierra Madre 
City Council Meeting City Council Chambers 
Tuesday, October 26, 2021 232 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. 
(Hearing begins at 5:30 p.m.) Sierra Madre, CA 
The Brown Act provides the public with an opportunity to make public comments 
at any public meeting. Public comment may also be made by e-mail to PublicCom-
ment@CityofSierraMadre.com by 3:00PM on the day of the meeting. Emails will 
be acknowledged at the Council meeting and filed into public record. 
All interested persons may attend this meeting and the City Council will hear them 
with respect thereto.
For more information please contact the City Clerk’s Office via email at CityClerk@
cityofsierramadre.com or by telephone at (626)355-7135 for more information. 
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: The Subsequent Environmental Impact 
Report (SEIR) and Draft 2021-2029 Housing Element are available for review at 
City Hall front counter, City Library, and on the City’s website (under the Planning 
and Community Preservation Department) at http://www.cityofsierramadre.com/
housingelement. 
APPEAL: If in the future anyone wishes to challenge the decision of the CityCouncil in court, one may be limited to raising the issues that were raised or pre-
sented in written correspondence delivered to the City Council at, or before, the 
scheduled public hearing. For further information on this subject, please contact 
the Planning and Community Preservation Department at (626) 355-7138. 
GIANT PUMPKIN - HOW MANY 
SEEDS ARE IN IT??? 
by Sierra Madre Girls Softball Association 
Donate to guess how many seeds are in this GIANT - GRAND PRIZE $100! 
MUST SEE in person! Buy 1, 2 or 5 GUESSES at how many seeds are in this 
beast. 
PLUS: The 1st 50 participants get valuable SEEDS to plant in the Spring.
100% of proceeds benefit Sierra Madre Girls Softball. 
Tickets $$5 - $20 DOLLARS 
This giant will be brought to Heasley Field on the evening of SUN NOV 14 
for closing day of the Fall season. We will announce the winner to the crowd. 
Attendance not required to win. 
Contact Russ Meek for questions. 626.827.5011Feel free to drop by the Meeks' home to see it in person, and get a picture! 1335 
Oak Meadow Road, Arcadia, CA 91006https://www.eventbrite.com/e/giant-pumpkin-how-many-seeds-are-in-it-tic-
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Special thanks to Mountain Views News for promotional support, and Arcadia 
Highlander Pet Sitting for a nice recent sponsorship of our league!