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Unchecked. Unreviewed. Unstoppable—unless we act now.

Unchecked. Unreviewed. Unstoppable—unless we act now.Unchecked. Unreviewed. Unstoppable—unless we act now.Unchecked. Unreviewed. Unstoppable—unless we act now.

MASSIVE hillside projects are being forced in under Builder’s Remedy. Saratoga’s future hangs in the balance.

SEE THE BUILDER PROJECTS NEAR YOU

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New Study: Saratoga Hillsides Not Ready for More Development

The City's own May 2026 evacuation study finds it already takes up to 5 hours to fully evacuate Saratoga's hillside neighborhoods in a wildfire — before adding a single new unit. Add Masson Estates and the other pending Builder's Remedy subdivisions on constrained corridors like Pierce Road, and resident evacuation times get worse, not better.

Council hears the Masson Estates appeal on August 19, 2026 — show up or write in and ask them to uphold the Planning Commission's denial, protect emergency access, and put public safety first in our hillsides.

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Overview

CRED is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public benefit corporation to ensure the responsible and equitable implementation of the Extension of Housing Crisis Act (California Senate Bill 330), the Ministerial Duplex and Lot Split Approval Act (California Senate Bill 9), and the Streamline Up-Zoning Act (California Senate Bill 10) as well as other similar laws and future relevant legislation affecting the local community of Saratoga.

Our Goals

  • Work and invest to exhaust all local city administrative means of preventing abuses and overreach
  • Push for active enforcement of local requirements and regulations on development
  • Pursue litigation if the administrative process and/or negotiation fails to arrest inequitable or irresponsible development
  • Protect wildlife and the environment from such development
  • Minimize traffic congestion and accident rates arising from such development
  • Maximize safety and minimize fire and flood risk from such development

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