San Bruno Measure S is on the November 3, 2026 ballot in California.
What it does
Repeal the requirement that the city receive voter approval before issuing permits for certain buildings or projects
On your ballot
Shall City of San Bruno Ordinance No. 1284, the 1977 zoning initiative that requires voter approval before the City Council can approve buildings exceeding specified height limits, residential density increases beyond 1974 zoning, multi-story parking structures, and certain roadway changes, be repealed given that State housing laws supersede local height limits and the ordinance interacts with current City economic development goals?
What a yes vote means
A "yes" vote supports repealing the requirement that the city receive voter approval before issuing permits for buildings or projects that:
exceed 50 feet or three stories in height;
increase the number of dwelling units per acre by more than is permitted by the zoning laws in place on October 10, 1974;
are multi-level parking structures; and
realign or otherwise modify certain streets in the city.
