By David Goll Finding common ground on how to plot growth and promote affordable housing in the Bay Area -- with its nine counties, 101 cities, two major planning agencies and multitude of special interest groups -- is proving to be a tough task in the famously disjointed region. Efforts to update the state-mandated regional planning […]
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