Density / upzoning

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In Campbell, the most significant development this week concerns the impact of Senate Bill 79, a new state transit-oriented housing law effective July 1, 2026. This law could potentially triple Campbell’s population, a dramatic change given the city’s current size of about 43,000 residents within 6.5 square miles. The city is closely monitoring how this legislation will affect local density and upzoning policies. Key points from recent local activity include: - Campbell city officials and stakeholders are actively engaged in discussions about implementing SB 79 requirements. - No new city council or planning commission meetings specifically addressing density or upzoning were scheduled this week, but ongoing analysis and preparation continue. - County-level meetings provided regional context but did not directly address Campbell-specific density changes. What to watch: Watch for upcoming Campbell city council or planning commission agenda items that will detail how the city plans to comply with SB 79 and manage the expected population growth.

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