Every city and jurisdiction in the state of California is required by the state to build a pre-established number of very low, low and moderate income residences. The City of Agoura Hills is mandated by the state to build 318 such residences by 2029.

The City selected the 20 sites seen below to build the high-density state mandated housing and has received approval from the state for all sites.

PRISMM specifically appealed, not only to the Agoura Hills City Council, but to the Southern California Counsel of Governments on separate occasions, to rethink placing the vast majority of these high density housing sites south of the 101 Freeway in the fragile VHFHSZ (Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone), WUI (wildland/urban interface) at the base of the evermore fragile Santa Monica Mountains, especially after our tragic experience in the 2018 Woolsey Fire. Not only is the area a tinderbox, but the highest density of residences will congest the area's singlar evacuation route, Kanan Road.  Neither city leaders nor SCAG replied to our appeals.