By limiting all future homes to only the largest, most expensive type (single-family detached house), Question 3A prevents our city from building the kind of smaller homes that younger people and seniors need to live near their Littleton loved ones. Passing 3A means the loss of even more young families from Littleton, hurting our school district and increasing our property tax share.

Ballot Question 3A will strip residents of our right to add an in-law unit for an aging parent. It takes away your family’s ability to build a garden cottage or convert a garage to living space to meet your needs. It limits Littleton’s housing options at the worst moment: when we already face high costs and limited options.

Question 3A will roll back and limit Littleton homeowners’ land uses to a fixed date – January 1, 2025 – and locks it there. This freezes ALL rules about property uses – solar panels, backyard chickens, in-home daycare and more. This turns Littleton into something like an HOA, where even changing things like beekeeping rules would require a full citywide vote.

Question 3A inserts land use restrictions into Littleton’s City Charter, our city’s ‘Constitution,’ where land use rules don’t belong. This means any future updates will require costly, complex referendum campaigns to modify–even slightly. And worse, 3A will place Littleton in violation of state laws. This means losing Colorado grant funds and bringing potential lawsuits – a waste of taxpayer dollars and reducing Littleton’s share of state revenue.