Can't understand why housing group opposes Measure B

The letter by Rick Schroeder of Many Mansions borders on the hysterical ("Another group sees the dark side of Measure B" May 8 T.O. Acorn).

I couldn't imagine a project with less traffic impact than housing for low-income seniors. It wouldn't come close to requiring a vote under Measure B.

How did the "no on B" group find such a strange ally?
Douglas C. Kubler
Thousand Oaks