Unless voters approve Measure G next week, San Mateo may no longer be able to require developers to build affordable housing.Some 1,200 people are on the city’s affordable-housing wait list, and some 1,000 applicants recently applied for 67 affordable units in a new development, according to city data. But the city’s requirement that more affordable housing be built could be undone by a 2009 a lawsuit known as the Palmer case. Read More