Redondo Beach will extend its moratorium on mixed-use developments until August 2018, according to a report from the Los Angeles Times. The South Bay city had placed a temporary ban on mixed-use builds in August 2017. Redondo Beach City Council members voted unanimously to extend the ban another 10 and a half months.

Housing demands have kept climbing throughout California, but Redondo Beach’s current zoning laws are not entirely equipped to deal with where mixed-use builds could potentially go. Critics of the influx of mixed-use developments cited increased traffic, stress on infrastructure and other city services.

It isn’t clear exactly which projects or areas would be affected by this ban, however. The Los Angeles Times notes that it doesn’t cover construction in residential zones, and also won’t roll back previously approved projects. It also doesn’t cover the potential South Bay Galleria redevelopment project on Hawthorne Boulevard, which is in the excluded commercial zone.

The scope of the ban is much more likely to limit mixed-use developments in South Redondo Beach, the neighborhood closer to Riviera Village featuring more single-family homes than North Redondo Beach’s combination of townhomes and commercial-use buildings.