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AgdaPkt 2014-10-20 Closed and Special Joint with SA_Revised_10_17_2014
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City Council and Successor Agency
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10/20/2014
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8.A. - Page 26 Goals and <br /> 0 2 3 H O U S I N G <br /> Policies <br /> same time as the primary house. These two types of units <br /> are currently not identifiable under the City's current <br /> building permit tracking system. <br /> • Establish a protocol (through plan check) to ensure that <br /> new construction and additions to single - family properties <br /> are aware of site plan requirements that would preserve <br /> options for a future second unit. <br /> Timeframe: Complete study on impact of revised standards, <br /> and consider /adopt Zoning Ordinance Revisions as appropriate <br /> by 2016 (Short Range); finalize tracking system for new second <br /> units and develop protocol to inform property owners about <br /> second unit standards by 2018 (Long Range) <br /> Responsible Party Community Development; City Manager <br /> Office <br /> Funding Sources: General Fund <br /> Program H -13: Downtown Precise Plan. The Downtown Precise Plan was <br /> established to bring a renewed vitality to Downtown Redwood <br /> City. This innovative, flexible planning document has spurred a <br /> development boom in our Downtown. As of 2014, projects <br /> proposing a combined total of 1,259 units have been proposed <br /> within Downtown. However, the plan only permits a total of <br /> 2,500 new housing units. <br /> Objective: <br /> • Evaluate development allowances permitted within the <br /> Downtown Precise Plan area. Upon completion of this <br /> study, revise the Downtown Precise Plan and complete <br /> environmental review to increase allowed development and <br /> continue to foster revitalization of this critical area. <br /> Timeframe: 2016 (Short Range) <br /> Responsible Party; Community Development; City Manager <br /> Office <br /> Funding Sources: General Fund, Development Fees <br /> Program H - 14: Community Benefits Ordinance: Partnership RWC. Redwood <br /> City has experienced renewed development interest in recent <br /> years. To ensure that the City obtains appropriate community <br /> benefits relative to the value added by approved planning <br /> entitlements for private property owners and /or applicants, <br /> Redwood City is considering a community benefits program <br /> called Partnership RWC. <br /> Redwood City General Pla ., <br />
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