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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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5/21/2018
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GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING COMPLIANCE <br />· Goal H-2 - Promote, encourage, and assist in the development of housing that <br />meets the needs of all socio-economic segments of the community. <br />· Policy H-2.1 - Pursue and maximize the use of State, federal, local, and private <br />funding for the development, preservation and rehabilitation of housing affordable <br />to very low, low, and moderate income households. <br />· Policy H-2.5 - Consider various avenues to ensure the provision or construction <br />of affordable housing and other community benefits. <br /> <br />ALTERNATIVES <br />The Planning Commission considered the two alternatives for percentages and levels of <br />income. The initial vote on the Mix of Incomes option resulted in a 3-3 tie (one seat is <br />vacant on the Commission). After further discussion, and based on concerns that the <br />“Mix of Incomes” option was too prescriptive and not flexible enough, Planning <br />Commission recommended the Choice of Affordability option, while retaining the <br />proposed language allowing for flexibility in Section 29.4(A)(1) (passed 5-1 with <br />Commissioner Schmidt dissenting. Commissioner Schmidt recommended additional <br />public outreach and input from the community prior to the Planning Commission making <br />a recommendation). The Planning Commission also recommended that the concession <br />allowing deferred payment of impact fees be struck and that reporting on the ordinance <br />be required every three years. The concept of creating flexibility in the definition of <br />“affordable rent” to lessen the burden of administering projects with multiple sources of <br />funding was also presented, and has been incorporated into the ordinance. <br /> <br />Staff concurs with the recommendations on concessions and reporting, and <br />incorporated the first recommendation in the ordinance, and the latter recommendation <br />into the proposed Council action. However, staff is continuing to recommend the Mix of <br />Incomes option. Planning Commission expressed concerns about adequate flexibility, <br />and staff has drafted the Mix of Incomes option allowing developers to propose <br />alternative methods of compliance, provided the value of the affordable housing is equal <br />to or exceeds the Mix of Income (10% moderate, 5% low, and 5% very low) <br />requirement. The “Alternative Methods of Compliance” choice could be further stressed <br />in outreach material, to stress the exact percentages of affordable units is not set in <br />stone, but a mixture of affordable units is preferred. <br /> <br />The City Council may: <br />1. Modify the recommendation, such as: <br />a. Lowering the minimum project size requirement to 10 units or more <br />b. Changing the percentage of affordable units or level of affordability <br />c. Listing alternative preferred concessions <br />d. Other modifications <br />7.A. - Page 13
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