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6.M. - Page 7 of 22 <br />Building Code, Appendix O ("Appendix O") or the 2019 California Residential Code, <br />Appendix X ("Appendix X"), as identified herein, for the reasons set forth below. <br />1) Minimum Standards in Appendix O, Section 0103/Appendix X, Section <br />AX103: <br />The Subsections in this Section 0103/AX103 provide minimum standards relating <br />to "Emergency Housing," which is defined as "[h]ousing in a permanent or <br />temporary structure(s), occupied during a declaration of state of emergency, local <br />emergency, or shelter crisis. Emergency housing may include, but is not limited to, <br />buildings and structures constructed in accordance with the California Building <br />Standards Code; and emergency sleeping cabins, emergency transportable <br />housing units, and tents constructed in accordance with this appendix." <br />a. Minimum Standards in Subsections 0103.1/AX103.1("General") states, <br />"[e]mergency sleeping cabins, emergency transportable housing units, <br />membrane structures and tents constructed and/or assembled in accordance <br />with this appendix, shall be occupied only during declaration of state of <br />emergency, local emergency, or shelter crisis. Buildings and structures <br />constructed in accordance with the California Building Standards Code, used <br />as emergency housing, shall be permitted to be permanently occupied." <br />The City cannot meet the foregoing "General" minimum standards because the <br />City is not utilizing or providing any emergency sleeping cabins, emergency <br />transportable housing units, membrane structures or tents for emergency <br />housing as part of the emergency shelter offered through the Temporary Safe <br />Parking Program. The City is also not utilizing or providing any buildings or <br />structures for emergency housing as part of the emergency shelter offered <br />through the Temporary Safe Parking Program. Additionally, the City is not <br />providing the RVs as part of the emergency shelter offered through the <br />Temporary Safe Parking Program. The RVs participating in the Temporary <br />Safe Parking Program are stand-alone units that are parking at the Parking <br />Site. The RVs are owned by the Program Participants and not within the City's <br />control and therefore the City cannot confirm that the RVs meet the minimum <br />general standards in these Subsections. <br />Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Temporary Safe Parking Program is a two- <br />year program wherein the City offers Program Participants the opportunity to <br />park their RVs, on a temporary basis, at the Parking Site during a period that <br />the City has declared a shelter crisis. <br />b. Minimum Standards in Subsections 0103.2/AX103.2 ("Existing <br />Buildings") states, "[e]xisting residential and nonresidential buildings or <br />structures shall be permitted to be used as emergency housing and emergency <br />housing facilities provided such buildings or structures comply with the building <br />code provisions and/or other regulations in effect at the time of original <br />construction and/or alteration. Existing buildings or structures used as <br />ATTY/ORD.533/CC ORD SAFE PARKING PROGRAM <br />REV: 04-06-21 RL <br />Page 3 of 18 <br />361 <br />