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San Carlos 1 <br />Yes, on sites not <br />eligible for exclusion <br />until TOD Alternative <br />Plan is adopted <br />Yes Yes <br />San Carlos recently completed a new <br />downtown specific plan and an update to its <br />general plan and zoning code, resetting <br />development projections and standards <br />through the year 2045. The City <br />comprehensively increased certain mixed use <br />and multifamily densities, some of which are <br />below SB 79 requirements. The City has <br />temporarily excluded sites that meet the 50% <br />capacity threshold from SB 79 applicability <br />and will pursue a TOD Alternative Plan in the <br />future. <br />Campbell 3 <br />Yes, on sites not <br />eligible for exclusion <br />until TOD Alternative <br />Plan is adopted <br />Yes Yes <br />Campbell is preparing to permanently exempt <br />sites from SB 79 applicability that do not <br />provide a pedestrian access path of less than <br />one mile to a TOD stop and to temporarily <br />exclude sites with locally designated historic <br />resources. It is also preparing a TOD <br />Alternative Plan. <br />Palo Alto 2 <br />No, rezoning all sites <br />to qualify for <br />exclusion <br />Yes Yes <br />Palo Alto is preparing to temporarily exclude <br />sites with locally designated historic resources <br />from SB 79 applicability. For all other sites <br />within the SB 79 eligibility area, the City will <br />increase their allowable development <br />capacity to at least 50% of SB 79's applicable <br />density standards by establishing a TOD- <br />Combining District Overlay. <br />8.A. - Page 73 of 97 <br />291