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7.B. - Page 27 �Chapfer fi33, Statutes of 2007'(SB 2)� (3) An inventory of land suitable far residential de�elopment, including �acant sites and sites havir�g potential for redevelopment, and an an�lysis of the relatianship of zaning and public facilities and services to fihese sites. (4) (A) The identi�ication of a zone or zon�s wh�re emergency sh�fters a�e allawed as a ermitted use wjthout a corrditional use or other discretionar erm€t. The identified zone or zones shall incfude sufficient capacitv to accommodate the need for emerqencv sh�lter identified in ara ra h 7 exce t that each local overnment shall idenfi a zor�e or zor�es that can accommodate at least one ear-round emer enc shelter. If the [ocal overnmen# cannot Edentif a zone or zones with sufficient ca acit the loca! overnment shall incfude a ro ram to amend its zonin ordi�ance to meet the re uFrements of this ara ra h within one vear of the adoption of the housinq elem��t. The local qavernment may identi addi�ionai zones where emer er�c shelters are ermitted with a conditianal us� ermit. The [ocal ov�rnment shall aiso derr�ons�rate that existin or ro osed ermit rocessin develo ment a�d mar�a ement standards are ob�ecti�e and encoura e and faciiitate the develo ment of or con�ersion to emer enc shelters. Emer e�c sl�elters ma oni be s�biec�to those de�elopment and manaqement standards that appl to residential or commercial devela ment within th� sam� zone exce t that a local avernment ma a I written oblecti�e standards that �nclude all of the followinq: � The maximum number of beds or ersons ermitted to be served ni htl b the facilit . (ii) Off-street parkinq based upon demonstrated need, provided that the standards da not re uire more arkin far emer enc shelters than for other residential or commercial uses within the same zone. (iii) The size and locatEOn of exterior and in#eriar onsite waitinq and client intake areas. (iv) The provision af onsite managem�nt. v The roximit ta other emer enc sh�lters ravided that emer enc shelters are not required to be more than 300 feet�art._ fvi) The length of stav. fvii} Liqhtinq. (�iii) Sec�ritv durinq hours #i�at the emerqency shelter is in operation. (B) The permit processing, de�elopment, and manaqement standards applied under this ara ra h shall not be deemed to be discr�tiona acts within �he meanEn af the Cal�fornia Environmentai Quality Act (Division 13 (comm�ncinq with Section 21000 of the f'ublic Resources Code). C A local over�ment that can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the de artment the existence of ane or more emer enc shelters e4ther within its 'urisdiction or ursuant to a multi"urisdictional a reement #hat can accommodate that 'urisdiction's need for emer enc sh�lter identifi�d in ara ra h 7 ma cam I with the zonin re uirements of sub ara ra I� A b identi in a zone or zones where new emer enc shelters are allawed with a conditional use permit. D A local a�ernment with an existin ordinance or ordinances that com I with this ara ra h shall not be re uired �o take additional actiorr to identi zones for emer enc shelters. The housin element must onl describe how ex�stin ordinances olicies and standards are cor�sistent witf� �he reauirernents o�this paragraph. �An ana{ysis of patential and actual governmenfal constraints upon the maintenance, impro�ement, or development of housi�g far all income levels, including the ty�es of housing identified in paragraph (1) of subdi�ision (c), and far persons with disabilities as ider�tified in Sfate Department of Housing -20- May 20U8 and Community Development