Laserfiche WebLink
IV. DETAILED PROGRESS ON INDIVIDUAL HOUSING ELEMENT GOALS, <br />POLICIES AND PROGRAMS <br />The Element's eight goals define the major topic areas covered by the element. These are: <br />• New Housing Opportunities <br />• Affordable Housing Development <br />• Administration of Housing Programs <br />First Time Homebuyer Opportunities <br />• Affordable Housing Conservation <br />• Special Needs Populations <br />• Elimination of Housing Constraints <br />• Fair Housing <br />The first of these goals was adopted by the City on May 6, 2002 as part of the Land Use Element <br />of the General Plan. It is repeated here because it is relevant to the mandatory topics covered by <br />the Housing Element. The next seven goals are unique to the Housing Element. Where <br />appropriate, policies in other parts of the General Plan have been cross-referenced to demonstrate <br />internal consistency and identify other parts of the Plan where housing issues are addressed. <br />Numerical objectives have been developed for several of the goals. Each objective represents a <br />target for the number of housing units to be preserved, improved, or developed-or the number <br />of households to be assisted-during the time period covered by this Plan. The objectives <br />provide a way to measure the City's progress toward the implementation of the Element. <br />Each of the Element's goals is also accompanied by policies and action programs. The policies <br />are intended to guide day to day decisions on housing, while the actions identify the specific <br />steps the City will take after the Element is adopted. Some of the actions are followed by <br />narrative text providing further detail on the steps to be taken after the Housing Element is <br />adopted. <br />The following table provides a more detailed description of the progress made on each individual <br />item and in some cases contains a reference to Section III -Highlights of Housing Element <br />Implementation. These references are noted as necessary. <br />Year 2004 Annual Housing Progress Report 9 City Of San Leandro <br />