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Housing Element Adoption 2010 <br />DISCUSSION <br />Analysis <br />April 5, 2010 <br />The project is an update of the San Leandro Housing Element. The purpose of the Housing <br />Element is to ensure that a decent, safe affordable supply of housing is provided for current and <br />future San Leandro residents. The Element strives to conserve the city's existing housing stock <br />while providing opportunities for new housing for a variety of income groups. It consists of <br />narrative text, tables, and maps, and a series of goals, objectives, policies, and action programs. The <br />planning period for the proposed Housing Element Update is January 1, 2007 through June 30, <br />2014, although the focus is on 2010-2014. <br />The other elements of the General Plan were adopted by the City Council in 2002. An <br />Environmental Impact Report was prepared to assess the impacts of these elements, including the <br />Housing Element. Subsequently, the City prepared aTransit-Oriented Development (TOD) <br />Strategy for land around the San Leandro BART station and extending to Downtown San Leandro. <br />The TOD Strategy resulted in new land use designations and the rezoning of property around <br />BART and in the Downtown area. An Environmental Impact Report for the TOD Strategy was <br />prepared in 2006 and certified in 2007. The 2010 Housing Element would not result in any <br />increases in density or changes to the General Plan Map or Zoning Map that were not previously <br />analyzed in the General Plan EIR or the TOD EIR. <br />The Housing Element process began in April 2008. It included a robust community outreach <br />program that featured community workshops, press releases, a project brochure, a dedicated <br />webpage, focus group and stakeholder workshops, outreach to non-English speaking communities, <br />one-on-one interviews, and work sessions with the City Council, Planning Commission, School <br />Board, Human Services Commission, and Rent Review Board. <br />Content and Organization of Document <br />The Housing Element is organized into seven chapters as follows: <br />^ The first chapter (Introduction) describes the requirements for the Housing Element, the <br />Regional Housing Needs Allocation Process, and the process used to develop the Housing <br />Element, and includes a user's guide to the document. <br />^ The second chapter (Review of the 2003 Housing Element) corresponds to astate-mandated <br />requirement to evaluate the effectiveness of the previous Housing Element and identify the <br />steps .needed to address any deficiencies. This chapter includes a series of tables that describe <br />the progress that has been made in carrying out the 2003 Element. <br />^ The third chapter (Needs Assessment) includes astate-mandated analysis of demographics, <br />income, affordability, employment, special housing needs, housing stock characteristics, energy <br />conservation, at-risk housing units, and redevelopment agency funding forecasts. This <br />information is used to assess current and anticipated housing needs in the City. <br />3 <br />
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