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IMPEDIMENTS <br />ACTIONS PLANNED <br />ACCOMPLISHMENTS <br />their housing inquiries. <br />c. Preserve below-market rate <br />c. The City Redevelopment Agency <br />(BMR) units via desk monitoring <br />contract with DSFRC also involves <br />and site visits. Build affordable <br />recruiting and placing tenants in City- and <br />housing units. <br />RDA-regulated BMR rental units. <br />DSFRC assisted five (5) clients who <br />were on the waiting lists to receive <br />housing in BMR properties in San <br />Leandro. An additional seven (7) <br />clients found housing in non-BMR <br />properties located in neighboring <br />cities. DSFRC made five (5) BMR site <br />visits and continues to maintain a current <br />City and County vacancy list. <br />Citv staff review quarterly/annual <br />compliance reports and tenant <br />certifications for its BMR rental units. <br />3. Changes to <br />a. Make the permit approval <br />a. The City has already consolidated plan <br />approvals/permit <br />process easier and more, " <br />checking by collecting permit information <br />processing requirements. <br />convenient. <br />in the Planning/Building Department and <br />disbursing this information to other <br />departments to consolidate comments into <br />one package for applicants. Fire <br />Department inspectors and plan checkers <br />have been moved to the Building <br />Department to streamline plan checking <br />and the inspection process. <br />b. Consider adoption of <br />b. The City Council adopted the TOD <br />Downtown Transit-Oriented <br />Strategy in September 4, 2007. <br />Development (TOD) Strategy to <br />increase transit ridership in <br />Downtown San Leandro area. <br />This would increase residential <br />densities, up to 3,430 new units <br />by 2030, in the downtown area. <br />New residential development <br />could spur the City's inclusionary <br />zoning units, thereby increasing <br />affordable housing units. <br />4. Landlords refused to <br />Also refer to narrative under Priority 44, <br />rent to families with <br />"Reduce Housing Discrimination" for <br />children, seniors, disabled, <br />details about ECHO'S fair housing <br />and other racial minorities. <br />services. Below is a synopsis: <br />DRAFT Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report: FY 2009-2010 <br />City of San Leandro <br />Page 21 <br />