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Zoning Code Amendments -4- March 21, 2011 DA Uses, Definitions and Parking; SB2 Article 17, Section 4 -1702 Basic Requirements for Off - Street Parking and Loading TOD Strategy Parking Requirements. For the first three years . .. .. - - e ! . , Nnew residential uses - adjacent to the BART station (south of Davis Street, west of Carpentier Street, north of Thornton Street )-shall be provided at a ratio : : : - : - ' - _ : . - - - - - : . o - - . ::. -' _. • _ . _. -. - •-• -- - -- • ... ... .. _•- . .. .. . . :. . of 1.0 space per dwelling unit. An allowance of unbundled flex parking of 0.25 to 0.50 parking space per unit may be provided above 1.0 space per unit, subject to approval ofa Conditional Use Permit.Site Plan Review under Article 25. Current City Council Policy Not applicable. Previous City Council Action Not applicable City Council Committee Review and Action None. Applicable General Plan Policy Note that General Plan amendments proposed concurrently with these Zoning Code amendments at the February 17, 2011 Planning Commission and March 21, 2011 City Council meetings are referred to in the following as "proposed." SB2 Fair Share Zoning To provide consistency with the adopted Housing Element and to respond to the subsequent State of Califomia Housing and Community Development request for modification, the proposed General Plan text related to homeless shelters has been modified to support the placement of Homeless Shelters in IL zones. Specifically, on page 6 -28 of the Housing Element. the proposed revised policy reads as follows Action 58 -08 C Within 12 months of Housing Element adoption, amend the San Leandro Zoning Code to allow group residential uses (such as homeless shelters, rooming and boarding houses, supportive housing, and residential care facilities as a matter of right (Le. without discretionary review) on Industrial Light (IL) zoned parcels. Adoption of the proposed Zoning Code amendments to allow homeless shelters in the IL zoning as a permitted use brings the Zoning Code into full compliance with both State law and the proposed General Plan amendments.