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San Leandro Housing Element Implementation Program: 2010 Annual Element Progress Report —Table C P1 Name of Coal /Program Action Objectives /Summary of Actions - 1'imeframe in Status of Program Implementation I3. E. Goal 53: Affordable Sec each action below /• Facilitate the development of 149 units of very /or income housing in th e ee each 1. ACHIEVED. The City provided Estabrook Place with a Certificate of Housing Estabrook Place (Eden Housing) and Alameda at San Leandro Crossings (Bridge imefmme below Occupancy on 6/10/10 for this 51 -unit senior complex that houses very low - Housing) projects by June 30. 2014. (excludes manager's units). income seniors and one low- income resident manager. The project has been fully Development occupied since it opened. 2. Facilitate the development ofai least 152 additional units affordable to ven� ADVANCE: Due to unforeseen delays, BRIDGE Housing plans to for low income households. 221 new units affordable to (ow- income households, and it ' g p re-apply PF y federal low income housing tax credits (LI f 262 new units affordable to moderate- income households between June 30, 2009 l'I'C) in summer of 201 I for The and June 30. 2014 to saris& the City's ABAG Regional Housing Needs Allocation. Alameda at San Leandro Crossings affordable rental project. 3. Of the 152 very low income units. strive to achieve occupancy of at (east half 2. ADVANCE: Fifty (50) of the 152 (33 %) very low - income units and one low - (76 units) by extremely' low income households. This would include a combination income unit have been built with the development of Estabrook Place since of units that are explicitly reserved for extremely low income households (such as 5/30/09. those in Casa Verde and Mission Bell) and units that serve all households with incomes less than 50% of the Area Median Income (A MI). 3. ADVANCE: Same response as 02 above. The Redevelopment Agency (RDA) and City are committed to creating extremely low-income units project -by- project when feasible. Land Supply Action 53.01 -A: Promote the BART Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Area for mixed -use •ngoing ADVANCE: TOD Strategy adopted 2007. Opportunity sites material is made Downtown TOD development and ABAG Priority Development Area (PDA) by marketing available to potential developers. Other implementing actions are already in Strategy development opportunities. working with property owners, and improving progress, and several projects such as San Leandro Crossings have been approved Implementation infrastructure to attract investment. or funded. More are expected to follow from 201 1 -2014 Land Supply Action 53.01 -13: Develop and refine TOD plans with BART around the Bayfair Station, including 011 • ADVANCE: Preliminary work completed in 2005. Next steps, including pursuit I3ayfair BART TOD adjoining under - utilized private and public properties. Rezone the Bayfair BART of planning grants, should occur from 2011-2014. Strategy and Rezoning Station parking lot from Public/ Semi- Public to high - density mixed- use development to establish a minimum density of 40 units per acre for multi - family housing development. Eventually, consider a General Plan Amendment for the adjacent Mall properties. Land Supply Action 53.01 -C: Upper Consistent with the General Plan, rezone the following "CC" areas for Mixed Use 010 -2011 ADVANCE: This action is already anticipated by the General Plan Land Use Washington Corridor/ development: Element and Map. However, this requires City prioritization and City Council MacArthur Rezoning a) Washington Street between Castro Street and San Leandro Boulevard action. (excluding properties zoned RD and RM) b) MacArthur Blvd between Durant Street and Foothill Boulevard 77ris mLred use zoning would allow multifamily housing and mixed use development by right. establish minimum and ntarimum densities, improve the pedestrian and street environment. and expedite the reuse of vacant and under- developed properties. Land Supply Action 53.01 -1): Update General Plan's Future Land Use Map to reflect intended land uses and Fall 2009 ACHIEVED: City Council approved General Plan amendments for conformity General Plan Map densities on the Downtown TOD Strategy to eliminate any ambiguities about land with Downtown TOD Strategy on March 21, 2011. Revision usage and allowable densities on properties around Downtown's BART Station. "ACHIEVED" indicates the action has Men aarnmpli,Md. while "ADVANCE" means n is ongoing u should he carried fion.onl to 1011.101-4. "REPLACE" men u the action should he orplaced with a new or rmrdifIed program to rota• out the polity.