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San Leandro Housing Element Implementation Program: 2010 Annual Element Progress Report — Table C pg. 19 Name of Goal/Program Action Objectives /Summary of Actions Timeframe in Status of Program Implementation H.E. Customer Friendly ction 59.06 -A: Multi -Use multi- family design guidelines in the Downtown TOD and East I4 Street 2011 ADVANCE: Ongoing: This is addressed on a project -by- project basis. • Environment/ ' Design areas and develop additional guidelines that apply more broadly to multi - family Additional guidelines would supplement those that already exist for TOD and Resolving Design Issues uidelines projects. E.1 4 areas. Address large. high -density projects and small (2 -10 unit) infill buildings and townhouse projects. Ensure that future housing is constructed with quality materials, is attractive and compatible with its surroundings, enhances the pedestrian experience and streetscape, and advances sustainability principles. Address such issues as height, bulk, transitions between higher density and lower _ density areas, location of parking, and architectural style. lnfnrstructure Maintenance ction 59.07 -A: Ensure that the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) includes the projects needed Ongoing ADVANCE: The Engineering and Transportation Department prepares the annual orredian of to correct existing infrastructure deficiencies and develop housing on the sites CIP for Council approval to carry out actions on a continual basis through the infrastructure identified in the Housing (Element. Focus on upgrading sanitary and storm sewers Project Development Division. 1 eficiencies in the Downtown BART station area. The City has just completed the design for sanitary sewer improvements to accommodate TOD development in the downtown area. Construction of the new San Leandro Blvd. sewer main near the downtown BART station will start this summer with completion expected by the end of 2012. The work will resolve some projected capacity issues for future development in the downtown area. A subsequent phase of the San Leandro Blvd. project will be required to address all the deficiencies identified. Environmental Constraints • ction 59.09 -A: Explore possible funding sources and other ways to assist housing developers in Ongoing ADVANCE: The City will assist housing developers on a case- by-case basis. No 1' emediation of Soil addressing soil contamination problems on potential housing sites. requests have been received to date. ontamination .l I; Goal 60: Fair Housing S each action below Ensure that all persons, within their abilities and means and without See each I. ACHIEVED and ADVANCE: The City's ADA and Sec. 504 Coordinators are discrimination, have freedom of choice as to where they live. timeframe below responsible for responding to all complaints and/or grievances with regard to reasonable accommodations. If City staff cannot handle a fair housing 1. Follow up on 100% of all fair housing inquiries and complaints. inquiry/complaint, it is referred to ECHO Housing, the City's outsourced fair housing service provider. ECHO conducts an annual investigation of local property owners/managers to test for fair housing/discrimination concerns. ECHO's findings are reported to the City Council, and ECHO staff follows up with all property owners/managers who may have shown potential discrimination against one of ECI1O's testers. "ACHIEVED" Indic the anon has been accomplished while "ADVANCE' it is ongoing or should be carried /rowel to 2011 -7014. "REPLACE" means the ocean should be replaced will a new or mat fedprogram to carry out the policy