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1234Name of ProgramObjectiveTimeframe in H.EStatus of Program ImplementationHousing Programs Progress Report Describe progress of all programs including local efforts to remove governmental constraints to the maintenance, improvement, and development of housing as identified in the housing element.Action 53.03 DAffordable Housing BondsOngoingCity staff continues to participate in the efforts of the Alameda County Housing and Community Development Department to develop policy guidance on expenditures of the 2016 voter-approved A1 Affordable Housing Bond.Action 53.04 AHousing Nexus Study2015-2017In 2016, the Silicon Valley Community Foundation coordinated twelve jurisdictions in Action 53.04 B Revisions to Inclusionary Housing Ordinance2018 In the Fall of 2017, the California State legislature passed AB1505 (Bloom) that provided a fix to the state supreme court decision Palmer/Sixt Street Properties L.P. v. City of Los Angeles (2009). The Palmer decision invalidated the City of San Leandro's ability to enforce an Inclusionary Zoning ordinance for new rental housing development that had been in place since 2006. In 2019, Housing Division staff will review and revise, as necessary, the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance and employ the nexus study and feasibility analysis noted in Action 53.004-A to evaluate an update to the in lieu fee that already exist in the current IZ ordinance and institute an impact fee for new residential rental development. Action 53.05 A Marketing of Housing Development OpportunitiesOngoing City staff updated the development Opportunity Site list published on the City's website in 2018. (https://www.sanleandro.org/civicax/filebank/blobdload.aspx?BlobID=28853) Action 53.05 B Downtown Housing Sites Ongoing In 2018 City Economic Development staff continued to work with private owners to develop two former RDA sites: Town Hall Square and the former CVS building located at East 14th and Davis Street. City staff continue to support the site assembly of both City-owned and private parcels to gain an economy of scale for a signature mixed-use development and to activate these important downtown locations.Action 53.06 A The Cornerstone Apartments 2015-2018 See also Action 53.01A.In 2018, Marea Alta Phase 2 was renamed to "La Vereda." In March 2018 the lottery was conducted and there were 2,236 lottery applicants for the 22 of the 85 available units. The other units were filled from the Housing Authority of Alameda County Section 8 wait list.Action 53.06 B Encouraging Market Rate Rentals Ongoing City staff continue to meet with for-profit housing developers to encourage new housing in the City.Action 53.09 AAdditional Allowances for Mobile Home Parks2018No activity in this area in 2018.Action 53.10 AMarket-Rate Housing Development Focus Groups2015-2016No activity in this area in 2018.Annual Progress ReportJanuary 2019Table DPage 12 of 24137