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ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW DRAFT HOUSING ELEMENT GOALS, POLICIES, AND PROGRAMS Goals in the other elements of the General Plan are sequentially numbered from I through 52. The Housing Element begins with Goal 53 and continues through Goal 59. Goal 53: Affordable Housing Development Increase the supply of affordable ownership and rental housing in San Leandro. Quantified Objectives for Goal 53: Facilitate the development of 76 units of very low income housing in the ABHOW and Fuller Gardens projects by June 30, 2006. Facilitate the development of at least 87 additional units affordable to very low income households, 107 new units affordable to low income households, and 121 new units affordable to moderate income households between September 1, 2002 and June 30, 2006 to satisfy the City's ABAG Fair Share Allocation. Policies and Actions Implementation Strategies Policy 53.01 LAND SUPPLY Provide and maintain an adequate supply of land to • Zoning Code accommodate the City's fair share housing assignment for the 1999-2006 period, as determined by ABAG. Action 53.01-A: East 14`h Mixed Use Development Ensure that the East 14`h South Area Development Strategy, now underway, includes specific incentives to include housing in new development projects. Pursuant to Action 8.04-A of the Land Use Element, a new "Mixed Use " zone should be created on the southern part of East 14`h Street (Thornton to 150`h) which emphasizes upper floor residential uses and ground floor retail uses. Zoning on this corridor should allow second or third story housing as a permitted use, subject to performance standards and development standards which reduce the possibility for conflicts and off -site impacts. Development opportunities on the corridor should be publicized through the City's Business Development Programs. HOUSING ELEMENT 6-5 SAN LEANDRO GENERAL PLAN 44 g`7