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Housing Element Update 2 September 17, 2001 <br />City staff has already met once with the lead staff from the State Department Housing and <br />Community Development (HCD) to review primary policy issues, discuss the formal <br />review process and also conducted a field trip of the city to see locations where new <br />housing production is likely to occur. City staff will continue to work proactively with <br />State HCD throughout the work effort. <br />The Housing Element Update was delayed during the 1990's due to the delay in updating <br />the Regional Housing Needs Determination (RHND) numbers that is conducted by <br />ABAG every five years. In accordance with State law, ABAG recently adopted, in June <br />of this year, its Regional Housing Needs Determination (RHND) for 1999-2006. The <br />outcome of this process is an "assignment" to each community in the region indicating <br />housing production targets for this 7-year period. The following table shows the certified <br />housing production numbers for Alameda County jurisdictions. <br />TotalAbove <br />Jurisdiction Uninc. Sol Projected <br />Moderate Yearly Need <br />Jurisidiction Need Need Need Very Low Low Moderate <br />ALAMEDA 2,162 0 2,162 443 265 611 843 288 <br />ALBANY <br />277 <br />0 277 <br />64 <br />33 <br />77 <br />103 <br />37 <br />BERKELEY <br />1,269 <br />0 1,269 <br />354 <br />150 <br />310 <br />455 <br />169 <br />DUBLIN <br />4,741 <br />695 5,436 <br />796 <br />531 <br />1,441 <br />2,668 <br />725 <br />EMERYVILL <br />E 1 <br />777 <br />0 777 <br />1781 <br />95 <br />226 <br />278 <br />104 <br />FREMONT <br />6,708 <br />0 6,708 <br />1,079 <br />636 <br />1,814 <br />3,179 <br />894 <br />HAYWARD <br />2,711 <br />124 2,835 <br />625 <br />344 <br />834 <br />1,032 <br />378 <br />LIVERMORE <br />4,190 <br />917 5,107 <br />875 <br />482 <br />1,403 <br />2,347 <br />681 <br />NEWARK <br />1,250 <br />0 1,2501 <br />205 <br />111 <br />347 <br />587 <br />167 <br />OAKLAND <br />7,733 <br />0 7,733 <br />2,2381 <br />969 <br />1,959 <br />2,567 <br />1,031 <br />PIEDMONT <br />49 <br />0 49 <br />61 <br />4 <br />10 <br />29 <br />7 <br />PLEASANT <br />ON <br />4,947 <br />112 5,059 <br />729 <br />455 <br />1,239 <br />2,636 <br />675 <br />SAN <br />LEANDRO <br />871 <br />0 870 <br />195 <br />107 <br />251 <br />317 <br />116 <br />UNION CITY <br />1,913 <br />38 1,951 <br />338 <br />189 <br />559 <br />8651 <br />260 <br />ALAMEDA <br />UNINCORP <br />GRATED <br />4,682 <br />629 5,310 <br />11785 <br />767 <br />1,3951 <br />1,363 <br />708 <br />;ALAMEDA <br />TOTAL <br />San Leandro's overall housing commitment for the 7-year period is 871 new housing <br />units, with an estimated 302 of these units affordable to lower income households. Staff <br />is comfortable with achieving these goals primarily because of projects that are already <br />under construction or in the pipeline. Furthermore, most of the new residential growth <br />that is anticipated by the General Plan will occur 1) primarily within Redevelopment <br />1'7C) <br />