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City of San Leandro 2023-2031 Housing Element Update 3-24 Housing Type Requirements  South Area Only: 1.0 covered space, plus 0.75 guest space, per unit (tandem may be considered)  South Area and Downtown Area Only: ≤0.25 mile to public transit: 1.0 space per unit and > 0.25 mile to public transit: 1.5 spaces per unit  Bay Fair TOD Only Sub - Area 1: maximum 1.0 space per unit. Sub-Areas 2 and 3: minimum 0.75 space per unit, maximum 1.5 spaces per unit 3 Bedrooms or more  2.0 covered spaces, plus 0.5 uncovered spaces per unit; 0.25 space per unit must be designated guest parking  South Area and Downtown Area Only: 1.0 covered space, plus 1.0 guest space, per unit (tandem may be considered)  Downtown Area Only: ≤ 0.25 mile to public transit: 1.0 space per unit and > 0.25 mile to public transit: 1.5 space per unit  Bay Fair TOD Only - Sub Area 1: maximum 1.0 space per unit B-TOD. Sub Area 2 and 3: minimum 0.5 spaces per unit, maximum 1.0 space per unit Bay Fair TOD District Office: Minimum 1.0 space per 1,000 sf (<5,000 sf exempt) Retail: Minimum 2.0 spaces per 1,000 sf (<5,000 sf exempt) Residential: Studio and 1-Bedroom: minimum 0.5, maximum 1.0 space per unit, space per unit, 2 or More Bedrooms: minimum 0.75 space per unit, maximum 1.5 space per unit Senior Housing 1.2 spaces per unit, including 1 covered space and one space per employee (covered optional) South Area Only  0.6 covered space per unit, plus 1.0 space per employee. Downtown Area Only  ≤ 0.25 mile to BART: 0.4 covered space per unit, plus 1.0 space per employee. In-Residence Cottage Food Operation 1 uncovered space per employee Group Housing 1 space per 2 beds; plus 1 space per 100 square feet used for assembly purposes or as required by use permit or Planned Development approval Supportive Housing Subject to parking standards for the applicable residential type in the applicable residential zone Transitional Housing Subject to parking standards for the applicable residential type in the applicable residential zone Residential Congregate Care Parking requirement to be based on the unit’s regular residential parking requirement. Source: San Leandro, City of, 2020. Zoning Code. The City has a process to consider reduced parking requirements through Major Site Plan Review if the nature of a project supports the reduction and there would be no impacts to nearby parking areas. The parking standards for supportive, group, transitional, and congregate care are the same as typical housing. If a reduced parking finding cannot be met pursuant to the parking reduction requirements, this can be a constraint to the development of housing for those with special needs. The City will evaluate parking standards and consider reducing or eliminating parking minimums to make housing developments more financially feasible, and will conduct stakeholder outreach with for-profit and non-profit housing developers and housing advocates on this issue, as specified in Program 14 of Chapter 6, Housing Plan.