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File Number: 22-577 feet and eliminating the maximum height in the DA-6 District; §Increasing the maximum FAR in areas within the Corridor Mixed Use General Plan land use designation from 1.5 to 2.5; and §Increasing the maximum density in the DA -2 and SA Districts to 85 units/acre, areas within the Downtown Mixed Use General Plan land use designation to 100 units per acre, and areas within the Transit -Oriented Mixed Use General Plan Land Use Designation to 125 units/acre. o Eliminating the lower maximum density limitation on parcels less than 10,000 square feet since the achievable density is limited by the size of the lot and the additional limitation is not necessary. ·Proposed Action 14.2 - Remove Single Unit Allowances from Multi-Family Zoning Districts: Remove Single Family Residential as a permitted use in all Multi-Family Residential (RM) Districts to encourage multi-family development. Address Recent Changes in State Law The following amendments are proposed to address recent changes in State Law: ·Proposed Action 10.10: Affordable Housing Density Bonus: Amend Section 5.32.136 Density Bonus and Chapter 6.08 Residential Density Bonus for consistency with State law ·Proposed Action 15.4: Employee Housing: Define Employee Housing (for farmworkers) and add a new section which regulates employee housing for six or fewer employees the same as a single unit dwelling of the same type in the same zoning district, pursuant to State law. ·Proposed Action 16.15: Transitional and Supportive Housing: Amend Section 4.04.316 Supportive and Transitional Housing and associated parking requirements to allow supportive housing developments of up to 50 units to be permitted by right in all Zoning Districts where multi-family and mixed-use residential development are permitted, provided the development meets the standards otherwise applicable to multi-family and mixed-use residential development and satisfies the requirements of Government Code 65651. ·Proposed Action 16.16: Emergency Shelter Standards : Amend the definition of Emergency Shelter consistent with State law and expand the maximum number of beds and allowable locations beyond the Industrial Limited (IL) District to allow shelters in the General Industrial (IG) District.. Also add a new Section 4.04.384 Emergency Shelters to provide standards for aspects the City can regulate including location, staffing, hours of operation, screening, waiting areas, and personal space and to require a Shelter Management Plan. ·Proposed Action 16.18: Low Barrier Navigation Centers: Define Low Barrier Navigation Centers and add a new section that allows low barrier navigation centers consistent with State law under Government Code Section 65660 et seq, by right in all Zoning Districts where multi-family and mixed -use residential development are permitted, pursuant to State law. Low barrier navigation centers may be provided in a building or series of buildings, including “tiny homes”/”sleeping cabins” on a permanent foundation. Page 3 City of San Leandro Printed on 10/5/2022