Planning and zoning: housing element: converted affordable housing units.
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Overview
This bill updates California’s housing element reporting requirements. Starting in 2027, cities and counties must include information about units converted to affordable housing through deed restrictions, provided these units meet specific criteria, including a minimum 55-year affordability commitment. The bill also requires reporting on the number of demolished and newly constructed affordable housing units, as well as data related to density bonuses and housing development applications. It incorporates changes from Assembly Bill 726, contingent on both bills being enacted and AB 726 being last.
Key provisions
- Requires annual reports to include data on units converted to affordable housing through deed restrictions.
- Specifies criteria for units to be included in the conversion data, including a 55-year affordability commitment.
- Mandates reporting on the number of housing units demolished and newly constructed.
- Requires reporting on the status of housing development applications, including subject to replacement housing obligations.
- Includes data on density bonus applications and approvals.
- Requires reporting on the number of units in existing multifamily buildings converted to affordable housing.
- Incorporates changes from Assembly Bill 726, contingent on both bills being enacted.
- Requires reporting on units subject to local, state, or federal law regarding replacement housing or relocation assistance.
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