Planning and zoning: annual report: rehabilitated units.
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Overview
This bill requires California counties and cities to include information about rehabilitated affordable housing units in their annual reports to state agencies. Specifically, it asks local agencies to report on existing deed-restricted affordable housing units that have been substantially rehabilitated with at least $60,000 in funding and exclude these units from calculations used for determining affordability requirements. The bill also updates a reference to the Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation and incorporates changes from Assembly Bill 670.
Key provisions
- Allows local agencies to include data on rehabilitated affordable housing units (at least 15 years old, rehabilitated with $60,000+).
- Excludes these units from affordability calculations for streamlined approvals.
- Updates a reference to the Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation.
- Incorporates changes from Assembly Bill 670, contingent on both bills being enacted.
- Requires annual reports to include data on housing development applications and units approved/disapproved.
- Includes data on demolition of housing units and replacement housing requirements.
- Requires reporting on density bonus applications and outcomes.
- Requires reporting on historic designations and housing development projects.
Who is affected
- Local governments (cities and counties)
- Housing developers
- The Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation
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Primary sponsor
Ávila Farías
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