Planning and zoning: annual progress report: accessory dwelling unit ordinances.
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Overview
This bill requires California cities and counties with accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinances to report specific data annually as part of their comprehensive planning reports. This includes details about ADU ordinances themselves, the number of units built, demolished, and permitted, and information related to density bonuses and replacement housing requirements. The goal is to improve the state’s understanding of ADU development and its impact on housing availability.
Key provisions
- Cities and counties with ADU ordinances must submit a copy of their ordinance text, location, and enactment date to the Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation and the Department of Housing and Community Development.
- Annual reports must include data on the number of housing units demolished and new units issued permits or completed.
- Reports must track the progress of regional housing needs, including for extremely low-income households.
- The reports must detail the number of housing development applications received and their approval status.
- Data on density bonus applications and approvals is required.
- Information on replacement housing units required by law is needed.
- Reports must include data on the demolition of housing units, particularly protected units.
- Details on housing development projects under Section 65913.16 are required.
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