General plan: annual report: congregate and residential care for the elderly.
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Overview
This bill amends the California Government Code to require annual reports from planning agencies to local and regional governments. These reports will include data on approved congregate and residential care facilities for the elderly, as well as information on housing development applications, demolition, and replacement housing requirements. Specifically, it allows for up to 15% of a jurisdiction’s regional housing need allocation to be designated for these facilities, starting with the seventh revision of the housing element.
Key provisions
- Requires annual reports to include data on approved units for congregate and residential care facilities for the elderly.
- Allows up to 15% of a jurisdiction’s regional housing need allocation to be designated for these facilities.
- Updates the Housing Element revision schedule to include this data.
- Requires reporting on housing development applications, including ministerial and discretionary approval processes.
- Mandates reporting on demolition of housing units and replacement housing requirements.
- Includes requirements for reporting on density bonuses and historic designations.
- Specifies data to be included in the reports, such as income categories and relocation assistance.
- Establishes a process for the Department of Housing and Community Development to review and correct annual reports.
Who is affected
- Planning agencies
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