General plan: annual report: shelter beds.
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Overview
This bill requires California cities and counties to include specific data in their annual general plan reports. Starting in 2028, these reports must detail the number of temporary emergency shelter beds and permanent housing units for people experiencing or exiting homelessness, categorized by type (noncongregate shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, and other permanent housing). The bill aims to provide more comprehensive information on homelessness and housing efforts within local jurisdictions, and it mandates state reimbursement for any associated costs.
Key provisions
- Requires annual reports to include data on temporary emergency shelter beds.
- Requires annual reports to include data on permanent housing units for people experiencing or exiting homelessness.
- Categorizes permanent housing units by type (noncongregate shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, and other permanent housing).
- The reporting requirements begin in 2028.
- Planning agencies must provide corrections to housing element portions of annual reports within 90 days.
- A court can compel compliance if a city or county fails to submit a compliant report.
- The Department of Housing and Community Development must post the reports on its website.
- Provides for state reimbursement for costs associated with the bill's requirements.
Who is affected
- Cities and counties in California
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