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ATTACHMENT <br />Total <br />Total <br />Total Lost <br />Number <br />Total <br />Surplus <br />Surplus <br />Potential/Exempted <br />Total <br />of <br />Acreage <br />Alternative <br />Upzoned <br />Capacity <br />Surplus <br />Parcels <br />Capacity <br />Capacity <br />(Less Existing Capacity to <br />Capacity <br />Remain) <br />Alternative <br />161 <br />71.74 <br />4,222 <br />Sites <br />Upzoned <br />Sites <br />286 <br />271.27 <br />17,068 <br />TOTAL <br />4,222 <br />17,068 <br />10,932 <br />10,358 <br />Table 1.5 (Mixed -Income) <br />Exempt. Alternative. and Upzoned Site Unit Canacities <br />Total <br />Total <br />Total Lost <br />Number <br />Total <br />Surplus <br />Surplus <br />Potential/Exempted <br />Total <br />of <br />Alternative <br />Capacity <br />Surplus <br />Parcels <br />Acreage <br />Capacity <br />Upzoned <br />(Less Existing <br />Capacity <br />Capacity <br />Capacity to Remain) <br />Exempt <br />281 <br />244.99 <br />15,481 <br />Parcels <br />Alternative <br />Sites <br />320 <br />139.96 <br />9,648 <br />Upzoned <br />Sites <br />194 <br />215.15 <br />7,064 <br />TOTAL <br />9,648 <br />7,064 <br />15,481 <br />1,231 <br />Sites Inventory Consideration <br />It is important to note that the capacity analysis is a planning exercise and does not mandate the <br />elimination of existing use(s) or building(s) on a property. Instead, this analysis demonstrates that the <br />City's zoning and land use designations as applied to specific sites is adequate to accommodate possible <br />units on specific sites. This capacity analysis looks at the Alternative Sites and applies the greater of the <br />existing development capacities as permitted by the City's land use plan which would be permitted to be <br />developed pursuant to AB 2011 streamlining or the densities permitted by AB 2011, and calculates the <br />resultant number of housing units that could be provided. <br />General Plan Density/Intensity <br />The City adopted the General Plan Update in 2022 and zoning ordinance amendments to increase <br />residential densities for mixed -use designations and zones. Table 2 below illustrates the current <br />maximum permitted densities by General Plan land use designation and groups the corresponding land <br />uses of the Alternative Sites by AB 2011 category (i.e., Affordable or Mixed -Income). Please note that <br />while maximums are provided in the Table 2, minimum development densities must comply with AB 2011. <br />Pursuant to AB 2011, a development project utilizing AB 2011 permit streamlining must develop to at <br />least the maximum permitted by the local jurisdiction's land use plan or by default densities established <br />by the law. This analysis will utilize the minimum default densities established for Affordable (30 dwelling <br />2 <br />Ordinance No. NS-3076 <br />