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<br /> <br />Orange County 172 25-29 Regional AFH <br /> <br />e. Amend the Zoning Code to provide more flexible development <br />standards and the built form for affordable housing and facilitate <br />development of densities at or above 30 units per acre. <br />Complete <br />amendments by <br />2024. <br />f. Conduct outreach to religious institutions to provide information <br />and technical assistance on state law regarding developing <br />housing units on religious-use parking spaces. <br />In 2023. <br />g. Monitor financial assistance programs administered by the <br />California Department of Housing and Community Development <br />and apply for funding that the City is eligible for and can <br />competitively vie for. <br />Annually explore <br />funding options <br />available. <br />h. Amend the Zoning Code to create a new zone where emergency <br />shelters all allowed by right, then apply the zone to the Friendship <br />Shelter site. <br />Zoning Code <br />revision adopted <br />by the City <br />Council on <br />December 13, <br />2022. <br />i. Amend Zoning Code to address Low Barrier Navigation Center, <br />transitional housing, and supportive housing, SRO, and <br />reasonable accommodation. <br />By June 2023. <br />j. Review Zoning Code to accommodate large group homes (7+ <br />individuals) as a residential use to be conditionally permitted in <br />residential zones and to establish conditions for approval that are <br />objective and provide for certainty in outcomes. <br />By June 2023. <br />k. Establish an Affirmative Marketing Plan, to include advertising <br />and community outreach designed to reach underrepresented <br />households to be implemented when affordable units become <br />available. <br />Establish plan by <br />the end of 2023. <br />l. Initiate an update to the Laguna Canyon Specific Plan to evaluate <br />suitability for expansion of sites, through code amendments or <br />rezoning, to where live-work, residential, or mixed-use <br />development is permitted. <br />Complete plan by <br />2023. <br />m. Continue to evaluate potential for mixed-use and work/live <br />spaces along the Coast Highway Corridor and on vacant or <br />underutilized commercial properties. <br />Establish strategy <br />by 2024. <br />n. With adoption of Phase 2 of the DSP, include incentives such as: <br />increased densities, increased height limits, higher lot coverage, <br />lower parking requirements, allowances for off -site parking, <br />allowances for lot assemblage and, and removal of upper story <br />Adoption of Phase <br />2 in 2025. <br />EXHIBIT 6