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<br /> <br />Orange County 235 25-29 Regional AFH <br /> <br />32. Encourage innovative design prototypes and/or construction, such as <br />smaller units with increased energy efficiency (i.e., sustainable <br />designs and operations), modular units or other innovative building <br />types <br />On an ongoing basis <br />33. Streamline permitting to encourage a diverse housing stock On an ongoing basis <br />34. The City will make appropriate zoning changes as part of the General <br />Plan - Land Use Element Update and Zoning Ordinance Amendment <br />to bring the City’s Zoning Ordinance in compliance with State law <br />changes related to parking, by right uses, and other requir ements. <br />By October 2024. <br />35. The City will work with UCI to draft agreement regarding approving, <br />permitting, certifying occupancy, and/or reporting new units to the <br />California State Department of Finance (DOF). <br />By January 2022 and <br />ongoing tracking. <br />36. The Federal Housing Choice Voucher Program extends rental <br />subsidies to extremely low and very low-income households, <br />including families, seniors, farmworkers, and the disabled. <br />Ongoing <br />37. The City will study the benefits associated with creating an Irvine <br />Housing Authority with the ability to allocate Federal Housing Choice <br />Vouchers <br />By January 2023 <br />38. The City will analyze incentives to encourage affordable housing <br />developers to consider extending the terms of affordability in <br />perpetuity <br />By January 2023 <br />39. The City will monitor legislative changes to ensure that City policies <br />and regulations comply with State and Federal laws <br />Annually <br />40. The goal of this program is to ensure that fees (both the dollar <br />amount and timing), incentives, development standards/review <br />processes do not constrain the development of housing units or <br />render housing development infeasible <br />Annually <br />41. The City will develop and establish specific written procedures for <br />requesting and granting a reasonable accommodation for housing <br />for persons with disabilities. <br />6/30/2023 <br />42. The City will update the Zoning Ordinance and related policies <br />pertaining to emergency shelters, Low- Barrier Navigation Centers <br />(LBNCs), transitional and supportive housing, and group care <br />facilities to conform to State requirements, as established by AB 139, <br />AB 2162, and Senate Bill 48. Generally, this update would allow these <br />land uses in all of the City’s residential zones and with fewer <br />conditions. <br />Completed by <br />October 2024 <br />EXHIBIT 6