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General Plan Amendment (GPA) No. 2013 -01 Addendum Page 2 of 15 Page 66 46. Emergency Shelters and Transitional Housing Santa Ana has historically supported a continuum of care program of shelters, transitional housing, and supportive services to help homeless individuals and families move into stable and permanent housing. An effective network of service agencies has emerged to address these needs through the guiding efforts of the Orange County Partnership to End Homelessness. The City continues to fund this network to support and offset the cost for providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and support services. In a----'- --- with state aw, Tthe City also adopted its emergency shelter ordinance in 2013. Emergency shelters with up to 30 beds are permitted by right in the M1, M2, and SD zones. This ordinance also permits one Multiservice Center with 150 to 200 beds in the City. The City will establish an Emergency Shelter Overlay Zone to identify land best suited for emergency shelters. To comply with state law, the City will revise the separation criteria standards of the Emergency Shelter Ordinance Page 72 19. Harbor Mixed Use Adapt the Harbor Mixed Use Transit Corridor Specific Plan PBA, GF To be Transit Corridor (total residential capacity of approximately 4,600 units) Planning completed by • and-FRezone land for residential /mixed uses to encompass Division October 15 the 201 unmet housing need of the RHNA 2014 and • Require that unmet lower income RHNA be accommodated annualy on at least 10.1 acres housing es designated exclusively for residential use(see Appendix C Exhibit C -2 and Table C- !L For sites addressing the lower income RHNA, permit owner occupied and rental multifamily uses by right, allow at least 16 units per site, and require a minimum density of 20 du /ac Apply the incentives available in the residential /mixed -use zone to facilitate quality housing opportunities On pin _.... ... - -- - - - -- ,..._._.._........ — - -- — ........ - -- .... _ ....... ......... .. .— — — Page 74 — - - - - - - -- -- -- 27. Successor Housing Continue to provide and /or leverage City funds with other sources CDA, SERAF and Evaluate Agency to support the production, preservation, and /or rehabilitation of in Boomerang availabie housing and economic development Division funds annually ----- ...- --— - - -- - Ogg &� -- Page 76 46. Emergency Shelters • Continue to provide funding for providers of emergency CDA, CDBG Ongoing and Transitional shelter, transitional housing, and permanent supportive Housing FIG Housing housing for people who are homeless Division HOPWA • Collaborate with the Salvation Army and other Orange County PBA, IGF Ongoing jurisdictions to create a model emergency shelter management Planning and operational plan based on best practices Division Amend Municipal Code to revise separation criteria to comply 75A -102