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1 Housing Policy initiatives Citywide Policy Initiatives Second Dwelling Units Unapproved Dwelling Units (UDU) Home-Sharing Ordinance (Short Term Rentals) Value Capture Strategy Housing Linkage Fee Density Bonus Update Homeless Housing Strategy Permanent Supportive Housing Ordinance CEQA Streamlining Strategies
2 Housing Policy initiatives Second Dwelling Units In response to Court action in February Invalidated ZA Memo 120 Stopped building permit process for SDUs Ordinance repeals 1985 CUP process and "grandfathers" legally constructed SDUs Would revert City back to using state's standards Continued in City Council yesterday to August 31
3 Housing Policy initiatives Unapproved Dwelling Units (UDU) New path to legalize unpermitted units (500/yr) Only applies in multi-family zones Utilizes density bonus framework: provide affordable unit(s) Performance Standards Ordinance adoption expected by end of summer
4 Housing Policy initiatives Home-Sharing Ordinance (Short Term Rentals) Addresses significant impacts on rental market Legalizing Home-Sharing as accessory use Primary Residence; 180 day limit per year 15-day yearly limit if not primary residence No short-term rental of Rent Stabilization Ordinance units Increased enforcement tools Approved by CPC in June Council consideration possible in September
5 Housing Policy initiatives Value Capture Strategy Report back in response to Councilmember O'Farrell motion Addresses concern that zone changes increase density > 35% without affordable housing requirements of density bonus Ordinance and further analysis in 90 days
6 Housing Policy initiatives Housing Linkage Fee Mayor Garcetti announced in October 2015 Nexus Study underway (complete September 2016) Evaluating impact of development on housing affordability CPC consideration possible in late fall
7 Housing Policy initiatives Density Bonus Update Summer 2016 launch Code Updates to: Bring into line with state law changes Create possible efficiencies, policy changes Address micro-unit incentives (House LA motion)
8 Housing Policy initiatives Homeless Housing Strategy Emergency Shelters El Niño Ordinance (12.82) Private and Government owned land (12.80 and 12.81) Permanent Supportive Housing Program
9 HOUSING POLICY initiatives Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Ordinance Accelerating supportive housing Streamlining approvals for PSH: administrative clearance for qualifying projects; projects to tier-off Environmental Clearance Establish unique development standards Eliminate density requirements; reduce parking requirements Modify Site Plan Review threshold for PSH Adopt Ordinance by Mid-2017 PSH Ordinance Timeline
10 CEQA STREAMLINING initiatives CEQA Thresholds Update CEQA Thresholds Guide last approved in 2006 Don t reflect current State regulations: Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHGs) and Energy added to CEQA; parking removed Better account for long range planning and policy documents Aim to have new Thresholds by summer 2017
11 CEQA STREAMLINING initiatives SCAG Grant Removing CEQA Constraints Capitalize on State laws (SB 375, SB 226, SB 743) Environmental consultant (ICF) addressing constraints CEQA Streamlining Eligibility Analysis: guide for staff and public to identify optimal CEQA process Creating Uniformly Applicable Development Policies and Standards (UADPS); policies and standards to allow for streamlining New forms, checklists, procedures and staff training
12 CEQA STREAMLINING initiatives Other CEQA Streamlining Initiatives Class 32 Exemption: increased use for infill residential projects New CEQA Transportation Thresholds: shifting from Level of Service (LOS) to Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Mapping transit priority areas in ZIMAS: parking and aesthetics no longer considered CEQA impacts in these areas
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14 COMMUNITY PLAN PROGRAM What is a Community Plan? Policies to Guide: Decision-Maker Findings Community Groups Developers Land Use Designations: Mandatory Corresponding Zones Implementation: Zoning CPIOs and Overlays Other Programs
15 LAX Expansion Westside Mobility Plans Venice Local Coastal Program Neighborhood Conservation/Single Family Zones Transit Neighborhood Plans: Expo, Crenshaw, Orange, Purple Community plan program
16 NEXT GENERATION Community Plans Update of all 35 Community Plans within 10 years 35+ person staff team, divided into three regions Groupings of 3-4 Community Plans updated simultaneously in 3-year process Single EIR prepared for each Grouping of Community Plans Coordinated and uniform outreach approach Communications Director Uses new Zoning Code to implement goals and policies
17 2016 DELIVERABLES Downtown Zoning Code Preview October 13, 2016 R1 Variation Zones Ordinance October 13, 2016 Processes & Procedures Ordinance December 8, 2016
18 PROGRESS TO DATE
![(Use) [D-HR1-S] [RC]](/docs-images/88/117917885/images/19-1.jpg "Downtown (Context)")
19 DOWNTOWN CODE High Rise 1(Form) Regional Center (Use) [D-HR1-S] [RC] Downtown (Context) Shopfront (Frontage)
20 DOWNTOWN CODE Tailored to implement community plan policies 27 Form Districts + 22 Use Districts 41 Form + Use District Combinations Envisioned Today EXAMPLE DOWNTOWN ZONES [D-HR1][MXR] [D-HC1-S][MXE] [D-PS1][IL]
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22 Restructuring of Project Planning Bureau Operations Created three new full-service geographic divisions One-Project, One Planner approach Expanding services offered at the Development Services Center Continue to offer specialized case processing services through a Citywide Project Planning Division Coming soon Training Unit to ensure horizontal consistency
23 DCP Project Planning Bureau
24 PlanSTAT Dashboard
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