The homeless preference policies listed above provide the tools necessary to address the immediate needs of persons experiencing homelessmoreeffectively, astheaveragewaiting timetoreceivea Section 8 Housing Section 4: Housing Policy Program [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page 4-37 Choice Vouchers isseven to eight years and often longer.
Objective: Housing Choice vouchersProvide estimated 6,200 Vouchers annually, subject to federal funding availability
Responsible Party: Housing Authority
Source of Funds: HUD
Timeline for Implementation: Annually
Affordable Housing Opportunity Strategy 5J: Project BasedVoucher Program (AMENDED) Federal regulations allow the Housing Authority to take a portion of its Housing Choice Voucher allocation and convert it to Project Based assistance for the purposes of expanding housing opportunities for very- low income individual and families. Under the PBV option, the Housing Authority can commitmentcommit rental assistance vouchers for a period of up to 20 years to a property in exchange for the owner’s agreement to rent predetermined units in the selected property to families coming from the Section 8 Waiting list exclusively during the commitment period. New construction units, rehabilitated units and existing housing units qualify under this program.
Objective: Provision ofProvide estimated 740 Project-Based vouchers to facilitate the preservation and production of affordable housingVouchers,subject to federal funding availability.
Responsible Party: Housing and Community Development / Housing Authority Source of Funds: HUD
Timeline for Implementation: 2021-2029
Affordable Housing Opportunity Strategy 5K: Emergency Solutions Grant Program (AMENDED) The City shall utilize federal Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds to assist people that are homeless or those who are at-risk of becoming homeless. The City shall distribute ESG funds to non-profit organizations that provide emergency or transitional shelter and supportive services to people that are homeless. ESG funds are contingent upon programfunding availability.
Objective: EstimatedProvide estimated $380,000 yearannually in ESG Grants, subject to federal funding availability
Responsible Party: Housing and Community Development
Source of Funds: HUD
Timeline for Implementation: Annually
Section 4: Housing Policy Program [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page 4-38 Affordable Housing Opportunity Strategy 5L:Homeless and At Risk for Homelessness (AMENDED) The City of Anaheim understands the unique needs of persons at risk for homeless as well as those currently experiencing homelessness and has made a substantial investment to provide services and shelter to address current needs. Through the City’s Pathway Home, Pathway to Healing and Pathway to Work programs, Anaheim has employed a comprehensive approach to Homelessness and Homeless prevention.
Developed with a “housing first” model, the City prioritizes getting people into housing withsupportive services. The “pathways” seek to bridge the gap between homelessness and safe, affordable, and stable housing.
The City has also made significant efforts and prioritized funding for innovative street outreach programs, sheltersupport activities, andthe creationof permanentsupportive housing.
To address the unique needs of individuals at risk of or already experiencing homelessness, the City has and will continue to collaborate with local advocacy groups, motel owners, police and human service agencies and other interested parties to enhance strategies and actions to transition the chronically homeless, temporaryhomeless and into permanent housing.
Objective: The City shall continueContinue to identify permanent housing opportunities for homeless individuals and families.
Responsible Party: Community Services / Housing and Community Development / Planning & Building Source of Funds: General Fund / State Homeless funds / FederalHOME Funds Timeline for Implementation:OngoingOn-going, with annual review and adjustment as applicable Affordable Housing Opportunity Strategy 5M: Employee and Farmworker Housing The City of Anaheim will amend the Anaheim Municipal Code to comply with Health and Safety Code, 17021.5, 17021.6 and 17021.8 and define employee and farmworker housing in a manner consistent with applicable Health and Safety Code sections. The Municipal Code will be revised to state that employee housing for six or fewer employees will be treated as a single-family structure and permitted in the same manner as other dwellings of the same type in the same zone. Additionally, the Municipal Code will be updated to state that employee housing consisting of no more than 12 units or 36 beds will be permitted in the same manner as other agricultural uses in the same zone.
The City will also amend the Municipal Code to explicitly define Farmworker Housing and establish it as permitted use in residential or nonresidential zones, consistent with State law.
Objective: Compliance with the State law
Responsible Party: Planning & Building
Source of Funds: General Fund
Timeline for Implementation: Within 24 months of adoption of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element Section 4: Housing Policy Program [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page 4-39 Affordable Housing Opportunity Strategy 5N:Density Bonus The City offers developers Density Bonus which currently includes a density increase of 35% plus development incentives for qualified affordable projects. In compliance with AB 2345, the City will update the local Density Bonus Ordinance to provide for an allowance of up to 50% density bonus, instead of 35%, when the base Below Market Rate unit is proposed. The City will also comply with AB 1763 by permitting up to an 80% density bonus for projects proposed with 100 percent affordable units.
The City will revise the Density Bonus Ordinance to be consistent with the requirements of State law and continue to monitor and make updates throughout the planning period as required.
Objective: Compliance with the State law
Responsible Party: Housing and Community Development / Planning & Building Source of Funds: General Fund
Timeline for Implementation: Within 24 months of adoption of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element Affordable Housing Opportunity Strategy 5O: Emergency Shelter Parking Requirements The Emergency and Transitional Act of 2019 (AB 139) sets limits to parking requirements established by jurisdictions so as to avoid creating constraints to the development of emergency shelters. AB 139 specifically states that emergency shelters must provide sufficient parking to accommodate all staff working in the emergency shelter, provided that the standards do not require more parking for emergency shelters than other residential or commercial uses within the same zone. The City will revise and amend the Municipal Code to comply with the requirements of AB 139.
Objective: Compliance with the State law
Responsible Party: Housing and Community Development / Planning & Building Source of Funds: General Fund
Timeline for Implementation: Within 24 months of adoption of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element Affordable Housing Opportunity Strategy 5P: Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) Units A Single Room Occupancy (SRO) unit is a form of housing typically aimed at residents with low or minimal incomes. SRO units serve as permanent residence or primary residence to such individuals, within a multitenant building where tenants may share a kitchen, toilets and/or bathrooms, along with common area amenities. The City of Anaheim Municipal Code currently does not specifically address SRO units; however, through Section 18.38.215 of the Municipal Code, the City allows conversion of existing motels and other commercial and office structures in general commercial zone into affordable housing developments with efficiency units, which constitute as typical SRO units.
Section 4: Housing Policy Program [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page 4-40 The City will review and update Section 18.38.215 of the Municipal Code to further encourage conversion of existing motels and other commercial and office structures into affordable housing developments, which in turn creates SRO units.
Objective: Encourage creation of SRO units
Responsible Party: Planning & Building / Housing and Community Development Source of Funds: General Fund
Timeline for Implementation: Within 24 months of adoption of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element Section 4: Housing Policy Program [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page 4-41 Quantified Objectives
Table 4- 1 summarizes the quantifiable objectives that the City reasonably expects to meet based on the Policy ProgramPrograms. The New Construction quantified objectives address the growth needs in the City.
The Rehabilitation, Conservation and Assistance Programs objectives address the existing needs in the City identified in ChapterSection 2.
Table 4- 1: Quantified Objective Summary 2021-2029 Planning Period Program Quantified Objective
New Construction
Extremely Low 372 391
Very Low 352 363
Low 332 168
Moderate 75 8
Above-moderate 7,000
Total 8,131 7,930
Rehabilitation
Multifamily Rehabilitation Very Low 90 160
Multifamily Rehabilitation Low 42 157
Total 112 317
Conservation
At-Risk Units Extremely Low 0
At-Risk Units Very Low 139 30
At-Risk Units Low 385 30
At-Risk Units Moderate 0
Total 524 60
Assistance Programs
Police Residence Assistance 2
Section 8 Rental Assistance 6,200
Section 8 Mainstream 397
NED Vouchers 175
VASH Vouchers 94
Emergency Housing Vouchers 274
Tenant Protection Vouchers 26
HOPWA Vouchers 75
Section 8 Homeless Program 91
Project Based Voucher Program 720
Appendix A
Review of Past Performance
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Appendix A: Review of Past Performance
1. Review of Fifth Cycle Housing Element Housing Policy Programs The following matrix provides a review of the City of Anaheim Housing Policy Program for the 2014-2021 Planning Period. The City has reviewed its Fifth CycleHousing Policy Programfor accomplishments and/or progressin implementation throughout the 2014-2021 planning period.
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-2 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle Housing Strategy Area #1: Housing Production – establishes policy actions for the production of a range ofrental and for-sale housing units in theCity.
1.A Evaluate Alternative
Funding and Financing
Mechanisms
The City must pursue alternative
funding and financing tools that
will contribute to the
development of additional
affordable housing opportunities
citywide. The objective of this
program is to explore alternative
funding and financing
mechanisms.
• In July 2018, the Anaheim City Council adopted an
Affordable Housing Policy Statement encouraging the
development of affordable housing.
The Policy Statement was not an absolute requirement
to produce affordable housing units; however, it
provides a framework for staff to engage in
conversation with developers about available City
resources for proposed projects that could result in the creation of affordable housing to the extent feasible.
Resources include offering rental incentive or
assistance programs; down payment assistance
programs to assist income- qualified first-time
homebuyers; partnering with and assisting non-profit
organization(s) pursuing affordable housing projects in the City, including the provision of “in-kind” services; and/or other options that City deems in furtherance of
its affordable needs, goals, and objectives.
• In addition, the City pursued alternative funding and financing tools that contributed to the development
of additional affordable housing opportunities
citywide.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
research funding opportunities
to expand affordable housing
options.
See Housing Production Strategy
1B: Evaluate Alternative Funding
and Financing Mechanisms in the
Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-3 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 1B. Expedited Processing
for Extremely-Low, VeryLow, Low and Moderate
Income Housing
Developments
Expedited processing is provided
as incentive to encourage
development of affordable
housing projects as shorter
development timeframes results
in lower housing production costs.
The objective of this program is to
expedite processing for affordable
housing developments to reduce
housing production costs.
The City continues to provide expedited discretionary
entitlement and plan check processing for extremely-low, very-low, low- and moderate income affordable housing
developments for a total of at least 1,954 units with at least 331 extremely-low income units during the planning period.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle to
provide expedited processing.
See Housing Production Strategy
1C: Expedited Processing for
Extremely-Low, Very-Low, Lowand Moderate-Income Housing Developments in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
1C. Affordable Senior
Housing Program
Seniors typically have fixed
incomes and unique housing
needs that are not generally
addressed in market rate housing.
The objective of this program is to
improve Senior housing
development and Section 8
financial assistance.
• (2014) The Housing Authority continues to assist Senior Housing Development as resources become available,
including the following efforts:
o The City approved several extensions of its
Section 8 Project Based Vouchers for Tyrol
Plaza, a 60 unit Senior Housing Project.
o The City/Authority assisted the Village
Center Senior Apartments, a 100-unit at-risk
project, through the issuance of TaxExempt Bonds for the rehabilitation of the project and preserving an affordable project
from being lost to market rate housing.
o The Housing Authority also assisted The
Miracle Terrace Senior Apartments by
converting 128 Tenant-Protection Vouchers
from HUD to Section 8 Project- based
Vouchers to help preserve 128 extremely
low-income senior rental- housing units.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
encourage senior housing.
See Housing Production Strategy
1D: Affordable Senior Housing
Programs in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-4 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle • (2015) No projects were assisted in 2015, however,
the City/Authority continues to work with developers
to identify senior rental affordable housing
opportunities and issued a HOME/CHDO Funds RFP
in 2015, and subsequently re-issued the RFP in 2016
in the amount of $3,050,000. One of the priorities of
the RFP is for the development of senior rental
housing.
• (2016) The City/Authority issued a Preliminary
Funding Award Letter for HOME/CHDO Funds in
2016 for $3,050,000 for the development of a 54-
unit senior rental housing project.
• The Housing Authority did not provide funding
assistance for new construction of senior rental
housing in 2018-2020. However, the Housing Authority
funded the El Verano senior housing project, which
completed construction in November 2020. The El
Verano Senior Rental Housing Project will set aside 50% of the units for homeless seniors.
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-5 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 1D. Encourage the
Development of Housing
for Extremely Low-Income
Households
The City currently has a number of
incentives that developers can
utilize to create opportunities for
affordable housing development
such as the Density Bonus and
Senior Citizens' Apartment
Housing ordinances; down
payment assistance programs;
Section 8 programs; deferral of
City development fees; exemption
of Transportation and Impact Fees
for Affordable Housing
Developments; and expedited
processing for tax credit projects.
The objective of this program is to
encourage production of a
minimum of 50 extremely lowincome units.
• The City continues to work with developers for the
creation of extremely low income units. Since 2014,
331 units were completed or were in the
development pipeline. The City assisted some of the
projects listed using the City’s incentive programs
such as Density Bonus, expedited review, fee
waivers, fee deferrals, Section 8, and other funding
programs.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
explore additional opportunities
to facilitate the development of
housing for extremely lowincome households through
funding, financing, regulatory
concessions, or other methods.
See Housing Production Strategy
1E: Encourage the Development
of Housing for Extremely-Low
Income (ELI) Households in the
Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
1E. Encourage the
Development of Housing
for Special Needs
Households
The City shall continue to utilize
available incentives to encourage
and support the development of
rental housing for special needs
families within future affordable
housing projects. The objective of
this program is to maintain
existing and develop new units for
special needs households.
• The Rockwood Apartments (Lincoln Avenue) project
completed construction, which includes 48 special
needs units for extremely low and very-low income
persons who are homeless and 15 Special Needs units
for extremely low-income persons who are homeless
and have a mental illness.
• Community & Economic Development Department
completed construction on the El Verano 54 –unit
senior special needs rental housing project, which
includes 27 units for homeless seniors.
• Construction on the Manchester/Orangewood
Apartment project was started, a 100% affordable 102-
unit workforce rental housing project. The
development will make available 20 of the 102 units to
homeless families. The project is currently under
construction and the developer expects to complete
the project in 2021.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
encourage the development of
housing for special needs
households.
See Housing Production Strategy
1F: Encourage the Development
of Housing for Special Needs
Households in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-6 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle • The Econo Lodge Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)
apartment community, a 100% affordable 70-unit
motel conversion project, started construction in 2020.
The project held its grand opening on August 23, 2021.
• The City approved the Salvation Army's Center of Hope Permanent Supportive Housing Phase I project (PSH
project) in early 2021.
• The Anaheim Midway Apartments, an 86 unit 100%
affordable workforce family project, will designate
eight units in the project to homeless households.
1F. Implementation of
The Platinum Triangle
Master Land Use Plan
The City will continue to
implement The Platinum Triangle
Master Land Use Plan and
coordinate with developers
proposing projects in this area in
an effort to encourage the
production of high-density
housing. The objective of this
program is to implement The
Platinum Triangle Master Land
Use Plan.
• Implementation of the Platinum Triangle Master Land
Use Plan continues with 5,322 residential units
completed to date; 430 residential units are currently
under construction; and, an additional 6,880 units are
entitled through development agreements, but not yet
under construction.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle in order
to support the development of a
range of housing types and
affordability levels in the
Platinum Triangle.
See Housing Production Strategy
1G: Implementation of the
Platinum Triangle Master Land
Use Plan in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
1G. Development of
Housing Information
Clearinghouse
The City will place information in
easily accessible locations
including the City’s website, public
facilities, at public events and at
locations community members
frequent. The objective of this
program is to facilitate
dissemination of housing
information.
• The Community & Economic Development
Department/Housing Authority updated and improved
the Department’s website to provide access to
affordable housing programs and information.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
update and improve the
Community and Economic
Development/Housing
Authority’s website.
See Housing Production Strategy
1L: Development of Housing
Information in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-7 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 1H. Support for
Community Housing
Development
Organizations (CHDOs)
Per the HOME program
regulations, the City must allocate
a minimum of 15 percent of
HOME funds to qualified
Community Housing Development
Organization (CHDO). A CHDO is a
non- profit, community-based
organization with the capacity to
develop affordable housing within
the community it serves. The
objective of this program is to
continue to provide funds to
qualified CHDOs for affordable
unit production.
• The Community Development Department
committed 48 Section 8 Project-based Vouchers and a
loan in the amount of $2,500,000 to Jamboree
Housing and Innovative Housing Opportunities (both
qualified CHDO’s) for an affordable housing project
located 1256-1290 East Lincoln Avenue.
• The City/Authority issued a HOME/CHDO Funds RFP
in 2015 and 2016 making $2,500,000 in HOME funds
and $550,000 in HOME CHDO funds available to
affordable housing developers and CHDO’s for the
creation of affordable housing.
• The HOME CHDO funds were awarded to a developer
for the construction of a 54-unit senior housing
development located at 1248 East Lincoln Ave.
• The Community & Economic Development worked
with the developer of the El Verano senior housing
project, which obtained a Tax Credit allocation in 2018 from the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee
(TCAC). The developer for this project is a certified
CHDO. The El Verano project will set aside 50% of the
units for homeless seniors
• The Community & Economic Development entered
into a Preliminary Funding Award Letter with
Jamboree Housing Corporation, who is also a certified
CHDO to develop a Housing Authority-owned parcel
with a 102- unit workforce housing project
(Manchester/Orangewood Apartments). Twenty of
the 102 units will be available to homeless families
and individuals. The Project is under construction and
the City anticipates its completion in 2021.
Discontinued.
Although the City will continue
to work with CHDOs on
affordable housing
opportunities, changing HOME
requirements and funding
sources make this program no
longer applicable.
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-8 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 1I. Developer Incentives
Program
The objective of this program is to
provide financial incentives for
developers (based on available
funds) to help facilitate the
construction of 710 new and
rehabilitated affordable housing
units by 2021.
• The Community & Economic Development
Department assisted affordable housing developers
by providing subsidy loans, down-payment
assistance, Section 8 Project Based vouchers, longterm ground leases and miscellaneous rebates and fee credits to help offset total development costs. In
2020, the Community & Economic Development
Department commenced negotiations on the
following projects and are expected to be finalized or
underway in 2021:
o Anaheim Midway Apartments – 85 units, plus 1
manager’s unit.
o 39 Commons Affordable Workforce Apartments
– 100 units, plus 1 manager’s unit.
o 39 Commons Homeownership
Townhomes – 134 units (14 Affordable)
o Center of Hope PSH – 70 units, plus 2
manager’s units.
o Finamore Place – 101 units, plus 1 manager’s
unit.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
research additional funding
sources.
See Housing Production Strategy
1M: Developer Incentives
Program in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
1J. HOME Homebuyer
Program
The HOME Homebuyer Program
provides deferred payment
second mortgage loans to assist
low-income households in
purchasing a home. The objective
of this program is to provide
mortgage assistance, subject to
federal funding availability and
local allocation of funds.
• This program assisted 108 household in the planning
period.
• The Community & Economic Development Department
did not provide any mortgage assistance in 2016-2020
due to lack of federal funding availability and local
allocation of funds.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle,
subject to federal funding
availability.
See Housing Production Strategy
1N: First Time Homebuyer
Program in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-9 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 1K. Police Residence
Assistance
This objective of this program is to
encourage local homeownership
(2 households) for Anaheim police
officers who wish to reside in
Anaheim. Through this program,
the City provides one-time, no
interest forgivable loans of up to
$10,000 to Anaheim police
officers for purchase of an owneroccupied home within the City. • This program assisted five households in the planning period.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle.
See Housing Production Strategy
1O: Police Residence Assistance
in the Sixth Cycle Housing
Element, Section 4
1L. Development of
Emergency
Shelters/Transitional and
Supportive Housing in
Compliance with SB- 2
The City understands the
importance of addressing the
needs of the temporary and
chronically homeless. To address
this issue, it will work
collaboratively with service
providers, advocacy groups and
other entities to define any
challenges in providing for the
temporary and long-term needs of
Anaheim’s homeless. The
objective of this program is to
streamline development of
emergency shelters, transitional
and supportive housing.
• In 2012 and 2013, the City Council approved code
amendments to permit emergency shelters in the City’s
Industrial Zone and relating to the siting of supportive and transitional housing uses in residential zones in
compliance with SB 2.
• In 2015, the Orange County Board of Supervisors
approved the purchase of a site in Anaheim to serve
as the County’s year- round, permanent emergency
shelter with 200 beds. The County completed the
shelter in 2018.
• In 2017, the City Council declared a public
health/safety state of emergency for the
homelessness to address encampments along the
Santa Ana River.
• In 2018, Council approved a resolution for “Housing
First Model,” which outlines the necessary steps for
people experiencing homelessness to move from
Emergency Shelters to longer-term housing.
• In 2018, the Council declared a “Shelter Crisis”
pursuant to Government Code Section 8698.2 to
participate in the State’s Homeless Emergency
Aid Program.
Continued as Updated. This City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
support the construction of
these types of development in
collaboration with adopted code
amendments in support of
Emergency Shelters, Transitional
and Supportive Housing.
See Housing Rehabilitation
Strategy 4A: Affordable Housing
Development through
Acquisition and Conversion;
Affordable Housing Opportunity
Strategy 5A: Supportive Housing
and Low Barrier Navigation
Centers; Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5B:
Transitional and Supportive
Housing; and Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5O:
Emergency Shelter Parking
Requirements in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-10 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle • In 2018 & 2019, the City amended its Emergency
Shelter regulations to facilitate Emergency Shelters
within Anaheim during a Shelter Crisis. This
amendment gave the City Manager the approval
authority for first 425 shelter beds and 100
permanent supportive housing units. The City
Manager used this authority to approve the Salvation
Army’s 224-bed temporary shelter and the 101-bed La
Mesa Shelter.
• In April 2020, Anaheim leased a local motel for two
months, with wrap around services for those
experiencing homelessness in our shelters needing
quarantine or isolation during the pandemic. In
addition, Anaheim opened a temporary emergency
shelter at a Salvation Army Thrift Store to provide
additional shelter capacity during the pandemic. The
City decommissioned both shelter options in June
2020.
• In June 2020, the Salvation Army Shelter Expansion
Project was completed. There are now a total of 325
shelter beds at the Salvation Army Shelter along with
the 28 isolation trailers and the 101 shelter beds at La Mesa Shelter
1M.
Re-examination of
Development Standards,
Entitlement Processes
and Development Fees
The City understands that overly
restrictive development
standards, burdensome
entitlement processes and
unreasonable development fees
can pose a significant barrier to
future residential development.
The objective of this program is to
ensure reasonable development
fees, standards, and processes.
• The City continues to implement the City Council
adopted action plan that outlines several action
items aimed at increasing the supply of affordable
housing, including facilitating creative housing
solutions, regulatory relief efforts, process
improvements and incentives, programs to increase
middle-income housing, and identifying funding
sources. Staff continues to work towards
implementation of the action items. In 2020, the City
Council amended the Zoning Code to comply with
the recently updated State law related to Density
Bonus, which includes some provisions that went
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
review its standards, processes
and fees for any necessary
revisions as part of, or in
addition to, the City’s Code
Streamlining and Improvement
Program.
See Housing Production Strategy
1P: Review of Entitlement
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-11 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle beyond the minimum State law requirements to
encourage affordable housing. In addition, the City
Council adopted an updated 2018 Affordable
Housing Action Plan, which includes a broad
spectrum of items that affirms the City's
commitment to being "housing friendly."
Processes, Development
Standards, and Development
Fees in the Sixth Cycle Housing
Element, Section 4
1N. Promoting Availability
of Housing Opportunity
Sites
Housing Opportunity Sites identify
properties that the General Plan
designates for residential land
uses and have strong potential to
accommodate future affordable
or market rate housing. The
objective of this program is to
promote development in Housing
Opportunity Sites.
• In 2013, sites were re-zoned to include a Residential Opportunities Overlay Zone that allows by-right
residential development on these properties at
densities consistent with their underlying General
Plan designations. The City’s outreach efforts to
promote these sites to potential housing developers
include providing information via the City’s website,
conducting interdepartmental workshops for the
building industry and taking advantage of CEQA
streamlining provisions for infill housing. The City will continue to promote these sites to potential housing
developers as a means to help ensure that the City
meets its Quantified Objectives.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
promote these sites to potential
housing developers to create
increased housing opportunity
for residents at all income levels
and to continue to work towards
the quantified objectives.
See Housing Production Strategy
1Q: Promoting Availability of
Housing Opportunity Sites in the
Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-12 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 1O. Accommodating
Transitional and
Supportive Housing
The City will amend the Municipal
Code in accordance with
Government Code Section
65583(a)(5) to consider
transitional housing and
supportive housing as a residential
use of property, subject only to
those development standards that
apply to other residential
dwellings of the same type in the
same zone. The objective of this
program is to accommodate
transitional and supportive
housing in compliance with State
law.
• The City updated definitions for target population,
transitional housing, and supportive housing in the
Municipal Code to be consistent with Government
Code Section 65582. In addition, the Municipal Code
was amended in accordance with Government Code
Section 65583(a)(5) to consider transitional housing
and supportive housing as a residential use of
property, subject only to those development
standards that apply to other residential dwellings of
the same type in the same zone. Finally, the City
reviewed existing separation requirements and
spacing criteria for emergency shelters and did not
identify any necessary revisions.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
coordinate with service
providers, advocacy groups and
other entities to define any
challenges in providing for the
temporary and long-term needs
within Transitional and
Supportive Housing.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5A:
Supportive Housing and Low
Barrier Navigation Centers in the
Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-13 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle Housing Strategy Area #2: Housing Conservation and Preservation – establishes policy actions for the conservation of the existing housing stock and preservation of housing opportunities for Anaheim’s residents. 2A. Monitoring and
Preservation of “At- Risk”
Units
In order to address units at-risk of
conversion proactively, the City
shall develop a program to
collaborate with nonprofit
housing providers and develop a
preservation strategy. The
preservation strategy will allow
the City to act quickly if, and
when, the City receives notice of
the conversion of such units. The
objective of this program is
continual monitoring of all
assisted units with focused effort
on the identified 516 at- risk units.
• The Community & Economic Development
Department continues its ongoing monitoring of AtRisk units to preserve affordable housing units from property owners or developers converting said units
to market rate units. The Housing Authority did not
assist at-risk projects in 2020. However, Community
& Economic Development continues to monitor and
reach out to property owners of At-Risk projects to
explore opportunities to preserve affordable units
from property owners or developers converting said
units to market rate units and extend the
affordability term for a longer period. The City has
preserved and rehabilitated 1,146 affordable rental
units since 2014. No projects were completed in
2020, however the Housing Authority approved the
Hermosa Village Phase II Apartments rehabilitation
project to extend the affordability of 13 extremely
low, 88 very low, and 10 low income units for 55
years.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program in the Sixth Cycle and
seek funding opportunities to
preserve “at risk” affordable
units identified in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element.
See Housing Conservation and
Preservation Strategy 2A:
Monitoring and Preservation of
“At-Risk” in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
2B. Conservation of
Existing Historic
Resources
The City shall continue to provide
opportunities for the conservation
of existing historic resources
through the Mills Act Program.
• The City awards approximately eight Mills Act
Contracts on average per year. The City currently has
381 properties with Mills Act Contracts. In 2021, the
City received requests for nine additional contracts
bringing the total to 390.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
continue its preservation efforts.
See Housing Conservation and
Preservation Strategy 2B:
Conservation of Existing Historic
Resources in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-14 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 2C. Community-Based
Neighborhood
Enhancement
The City will continue focused
outreach efforts, through a variety
of marketing techniques to
encourage additional public
participation in ongoing
neighborhood improvement
efforts. The objective of this
program is to enhance community
participation in neighborhood
enhancement efforts.
• The following projects have been completed during
calendar year 2020 through the Neighborhood
Improvement Program: Sidewalk improvements;
Street light repairs and lighting upgrades;
neighborhood tree trimming and replacement;
Manzanita Park and John Marshall Park planter wall
and landscaping improvements; replacement and
installation of “No Littering or Dumping” signage;
Traffic related projects; neighborhood alley lighting,
street light upgrades and infill street light projects; Coordinated 49 Neighborhood Clean-Up Events.
• The City provided the following quality of life
services:
o Held 6 in person District Community
Meetings in February, connecting with
over 200 stakeholders to provide
important neighborhood and City
information.
o Transitioned remaining scheduled District
Community Meetings to informational
videos that the City produced in June and
October of 2020 reaching hundreds of
residents throughout the City.
o Provided neighborhood-based assistance to
over 11,800 community stakeholders.
• Provided support for logistical needs for WAND
(West Anaheim Neighborhood Development)
community events, including annual Holiday Tree
Lighting.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into Sixth Cycle and
promote community
participation in neighborhood
enhancement efforts.
See Housing Conservation and
Preservation Strategy 2C:
Community-Based Neighborhood
Enhancement in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-15 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 2D. Neighborhood
Improvement
The objective of this program is to
identify and improve blighted and
borderline blighted
neighborhoods. The City shall
continue the identification and
mitigation of substandard units
and properties exhibiting deferred
maintenance through the
Neighborhood Improvement
Program and enhanced Code
Enforcement efforts.
• The City established Neighborhood Improvement
Teams to identify and improve deteriorated
neighborhoods by ensuring active participation by all
neighborhood stakeholders and working with them to
create a vision of what the neighborhood can achieve
in becoming a quality place to live. Although the
COVID-19 pandemic has brought forth unique
challenges to connect with stakeholders, city staff and Neighborhood Improvement Teams were able to pivot
quickly and provide alternative opportunities for input and engagement to be able to continue working with
neighborhoods and address housing and other quality
of life issues.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
promote neighborhood
improvement to create a quality
place to live.
See Housing Conservation and
Preservation Strategy 2D:
Neighborhood Improvement in
the Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
2E. Relocation and
Preservation of Historic
Homes
The City will pursue alternative
incentives or potential sources of
funding/financing to encourage
the relocation and preservation of
historic homes citywide.
• The City continues to utilize the “Citywide Historic
Preservation Plan” guidelines to encourage the
preservation and rehabilitation of existing historic
homes.
• The City continues to pursue alternative sources of
funding to encourage the relocation and preservation
of historic homes citywide.
Continued as Updated. The City
will pursue alternative sources of
funding in the Sixth Cycle to
encourage the relocation and
preservation of historic homes
citywide.
See Housing Conservation and
Preservation Strategy 2B:
Conservation of Existing Historic
Resources in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-16 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle Housing Strategy Area #3: Housing Quality and Design – establishes policy actions for providing high quality, well-designed living environments for Anaheim residents.
3A. Sustainable
Development/Green
Building/Efficient use of
Energy Resources in
Residential Development
To encourage “green building”
practices in new and existing
residential development, the City
shall continue its efforts in
providing financial assistance to
projects meeting sustainability
standards and third-party green
building program guidelines. The
objective of this program is to
promote increased sustainable
building practices/energy
conservation
• The City offers energy and water incentives for
affordable and standard multi-family housing projects
through a rebate to help reduce developer costs
associated with these projects. These high efficiency
measures ultimately decrease tenant utility costs,
help promote sustainability, and lower Green House
Gas (GHG) emissions. To encourage quality of living
practices in all residential development, the City will continue its efforts in providing financial assistance to projects meeting sustainability and resource
efficiency standards.
• In 2016, the Rockwood Apartments received
$105,000 for the implementation of energy efficient
measures in the project.
• In 2019, the City provided over $55,000 in rebate
funding for two multi-family residential projects that
installed LED lighting and Energy Star appliances such
as refrigerators and washing machines. These two
projects helped save over 128,000 kilowatt hours
(kWh) annually, enough to power 20 Anaheim homes.
• In 2020, the City provided $1,800 in rebate funding to one multifamily project that installed ENERGY STAR
appliances such as refrigerators, room AC’s and dish
washers. This project helped save 576 annual
kilowatt-hours (kWh).
• Due to the impacts caused by COVID-19, the City has
closed this program in order to support customers
through alternative financial assistance programs. The
City will continue to find new ways of providing
incentives for energy and water efficiency for
residential development.
Continued as Updated. In the
Sixth Cycle, the City will continue
to promote green and
sustainable building practices, as
well as continue to identify local
partnerships and educate the
City’s residents to promote
sustainability. The City will
continue this program to
encourage homeowners and
developers to utilize sustainable
practices. The City will research
funding sources for the program.
See Housing Quality and Design
Strategy 3A: Efficient Use of
Energy Resources in Residential
Development in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-17 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 3B. Monitoring of
Adopted Reasonable
Accommodation
Procedures
The City understands the
importance of providing equal
housing opportunity for persons
with special needs. Persons with
disabilities may require
reasonable accommodations to
meet their particular housing
needs. The objective of this
program is to continue
monitoring of adopted reasonable
accommodation procedures.
• To comply with federal and state housing laws, the
City adopted reasonable accommodation procedures
in 2013 to provide exceptions and/or relief from Code
regulations and permitting procedures that may have
a discriminatory effect on housing for individuals with disabilities. The City will continue to monitor the
effectiveness of reasonable accommodation
standards and procedures and implement revisions as
necessary.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
monitor the adopted reasonable
accommodation procedures.
See Housing Quality and Design
Strategy 3B: Monitoring of
Adopted Reasonable
Accommodation Procedures in
the Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
3C. Universal Design The Universal Design program
intends to provide development
incentives, which will facilitate
the building of residential spaces
that include products and
technology to accommodate
families of all ages and
backgrounds. The objective of the
program is to continue
monitoring of universal design
principles.
• The City implemented provisions of the Universal
Design Principles during the planning period. The
Universal Design Principles are available on the City’s Website to guide the design and construction of
homes to incorporate features that are usable by
people of all abilities. These features help to create
housing that can allow residents to stay in their
homes over their lifetime and create living
environments that are safer and more accessible for
everyone. The City will continue to monitor this
program over time to ensure implementation of
Universal Design features in housing.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
monitor the adopted Universal
Design Principles.
See Housing Quality and Design
Strategy 3C: Universal Design in
the Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
3D. Parks and Open Space As the City’s housing stock and population grow and vacant land
becomes scarcer, the City will
need to continue to explore
creative opportunities to provide
quality parks, open space, and
recreational amenities for
Anaheim residents. The objective
of the program is to ensure
consistency with the goals of the
Green Element.
• The City implements and amends the Green Element
of the General Plan through an ongoing planning
process. Since the adoption of the Housing Element,
the City has added new parks, identified new park
areas, and continued to work on programs to improve
access and availability to recreational areas.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
monitor consistency between
the goals of the Green Element
and the Housing Element.
See Housing Quality and Design
Strategy 3D: Parks and Open
Space and Recreational
Amenities in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-18 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 3E. Community Design The Community Design Element
of Anaheim’s General Plan
provides policy guidance to
ensure quality design of the City’s
built environment. This element
addresses community- wide
design features. The objective of
the program is to ensure quality
design of future residential
projects.
• The City reviewed the Community Design Element of
the General Plan and determined that amendments
were not necessary.
• In order to ensure quality design of the City’s
neighborhoods, the City continues to reference the
Community Design Element during the review of
proposed housing developments. The City continues
to update the Element to address current
development trends, as necessary.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
utilize and reference the
Community Design Element.
See Housing Quality and Design
Strategy 3E: Community Design
in the Sixth Cycle Housing
Element, Section 4
3F. Provision of
Infrastructure to Serve
Housing
To address future demand on
infrastructure facilities
proactively, the City will work
collaboratively to ensure future
housing demand is coordinated
with future capital planning for
the City’s potable water,
electrical, storm drain and sewer
infrastructure systems. The
objective of this program is the
provision of infrastructure to
support future housing growth.
• The City understands the need to provide adequate
infrastructure to support existing and future housing
needs. The City continues to implement an aggressive
Capital Improvement Plan in support of housing
development projects. The City will also continue to
identify existing deficiencies to the water, electrical, storm drain and sewer systems in those areas where
the City expects future residential development to
occur, and balance those needs with public safety,
economics, efficiencies, regulatory requirements, and
other Capital Improvement Plan objectives.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle to
provide adequate infrastructure
to support existing and future
housing needs.
See Housing Quality and Design
Strategy 3F: Provision of
Infrastructure to Serve Housing in
the Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
Housing Strategy Area #4: Housing Rehabilitation – establishes policy actions for the rehabilitation and improvement of existing housing. 4A. Affordable Housing
Acquisition and
Rehabilitation
The City will focus the use of its
scarce resources in
neighborhoods previously
identified as Level III and Level IV
priority neighborhoods through
the Neighborhood Improvement
Program. To support such efforts,
the City shall continue to provide,
through regulatory incentives
such as expedited processing,
financial incentives, and
development concessions, for the
• Since 2014, 1,146 acquisition/rehabilitation units were completed or were in the development pipeline. The
following projects were completed or are underway:
o Paseo Village Apartments – 174
affordable units (including 2 manager
units)
o Village Center Apartments – 100
affordable units (including 1 manager
unit)
o Miracle Terrace Apartments – 179
affordable units (Including 1 manager
unit)
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
work with developers for the
acquisition and rehabilitation of
properties in the priority
neighborhoods.
See Housing Rehabilitation
Strategy 4A: Affordable Housing
Development through Acquisition
and Conversion in the Sixth Cycle
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-19 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle acquisition and rehabilitation of
affordable housing. The objective
of the program is to allow for a
minimum of 209 very-low income
units and 11 low- income units.
o Pebble Cove Apartments - 111
affordable units (including 1 manager
unit)
o Cobblestone Apartments – 64 Units
(Including 1 manager unit)
o Sea Wind Apartments - 91 Units
(Including 1 manager unit)
o Avon Dakota Phase II - 21 Units
o Hermosa Village Phase I Apartments – 297
Units (Including 2 manager units)
• Hermosa Village Phase II Apartments – 112 Units
(Including 1 manager units)
Housing Element, Section 4
4B. Rehabilitation of
Single-Family Homes
The City shall seek local, State and
Federal funding resources to
provide rehabilitation loans for
appropriate exterior and interior
improvements that enhance the
quality, safety, accessibility, and
livability of existing single-family
homes. The objective of this
program is to provide funds for
rehabilitation of Single-Family
Homes.
• The Community and Economic Development
Department implemented a single-family rehabilitation
loan program for income- qualified households to assist with home improvements. Habitat for Humanity, an
affordable housing non-profit organization, administers this program in partnership with the City. 13 homes
were rehabilitated during the planning period and the
Community and Economic Development Department
anticipates rehabilitating 8 homes in 2021.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide funds to rehabilitate
single-family homes.
See Housing Rehabilitation
Strategy 4B: Rehabilitation of
Single Family Homes in the Sixth
Cycle Housing Element, Section 4
4C. Relocation Assistance The objective of this program is to provide financial relocation
assistance, such as payment of
moving costs, for qualified
tenants during City-assisted
substantial rehabilitation of
residential units. Relocation can
be temporary or permanent.
• The City assisted the tenants of at least 51 homes
during the planning period. The City awarded at least
$932,118 of Relocation Assistance during the planning
period.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide relocation assistance.
See Housing Rehabilitation
Strategy 4C: Relocation
Assistance in the Sixth Cycle
Housing Element, Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-20 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle Housing Strategy Area #5: Affordable Housing Opportunity – establishes policy actions for the establishment of affordable housing opportunity for all segments of Anaheim’s populations.
5A. Local Support of
Regional Fair Housing
Efforts
To further outreach to the
community, the City shall provide
fair housing information as part of
the City’s Housing Information
Clearinghouse. The City will
provide information in multiple
languages and through print and
electronic media, including City’s
websites, brochures, and
newsletters. The objective is to
allocate annual financial
allocation, based on program
funding availability. Estimated
annual allocation of $100,000.
• The City served at least 7,999 homes during the
planning period. The City allocated $100,000 a year
during the planning period.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle to
identify local partners and
engage residents with support
and information about fair
housing.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5F:
Affirmatively Further Fair
Housing and Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5F: Local
Support of Regional Fair Housing
Efforts in the Sixth Cycle Housing
Element, Section 4
5B. Section 8 Rental
Assistance Program
The Anaheim Housing Authority
provides rental assistance
through the Section 8 Housing
Choice Voucher Program. The City
refers families/individuals whose
annual income is below 50
percent of the HUD Area Median
Income to this program. The
objective of this program is to
provide an estimated 6,000
Vouchers annually, subject to
federal funding availability.
• The City leased provided at least 5,900 vouchers during the planning period.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide information regarding
assistance opportunities to its
residents.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5G: Section
8 Rental Assistance Program in
the Sixth Cycle Housing Element,
Section 4
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-21 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 5C. Section 8 Mainstream
Housing Program
Vouchers for Persons with
Disabilities
This program provides Section 8
rental assistance to very-low
income persons with disabilities
to enable them to rent private
housing of their own in a nonsegregated environment. The Housing Authority screens its
current Section 8 waiting list for
disabled persons who meet the
eligibility requirements for this
program. The objective of this
program is to provide an
estimated 225 Vouchers annually,
subject to federal funding
availability.
• The City leased provided at least 397 vouchers during the planning period.
• The Housing Authority also received an additional 55
Mainstream Housing Program Vouchers in 2018 and
began the in-take and lease-up process throughout
2020. These vouchers target non-elderly disabled
individuals who are currently transitioning out of
institutional or other segregate settings, at serious risk of institutionalization, homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide information regarding
assistance opportunities to its
residents.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5H: Section
8 Mainstream Housing Program
Vouchers for Persons with
Disabilities
5D. Section 8 Family Self
Sufficiency (FSS)
Section 8 Family Self Sufficiency
(FSS) program assists very-low
income families in transitioning
from living with the help of public
assistance to economic selfsufficiency. The objective of this program is to allow for an
estimated 100 participants,
subject to federal funding
availability.
• At least 100 people participated during the planning
period.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle to
provide assistance.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5G: Section
8 Rental Assistance Program
5E. Section 8 Homeless
Program
The Anaheim Housing Authority
shall set aside vouchers
specifically for homeless
households. The objective of the
program is to provide an
estimated 91 vouchers, subject to
federal funding availability.
• The City leased at least 91 vouchers during the planning period.
• Due to funding constraints, the Housing Authority no
longer sets aside a specified number of vouchers for
the homeless. The Housing Authority changed the
methodology to a formula, based on new admissions,
allowing the City to set-aside up to 50% of its annual
new admissions for homeless families and individuals.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide support for homeless
persons.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5I: Section
8 Homeless Preference
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-22 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle 5F.Project Based Voucher
Program
Federal regulations allow the
Housing Authority to take a
portion of its Housing Choice
Voucher allocation and convert it
to Project Based assistance for
the purposes of expanding
housing opportunities for verylow income individuals and families. The objective of the
program is to provide an
estimated 700 vouchers, subject
to federal funding availability.
• The Housing Authority approved at least 360
Developer requests for Vouchers during the planning
period.
o Rockwood Apartments - 48
o El Verano Senior – 53
o Manchester/Orangewood -20
o Miracle Terrace - 40
o Hermosa Village Phase I - 50
o Hermosa Village Phase II – 30
o Econo Lodge – 49
o Anaheim Midway – 8
o Center of Hope – 50
o Tyrol Plaza Senior 12
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide assistance.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5J: Project
Based Voucher Program
5G. Emergency Solutions
Grant Program
The City shall utilize federal
Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG)
funds to assist people that are
homeless or those who are at-risk
of becoming homeless. The
objective of the program is to
distribute an estimated
$220,000/year in ESG Grants,
subject to federal funding
availability.
• The City assisted at least 10,384 persons during the
planning period.
• The City awarded at least $2,137,842 of ESG funds
during the planning period.
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide assistance.
See Affordable Housing
Opportunity Strategy 5K:
Emergency Solutions Grant
Program
5H. Homeless and Motel
Families
To address the unique needs of
the homeless and those families
living in motels, the City will
collaborate with local advocacy
groups, motel owners, police and
• The Community and Economic Development
Department continues to implement the Homeless
Assistance Program (HAP), which focuses on homeless
families with children in Anaheim schools. The
program provides supportive services and rental
Continued as Updated. The City
will continue to implement this
program into the Sixth Cycle and
provide assistance.
Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page A-23 Policy Strategy Objective Program Accomplishments Status for Sixth Cycle human service agencies and other
interested parties to develop
strategies and actions to
transition the chronically
homeless, temporary homeless
and families living in Motels into
permanent housing. The objective
of this program is to continue to
identify permanent housing
opportunities for homeless and
motel families.
assistance for up to 24 months.
• The City served at least 292 households during the
planning period with 611 being children.
• In 2018, the City launched the Chronically Homeless
Individuals Pilot Program (CHIPP). The CHIPP program
mirrors the HAP program and provides supportive
services and rental assistance for up to 24 months. In
its fourth year of operation, results have shown that
providing case management services and housing to
the most vulnerable can be an effective way of
moving homeless clients into permanent housing. The
program focuses on the chronically homeless and
those who do not qualify for County of Orange
permanent supportive housing. The City served at
least 99 individuals during the planning period.
See Housing Production Strategy
1E: Encourage the Development
of Housing for Extremely-Low
Income (ELI) Households;
Housing Rehabilitation Strategy
4A: Affordable Housing
Development through Acquisition
and Conversion; and Affordable
Housing Opportunity Strategy 5L:
Homeless and At Risk for
Homelessness
Page A-24 Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022]
2. Program Evaluation of Households with Special Needs
As part of analyzing prior programs, this Appendix A also provides an outline of the effectiveness of goals, policies, and programs in meeting the housing needs of Anaheim’s special needs populations. The following section identifies 5th Cycle accomplishments by special needs groups.
Seniors
Section 2: Community Profile shows that 11.6 percent (40,694 residents) of Anaheim residents are over the age of 65. The table below shows various types of housing that can accommodate seniors and where they are permitted:
Housingrelated Types
of Uses
Zones Mixed-Use Overlays
RH1RH2RH3RS1RS2RS3RS4RM1RM2RM3RM3.5RM4 MU DMU PTMU Senior Living
Facilities P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P P P P P C P C
Senior Citizen
Housing N N N N N N N C C C C C P P P
Supportive/
Transitional
Housing
P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C C P P P P C P P
Community
Care Facilities
(Licensed and
Unlicensed)
P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C P/C C P/N P/N Source: City of Anaheim Zoning Code
P= Permitted by Right
C = Conditional Use Permit
N= Prohibited
NA= No information
Note: Types of Uses are defined in 18.36 of Zoning Code During the Fifth Cycle, the City committed to improving senior housing development and Section 8 financial assistance. The City approved several extensions of its Section 8 Project Based Vouchers for a 60 unit Senior Housing Project—Tyrol Plaza. Additionally, assisted The Miracle Terrace Senior Apartments by converting 128 Tenant-Protection Vouchers from HUD to Section 8 Project- based Vouchers to help preserve 128 extremely low-income senior rental- housing units. Lastly, the Housing Authority and City worked together to preserve 100 age-restricted units through tax-exempt bonds at the Village Center Senior Apartments.
The City also participates in the Housing Choice Voucher Program, which extends rental subsidies to extremely low and very low income households, including families, seniors, and the disabled. The Anaheim Housing Authority provided Housing Choice Vouchers to 5,917 Anaheim households who rented during the Fifth Cycle Planning Period.
In addition, a variety of community resources exist for Anaheim seniors through its Active Older Adults Programs. Currently the City provides meals at designated pick-up areas at the Brookhurst Community Center, Downtown Anaheim Community Center, and the east Anaheim Community Center. Additionally, the Anaheim Senior Center provides resources for older adults regarding health and wellness, senior recreation and activity programs, meals, and a variety of programming.
Page A-25 Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Persons with Disabilities
Persons with disabilities may require varying accessibility improvements and may also have a limited ability to earn adequate income. According to 2019 ACS data, about 8.5 percent of Anaheim residents have at least one disability. Of that percentage, approximately 55.6 percent have an ambulatory difficulty.
Low income families with persons with disabilities may qualify for Housing Choice Vouchers. As noted above, the Anaheim Housing Authority provided Housing Choice Vouchers to 5,917 Anaheim households who rented during the Fifth Cycle Planning Period.
Large Households
Large households consist of five or more residents and may have a harder time finding adequately sized units to avoid overcrowding. Section 2: Community Profile of this Housing Element shows that approximately 20.7 percent of Anaheim households have five or more members, this includes 11 percent 5- person households, 5.6 percent 6-person households, and 4.1 percent 7-or-more person households.
Large, lower income families may qualify for Housing Choice Vouchers. As noted above, the Anaheim Housing Authority provided Housing Choice Vouchers to 5,917 Anaheim households who rented during the Fifth Cycle Planning Period.
Farmworkers
Farmworkers include persons seasonally or permanently employed in the agricultural industry and generally earn lower incomes than many other workers. There is no specific data identifying the amount of residents who work in agriculture within the City, however it was reported that there were approximately 848 people that work in the agriculture, farming, fishing and hunting, and mining industry that reside in Anaheim.1 The California Employment Development Division reports the mean salary for those employed in the farming, fishing, and forestry occupation in Orange County was $31,978 in 2021, which is $74,722 less than the County’ median income.
Lower income families may qualify for Housing Choice Vouchers. As noted above, the Anaheim Housing Authority provided Housing Choice Vouchers to 5,917 Anaheim households who rented during the Fifth Cycle Planning Period.
Single-Parent Households
Single-parent households often require special consideration and assistance due to their greater need for affordable and accessible day care, health care, and other supportive services. Single parents make up 10.3 percent of Anaheim households, with 12.9 being single mothers and 6.1 percent being single fathers.
Approximately 64 percent of single parent households are considered to be living under the poverty line.
Lower income single-parent households may also be eligible for Housing Choice Vouchers and may represent a portion of the 5,917 Anaheim households that received rental assistance in the Fifth Cycle Planning Period.
In addition, The City of Anaheim offers a variety of community resources for children and single-parents in the community. The Anaheim Unified School District serves over 31,000 students from preschool through adult education courses. The District 46 square miles and stretches across the cities of Anaheim, Cypress, Buena Park, La Palma and Stanton. Four of the District’s campuses have been recognized as Distinguished Schools by the California Department of Education: Lexington Junior High School, Cypress High School, 1 US Census, American Community Survey, 5-Year Estimates 2019.
Page A-26 Appendix A - Review of Past Performance [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Western High School, and Oxford Academy. Oxford also earned National Blue Ribbon status from the U.S.
Department of Education, while Savanna High School was designated as a National P-21 Exemplar School.
Approximately 600 students enrolled in 17 online courses, from health to accounting to AP level classes. The District’s junior high school intramural-athletics program has a student participation rate of more than 50 percent. More than 21,000 students are enrolled in visual and performing arts classes, more than 9,000 students participate in activities, and more than 6,500 students participate in athletics. Additionally, the District has established 28 career pathways in 12 industries, all designed to lead to meaningful postsecondary employment. Enrollment in Career Technical Education pathway courses totals more than 11,000 students.
Persons Experiencing Homelessness
Homelessness has become an increasingly important issue in the region and throughout the State of California. There are a number of factors that may contribute to a person experiencing homelessness; Section 2: Community Profile provides a detailed definition of “homelessness” and an analysis of the City and County’s unhoused population. Approximately 17.5 percent of persons experiencing homelessness reside in the City.
During the Fifth Cycle, the City began taking measures to help residents experiencing temporary and chronic homelessness. In 2012 and 2013, the City Council approved code amendments to permit emergency shelters in the City’s Industrial Zone and relating to the siting of supportive and transitional housing uses in residential zones in compliance with SB 2. Additionally, the City amended its Emergency Shelter regulations to facilitate Emergency Shelters within Anaheim during a Shelter Crisis. This amendment gave the City Manager the approval authority for first 425 shelter beds and 100 permanent supportive housing units. The City Manager used this authority to approve the Salvation Army’s 224-bed temporary shelter and the 101-bed La Mesa Shelter. The City also provided resources for persons experiencing homelessness during the Pandemic through leasing a local motel for two months and completing the Salvation Army Shelter Expansion Project.
The Shelter now has 325 beds along with 28 isolation trailers. There are also 101 shelter beds at La Mesa Shelter in the City.
Extremely Low Income Households
Extremely low income households are those that earn 30 percent or less of the household median family income (HMFI) for Orange County. Extremely low income households may require rental assistance and other community services assistance. According to CHAS data, there are approximately 18,170 extremely low income households in Anaheim, including both renters and homeowners. The City currently has 515 affordable housing units with deed-restrictions to maintain affordability over a number of years.
During the Fifth Cycle, the City coordinated with a number of groups to preserve and develop affordable housing units, including units for extremely low income households. Approximately 128 extremely low, senior units at the Miracle Terrace Senior Apartments were preserved. Since the Element was adopted in 2014, 331 extremely low income units were completed with the City’s assistance. Additionally, 48 extremely low income units at Rockwood Apartments, 54 units at El Verano, 101 units at Manchester and Orangewood Apartments, 69 units at the EconoLodge Permanent Supportive Housing, and 86 units at the Anaheim Midway Apartments.
In addition to providing more extremely low income living opportunities, lower income families may qualify for Housing Choice Vouchers. As noted above, the Anaheim Housing Authority provided Housing Choice Vouchers to 5,917 Anaheim households who rented during the Fifth Cycle Planning Period.
Appendix B
Adequate Sites Analysis
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-2
1. Adequate Sites Analysis Background
State law requires each city and county to identify adequate sites, by income category, to meet its RegionalHousing Need Assessment(RHNA) allocation.
The City of Anaheim plans to meet its 2021-2029 RHNA need by income category through the identification of adequate sites and related Policies and Programs detailed in this Housing Element. This appendix includes details on the sites determinedto meet the City’s RHNA, whichinclude:
• Submitted Development Applications known as “Projectsin the Pipeline”; • Anticipated development of accessory dwelling units (ADU) with regional affordability assumptions developed by the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) and approved by the CaliforniaDepartment of Housing and Community Development (HCD); and • Candidate Sites, as described in the categories below. o Sites within existing zones, overlay zones, or specific plan development areas that permit development of housing ;
o Sites within the proposed Center City Corridors (C3) Specific Plan that are anticipated to developwithaccommodate housing developments (subject to the approval of the C3 Specific Plan and any associated General Plan Amendments);
o Sites designated for residential land use by the General Plan that require a proposed addition of the Residential Opportunity (RO) or Mixed-Use (MU) Overlay Zone in order to streamline the development of housing;
o Sites requiring a change in General Plan Land Use and Zoning designations, in order to permit development of housing; and
o Sites owned by the Anaheim Housing Authority and Successor Agency.
Table B-1 provides a summary of the City’s RHNA allocation and types of sites projected to meet the housing need for eachincome category. Table B-1 displays the following Income Categories:
• Extremely Low- Income: Table B-1 indicates RHNA allocated units that are within the Extremely Low-Income category (referred to as EL Income Units in the table). The Extremely Low-Income category is a subset ofthe Very Low Income category (referred to as VL Income Units in the table).
The RHNA allocation for the Extremely Low Income Category is one-half of the Very Low Income RHNAallocation.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-3 • Very Low and Lower Income: Table B-1 combinesthe Very LowIncome and Low Income categories of the RHNA allocated units into “Lower Income” for Projected ADU and Candidate Sites because the development requirements for these units are consistent. State law considers any Candidate Site that has a permitteddensity of 30 or more dwelling units per acre and is between 0.5 and 10 acres to be suitable to develop units for Lower Income Households. However, although the City cancount allsitesthat allow 30 ormore dwelling units per acre withinthe Lower- Income category, the City has electedto include sites that allow 60 or more dwelling units per acre in the Moderate Income category. The City does not currently have any Lower Income units built at this higher density range of 60 dwelling units per acre and therefore, thought it would be more appropriate to place these units in the Moderate Income category. Therefore, the Lower Income category only include sites that allow 30 or more dwelling units per acre, but less than60 dwelling units/acre.
The Extremely Low Income category is a subset of the Very Low Income category and represents 50 percent of the Very Low Income RHNA Allocation.
• Moderate Income: The City considers any Candidate Site that has a permitted density of 18 or more dwelling units per acre suitable to develop units for Moderate Income Households. In addition, although stated above and pursuant to State law, the City can count all sites that allow 30 or more dwelling units per acre within the Lower-Income category, the City has elected to include sites the permit up to 60 dwelling units per acre in the Moderate Income category, consistent with market realities.
• Above Moderate Income: Any site that permits fewer than 18 dwelling units per acre or is a Pipeline Project that is not proposing to provide any income-restricted units, is included in the Above Moderate Income category.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-4 Table B-1: Summary of Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) Allocation and Adequate Sites Analysis Extremely Low
Income
Very Low
/ Low
Income
Moderate Income
Above Moderate
Income
Total
RHNA (2021-2029) 1,884 4,280 2,945 8,344 17,453
Units within Pipeline Projects
Pipeline Projects (Table B-2) 170 118 884 216 525 91 13,116 6,106 14,695 6,531 Projected Accessory Dwelling Unit(ADU) Construction
Lower Income ModerateIncome Above Moderate
Income Total
Projected ADU Construction 514 227 15 756
Projected Dwelling Units on Candidate Sites(Table B-8)
Unit Capacity: Citywide
No Proposed Change in General Plan
Land UseDesignation
No Proposed Change in Zoning
557 7,556 5,319 0 108 8,113 5,984
Unit Capacity: Citywide
No Proposed Change in General Plan
Land UseDesignation
Proposed Change in Zoning to
Residential Opportunity or Mixed Use
Overlay Zone
93 709 2,408 199 517 1,001 3,018
Unit Capacity: Citywide
Proposed Change in General Plan Land
Use Designation
Proposed Change in Zoning
9,261 9,158 480 0 0 480 9,741 9,638
Unit Capacity: Citywide
Housing Authority and Successor
Agency Sites
101 477 8 586
Unit Capacity: Center City
Corridors (C3)SpecificPlan
No Proposed Change in General Plan
Land UseDesignation
Proposed Change in Zoning to C3
Specific Plan
0 1,843 1,157 0 661 1,843 1,818
Unit Capacity: Center City
Corridors (C3) SpecificPlan
Proposed Change in General Plan Land
Use Designation
Proposed Change in Zoning to C3
Specific Plan
168 1,722 844 0 903 1,890 1,915
Total on Candidate Sites 10,180 10,077 12,787 10,205 207 2,677 23,174 22,959 Total Summary
RHNA (2021-2029) 6,164 2,945 8,344 17,453
Total Units: Pipeline
Projects, ADU, and
Candidate Sites
11,748 10,925 13,539 10,523 13,338 8,798 38,625 30,246
Total Unit Capacity Over
RHNA 5,584 4,761 10,594 7,578 4,994 454 21,174 12,793
Percentage of Unit Surplus 91% 77% 360% 257% 60% 5% 121% 73% Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-5
2. Provision of Utilities to Serve the Adequate Sites
To determine adequacy of sites, the City has completed an analysis to ensure all sites within the inventory have accesstonecessaryutilities and essential infrastructure.
Water Service
The City of Anaheim (City) has prepared its 2020 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) in compliance with the California Water Code (CWC). The UWMP provides an assessment of the reliability of the City’s water service, and describes and evaluates sources ofwatersupply, demand management measures, and other relevant information and programs. In addition to the water reliability assessments, the UWMP includes anevaluation of frequent and severe periods of drought andthe preparationand adoption of the Water Shortage Contingency Plan (WSCP) that provides actions in response to potential water supply shortages. CWC requires reporting agencies to describe their water reliability under the conditions associatedwith a normal water year, a single dry-year, and droughts lasting at least five consecutive water years, with projected information in five-year increments for a minimum period of 20 years into the future. Some of the considerations and resulting projections may change over time with changes inwater supply conditions and planning efforts. The Citywillreflect these changes infuture updates ofthe UWMP, which occur every five years.
The UWMP states that the population of the City of Anaheim’s water service area was 365,987 in 2020 and projects that the population of the water service area will increase by 13 percent through 2045. The City relies on a combination of imported water, local groundwater, and a small amount of recycledwater to meet its water needs. The City works together with two primary agencies, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan) and the Orange County Water District (OCWD), to ensure a safe and reliable water supply that will continue to serve the community in periods of drought and shortage. 1 The City relies primarily on groundwater for water supply, its main source is from the Orange County Groundwater Basin the remaining imported water’s primary sources are the Colorado River Aqueduct and the Lake Oroville watershed.
The City’s watersystemfacilities consist ofthe following:
• Eight imported waterservice connections to Metropolitan • 18 active wells
• One 920-million-gallon (MG) reservoir of untreaded water • One 20 million gallons per day (MGD)watertreatment plant • 13 treatedwater reservoirs (38.75 MG of totalstorage) • Permanent chlorination facilities at various sites
• Nine booster pump stations
1 City of Anaheim, Urban Water Management Plan (1.2.2 Water Supply), 2020. Accessed online August 2021.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-6 • About 758 miles of watermains
According to the City’s Urban Water Management Plan, updated in 2020, the City projects that water supplies will meet full-service demands under both normal and drought conditions. Additionally, Metropolitan’s 2020 UWMP finds that Metropolitan can meet full-service demands of its member agenciesfrom 2020 through 2045 during normal years, single dry year, and multiple dry years.
the City has developed, it has correspondingly increased its number of connections, installed more wells, built a series of reservoirs, and greatly expanded the transmission and distribution system in orderto meet the water service requirements of a growing number of customers. Additionally, all sites identified within this section to accommodate the City’s RHNA allocation are within the City’s water service area and are properties already connected to the system. The City will work to ensure that housing developed for low and very low-income households receive priority service connection.
Sewer Capacity
The City operates and maintains the local sewer system consisting of approximately 578 miles of pipeline that connect to OCSD's trunk system to convey wastewater to OCSD's treatment plants. The City’s main plants have the following capacity:
• Plant No. 1 in Fountain Valley: 320 MGD
• Plant No. 2 in Huntington Beach: 312 MGD
Water Service and Sewer Capacity Updates
The City updates the Capital Improvement Plan every five years to ensure continued adequate water and sewer availability and service to existing and future planned residential development. The City also updates the UWMP every five years to ensure all systems are up to state regulation and capacity requirements.
Dry Utilities
Anaheim residents received electric services from the Anaheim Public Utilities Department, which operates the only municipal electric system in Orange County. As of May 2021, the department has 103,366 residentialmeters. The power supply comesfrom the following resources:
• Anaheim Solar Energy Plant • IntermountainPower Plant • ARP-Loyalton Biomass Project • Magnolia Power Project • Brea Power II • MWD Hydroelectric Project
• BowermanPower Facility • Heber South
• Canyon Power Project • Pleasant Valley Energy Center
• Desert Harvest Facility • Thermo No.1
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-7 • High Winds Energy Center • San Gorgonio Wind Farm
• Hoover Dam • Westside Solar WSP PV1
In accordance with the California Public Utilities Commission and in compliance with SCE’s “Rules for thesale of electric energy” all electric and gas service will be provided for future development in the City of Anaheim asrequested.
2. Pipeline Projects
Pipeline projects are indicators of the future development of housing throughout the City, based upon property owner/developer interest. Since the start of the projection period for the Sixth Cycle Planning Period (June 30, 2021), the City has multiple projects in different stages of the pipeline. These stages include:
• Application Stage
• Conceptual Development Review Application: an applicant has submitted a housing project for Conceptual Development Review Application, which may be followed by the submittal of a Development Application
• Development Application: the property owner has submitted a Development Application that is in process but not yet approved
• Approved Entitlements: The Development Application that has approved for the site, but the City has not issued building permits as of June 30, 2021
• Under Construction: The City has issued building permits, but it is not yet constructed, as of June 30, 2021
Table B-2: Pipeline Projects provides a detailed list of pipeline projectsin Anaheim.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-8 Table B-2: Pipeline Projects
Unique
ID APN(s) Status as of 12-8-21
Acres Project Name Address Description
Extremely Low
Income Units
Low
Income
Units
Moderate
Income
Units
Above
Moderate
Income Units
Total Units
P-3 25503201 Approved 0.15 Carleton Apartments 114 N Carleton Ave 4-unit multiple-family residential development 0 0 0 4 4 P-5 27107107, 27107108, 27107110 Development Application 0.68 Anaheim B - 31 Townhomes 1075 N Harbor Blvd 31-unit attached single-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 31 31 P-6 25009109, 25009110, 25009111 Approved 5.30 1600 W Lincoln Avenue Apartments 1600 W Lincoln Ave 315-unit mixed-use development with 3,413square-foot retail space. 0 0 0 315 315 P-7 03625108 ,03625136, 03625134, 03625128, 03625126, 03625132, 03625124, 03625130 Development Application 0.46 625 S Illinois Street 625 S Illinois St 3-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 3 3 P-8 03501051 Approved 4.48 The Invitation 1122 N Anaheim Blvd 269-unit multiple-family residential development 0 0 0 269 269
P-9 08218501, 08218552, 08218553, 08218547, 08218548, 08218559, + Under ConstructionApproved 2.26 Anaheim Midway 110 W Midway Dr 86-unit multiple-family residential development. 28 57 0 1 86
P-10 07111040, 07111028, 07111041 Approved 2.85 Parkgate Center 2301-2331 W Lincoln Ave 48-unit attached and detached single family residential development 0 0 0 48 48
P-11 12707101, 12707107 Development Application 0.70 Linbrook Villas 2280 W Lincoln Ave 12-unit multiple-family residential development 0 0 0 12 12
P-13 07241701 Development Application
0.44 2 Custom Homes
Development 1204 N Brookhurst St 2-lot single-family residential developmentwith an ADU on each lot 0 0 0 4 4 P-14 03535051 Under Construction 0.56 Lincoln Apartments 1221 E Lincoln Ave 19-unit multiple-family residential development 0 0 0 19 19
P-15 07988238 Conceptual 0.7850 Western Ave 850 S Western Ave 2-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 2 2 P-17 07988237, 07988236 ApprovedDevelopment
Application 1.39 Pepperwood Place 910 S Western Ave 12-lot single family residential development 0 0 0 12 12 P-19 13446137 Conceptual 0.68 Mungall Apartments 3701 W Mungall Dr 24-unit multiple-family residential development. 0 0 0 24 24
P-20 36322102 Development Application 3.48 145 S Vista Grande 145 S Vista Grande 2-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 1 1 P-21 08327075, 08327069, 08327067, 08327073, 08327074, 08327051, 08327077 Approved 10.84 LT Platinum Center 2040 S State College Blvd 405-unit mixed-use development with 583,000
gross square feet of commercial uses, a 200-
room hotel, and 77,000 gross square feet of
office.
0 0 0 405 405
P-22 07988234 Approved 0.36 Ball and Western
Apartments 3175 W Ball Rd 11-unit multiple-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 11 11 P-23 12660204 Approved 1.80 39 Commons Beach II -
Rental 212 S Beach Blvd 100-unit multiple-family development(processed in conjunction with P-27) 20 79 0 1 100 Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-9 Table B-2: Pipeline Projects
P-24 12723149 Development Application 0.94 Orange Avenue - 8 Units 9812 W Orange Ave (Unincorporated) 8-lot single family residential development 0 0 0 8 8 P-25 08246135, 08246134, 08246124, 08246125, 08246139, 08246123, 08246131 Development Application 10.34 SEC Ball and Anaheim Mixed Use
1200-1354 S Anaheim Blvd
and 200 E Ball Rd
159-unit mixed use development with 182-
room hotel and 6,000 square feet of retail 0 0 16 143 159 P-28 25010108, 25010109 Development Application 0.78 Anaheim A - Broadway Townhomes 1661 W Broadway 34-unit single-family attached residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 34 34 P-29 03702123 Development Application 0.59 Broadway Tower Apartments 122 W Broadway 36-unit mixed use development with 667square feet of retail 0 0 0 36 36 P-31 12921230 Development Application 0.79 1625 W Cerritos 4-Lot Subdivision 1625 W Cerritos Ave 4-lot single family residential developmentwith one ADU 0 0 0 5 5 P-32 08216011* Approved 0.61 Center of Hope 1340 Lewis St 72-unit permanent supportive housing development 70 0 0 2 72
P-33 12705143 Approved 6.49 Townes at Broadway 2323 W Broadway 112-unit attached single family residential development 0 0 0 112 112
P-34 03702411 Conceptual 2.02 Lumberyards 275 E Santa Ana St 56 unit attached single-family residential development 0 0 7 0 49 56 56
P-36 08218528, 08218527, 08218531, 08218526, 08218529, 08218530, 08218551, 08218539, 08218541, 08218540, 08218535, 08218558. + Under Construction 6.4 Legacy Anaheim 200 W Midway Dr 156-unit attached single-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 156 156 P-37 25803105* Under Construction 3.63 39 Commons - NEC Beach Blvd/Lincoln Ave 208-224 N Beach Blvd 65-unit attached single-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 65 65 P-38 35627104 Development Application 4.19 Rio Grande Subdivision 6268 E Rio Grande Dr 4-lot single family residential development 0 0 0 4 4 P-41 36121168 Development Application 4.58 VYAS Development 860 S Peralta Hills Dr 3 lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 3 3 P-42 12810108 Development Application 0.92 Tinh Homes 1767 W Orange Ave 6-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 8 8 P-44 34352203 Approved 0.44 Short Street Parcel Map 5055 E Short St 4-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 4 4 P-45 07211021, 07211050, + Approved 7.17 Lincoln at Euclid 1631-1667 W Lincoln Ave 115-unit single family attached residential development 0 0 0 115 115
P-47 03603144 Approved 0.4 Walnut Parcel Map 201 S Walnut St 2-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 2 2 P-48 03611203, 03611232 Development Application 0.55 Lincoln Colony Apartments 898-914 W Lincoln Ave 43-unit multiple-family residential development 0 0 0 43 43
P-50 23212136 Under Construction 4.49 A-Town Development Area H 1430 E Triad St 84-unit attached single-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 84 84 P-51 23212130 Development Application 3.3 A-Town Development Area B 1332-1338 E Katella Ave 270-unit mixed-use development with 21,615square feet of ground-floor commercial uses 0 0 0 270 270 P-52 23212134 Development Application 0.23 A-Town Development Area F Tract 17703 73-unit multiple-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 73 73 P-53 23212135 Under Construction 5.37 A-Town Development Area G 1589 E Gene Autry Way 154-unit multiple-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 154 154 P-54 12921223 Approved 0.51 Ryan Homes 1679 W Cerritos Ave 3-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 3 3 Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-10 Table B-2: Pipeline Projects
P-55 12624217, 12624218 Approved 0.423 807 S Dale 807-807 1/2 S Dale Ave 2-lot single family residential development 0 0 0 1 1 P-56 08329303, 08329305 Under Construction 17.57 Jefferson Stadium Park Final Phase 1912 S Jacaranda St 332-unit mixed use development with 14,504 square feet of retail space 0 0 0 332 332
P-58 03702201 Under Construction 0.58 Lemon Street Industrial 400 S Lemon St 1-unit (caretakers unit) in a 7,239 square foot industrial building 0 0 0 1 1
P-59 34518125, 34518126, 34518127, + Approved 9.4 Link OC 1011-1091 N Tustin Ave 406-unit mixed use development with 5,000 square feet of new commercial space 0 0 0 406 406
P-60 07016116* Under Construction 3.83 Melia Homes (Victory Baptist Church) 227 N Magnolia Ave 59-units attached single-family residentialdevelopment 0 0 6 53 59 P-61 03619148, 03619249, 03619255, 03619247, 03619257, 03619250, 03619253 Approved 11.32 BARN 350 W Center Street Promenade
57-unit mixed-use project with 16,500 square
feet of commercial and office space 0 0 0 57 57
P-63 23212133 Development Application 3.1 A-Town Development Area E
1825-1845 S State College
Blvd 257 multiple-family residential units 0 0 0 257 257 P-65 08221403, 08221405 Under Construction 11.87 Avanti Anaheim Boulevard 100 W Cerritos Ave 292 attached single-family residential units 0 0 30 262 292 P-66
38652114, 38652117, 25352117, 25360103, 25352129, 25352131, 25352130, 25360104, 25359101, 25352132, 23207102, 38652116, 38652120, 23207209, 23207208, 23207103, 23207206, 25360102, 25352134, 25352135, 25352137, 25352133, 23207207*, 37531127*, 25352136*
Development Application 95 OC Vibe 2695 E Katella Ave 1500-unit mixed use development around and including Honda Center and ARTIC 0 132 80 63 37 1305 783 1500 900 P-67 25508117 Completed 4.40 Alexan Center City 255 N Anaheim Blvd 11-units conversion of 11,136 square feet of
commercial space to 11 live/work units in an
existing mixed-use development.
0 0 0 11 11
P-69 26715134 Under Construction 7.00 La Palma Village
1110-1116 N Anaheim Blvd
and 115-125 W La Palma
Ave
New 152 unit residential subdivision and 10
unit residential subdivision with 922 square
feet of ground floor commercial space
0 0 0 162 162
P-70 35445117, 35445119, 35445131, 35445132, 35445133* Conceptual 16.70 Anaheim Hills Festival Shopping Center
8020 E Santa Ana Canyon
Rd
600-unit multiple-family residential
development 0 0 0 600 600
P-71 08373118, 08373119 Conceptual 4.01 Sunkist Lincoln Townhomes 2420 E Lincoln Ave 86-unit single family attached residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 86 86 Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-11 Table B-2: Pipeline Projects
P-72 07074101 Development Application 0.93 1442 N Dale Ave 1442 N Dale Ave 18-unit single family attached residential development 0 0 2 16 18
P-73 23212131, 23212132 Conceptual 6.51
Remainder DAG2008-
00006 (A-Town
Development Areas C and
D)
23212131, 23212132 Up to 508 dwelling units 0 0 0 508 508 P-74 12710221* Development Application 1.25 Melia Homes (Faith Lutheran Church) 2219 W Orange Ave 24-unit single family attached residentialdevelopment 0 0 0 24 24 P-80 07114138, 07114120, 07114136, 07114146 Conceptual 0.51 Moro Place 2365 W Moro Pl 3-lot single-family residential development 0 0 0 5 5 Totals: 170 118 884 216 525 91 13,116 6,106 14,695 6,531 Note: The following Pipeline Projects were deleted based on no or low probability to develop within Sixth Cycle or as originally proposed:
P-12: 3360 W Lincoln Ave for 235 total units
P-27: Beach / Lincoln for 134 total units
P-30: 1171 N West St for 157 total units
P-35: 7788 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd for 513 total units
P-39: 1200-1204 S Phoenix Club Dr for 1320 total units
P-57: Deepark Dr / Antler Ct for 35 total units
P-68: 2000 E Gene Autry Way for 5175 total units
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-12
3. Accessory Dwelling Units
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) are housing units, which property owners may develop in addition to an existing single- or multiple-family residential use. These housing units can be freestanding or attached to a primary structure and provide additional housing on an existing residential lot. Often ADUs provide housing for family members or the property owners rent these units to members of the community. In accordance with State law, the City allows ADUs in all zones that allow for single-family dwelling or multiple-family dwelling unit development. The Cityonly permits Junior AccessoryDwelling Units (JADUs) in single-family dwelling unit zones.
The City of Anaheim has determined, based on past performance, that it is appropriate to anticipate the development of 756 accessory dwelling units from 2021 to 2029. During 2021, the City has received 216 ADU building permit applications and has issued 158, which is more than four times the total of ADUs permitted in 2019 and almost double the amount permitted in 2020. This provides for a solid indication that the ADU production has been consistently increasing in the City. However, these extra units are not reflected in this analysis in order to maintain a conservative estimate for ADU production during the planning period. Table B-3 below displaysthe calculation and estimatedprojectionfor the 8-year planning period. The basisfor these assumptionsisthe following calculations:
• The average number of ADUs permittedbetween 2018 to 2020 (42 units) • Double the average (84 units) to reflect the ADU growth that the City can reasonably expect, in consideration of new state legislationand policy considerations • Extrapolate this average over the 8-year projection period Table B-3: Accessory Dwelling Unit Assumptions
Year ADU Permitted
Projection Period Total: 756 units
2029 (projected) 84 units
2028 (projected) 84 units
2027 (projected) 84 units
2026 (projected) 84 units
2025 (projected) 84 units
2024 (projected) 84 units
2023 (projected) 84 units
2022 (projected) 84 units
2021 (projected)1 84 units
2020 (actual) 90 units
2019 (actual) 32 units
2018 (actual) 4 units
From1From January 1, 2021-August 19,December 2021, the City has issued building permits for 93158 ADUs.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-13 For the purposes of this projection exercise, the City assumes a percentage ofADUs to be consistent with Affordability Assumptions produced by the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG). The SCAG conducted analysis consists ofthe following steps:
• Calculating maximum rent limits for RHNA income categories for one-person and two person households by county
• Conduct survey of rents for ADUs in the SCAG region
• Use survey data to determine proportion of ADUs within each income category • Create assumptionof how many persons will occupy eachADU, finalize proportions Using the proportions SCAG created for Orange County, the City has allocated the following ADUs for each income category:
Table B-4: Accessory Dwelling Unit Projections by Income Category Income Category Percent of Total Units Units
Very Low Income 25% 189 units
Low Income 43% 325 units
Moderate Income 30% 227 units
Above Moderate Income 2% 15 units
Total 756 units
The City has developed Housing Production Strategies (see Section 4: Housing Policy Plan) in support of the above projections, to facilitate the development of ADUs available for lower income households.
4. Candidate Sites
This section contains a description and listing of the candidate sites identified to meet RHNA need. Table B-8 provides a full list of these sites. The City of Anaheim has identified sites with capacity to accommodate the City’s 2021-2029 RHNA using existing residentially zone land and landthat willrequire a General Plan Amendment or Rezone. The City identified land to accommodate the RHNA based on the following criteria:
• Selected sites are betweenhalf of an acre and ten acres; • Selected sites currently permit residential development or are identified for General Plan Amendment or Rezone to permit Housing at an appropriate density identified below by income category pursuant to Government Code Section 65583.2(c)(3)(B)(iv). This Code Section permits a jurisdiction within a metropolitan county, such as Orange County, to count units on sites that allow a minimum of 30 dwelling units/acre (du/ac) as appropriate for accommodating lower income households. However, in that the City has not had any Low or Very Low Income Housing developed at a densityof 60 dwelling units/acre (du/ac) or greater, it has electedto identify sites that permit a densityof 60 du/ac as appropriate for accommodating Moderate Income housing:
o Low and Very Low Income
An assumed density of at least 30 du/ac and less than60 du/ac
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-14 o Moderate Income
An assumed density of at least 18 du/ac and less than30 du/ac OR An assumed density of at least 60 du/ac
o Above Moderate Income
An assumed density of less than 18 du/ac
• Selected sites are also near essential resources such as transportation, resources routes, schools, and grocery markets andto further fair housing opportunities. By selecting sites near these valuable resources, residents of Anaheim would be given more opportunity to live in areas with better resources, which would in turn improve the quality of life of all residents. Table B-8 and Figure B-1 through Figure B-6 show all sitesthat the City hasidentified to accommodate its RHNA allocation.
Capacity Calculations
The City utilized the following capacity calculation on parcels identified to accommodate RHNA units:
• The City identified the net available land of each parcelsfor development opportunity; • The City assumed a conservative 80 percent of the maximum density permitted on each parcel; • Based on this assumed density, the City calculated each identified site’s capacity to develop at its designatedincome category;
• For sites designatedto accommodate lower and moderate income units:
o These sites are shown with projected capacity at 100% affordable development o The City understands that not every development will occur 100% affordability and has therefore added additional sites to the inventory with the capacity to accommodate additional lower and moderate-income units.
Development of Non-Vacant Sitesfor Residential Use
The City does not have sufficient vacant land available to accommodate fifty percent of the low/very-low income RHNA allocation. To accommodate the need at those income levels, the City has analyzed sites within existing zoning capacity and identified additional sites, which will require a General Plan Land Use Element and/or Zoning Map Amendment.
The City has evaluated recent projects, within the last five years, which have included the development of residential units on non-vacant sites that required a Zoning Map Amendment for residential use. Table B-5 provides each projects location, zoning, use prior to development with housing, and the number of dwelling units constructedon site.
The City has also conducted a parcel specific analysis of existing uses for each of the identified sites. This analysis of existing uses, including indicators of a likelihood that the existing use will redevelop within the next eight years, are provided in Table B-8. The information that the City used for this analysis is readily available to the City and found through online research.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-15 Table B-5: Example Development of Non-Vacant Sites for Residential Uses Project Address/ APN Dwelling
Units Zoning Size (Acres)
Use Prior to
Housing Project Analysis
1600 W Lincoln Avenue
APN: 25009111 315 C-G (MU) 5.25 Auto
Dealership
General Plan Amendment from
General Commercial to Mixed-Use High
Land Use Designation and Zone
Change to add Mixed Use (MU) Overlay
Zone to Existing “C-G”
General Commercial Zone.
1619-1699 W Lincoln Ave
APN: 03527040 115 RM 3.5 7.17
Industrial
Uses/
Freeway
Remnant
General Plan Amendment from
General Commercial to Mid Density
Residential Land Use Designation and
Zone Change to RM 3.5 Multiple-Family
Residential from C- G, “T” Transitional,
and “I” Industrial
Zones.
100-394 W Cerritos Ave
APN: 08221405 292 RM 3.5 11.87
Light
Industrial/
Office
Complex
General Plan Amendment from
General Commercial to Mid Density
Residential land use designation and
Zone Change from C-G to RM-3.5
702-798 N Ethan WayAPN:
03520501 39 RM 3.5 1.57
Outdoor
Storage/
Vehicle
Storage/
Parking
General Plan Amendment from Low
Density Residential to Mid Density
Residential land use designation and
Zone Change from I to RM 3.5 Zone
312-400 S Euclid and1678
W Broadway
APN: 25005118 39 RM-3 2.35
Small Retail
Center
General Plan Amendment from
General Commercial and Corridor
Residential to the Low-Medium
Residential Density land use
designation and Zone Change from C-G
to RM-3 Multiple Family
Residential Zone
Table B-5 above shows that there is interest in redevelopment of non-vacant sites within the City of Anaheim. Many of the candidate housing sites within the inventory are similar to those mentioned above in that they are industrial or commercial land uses. Additionally, many of the candidate housing sites are near residential uses, which makes them more compatible for residential development as there are already neighborhood communities in the vicinity. All sites in the candidate housing site inventory have been chosen based on their redevelopment potential and their beneficial locations within the City.
Fifth Cycle Sites
The City has included 15 sites from the Fifth Cycle Housing Element Update in the Sixth Cycle Housing Element Update, 10 of which are included at modified (increased) capacities and five of which are included at the capacity reflected by the Fifth Cycle. The strategies that follow, excepting the “Existing City Wide Capacity” reflect new strategies the City has developed to accommodate the Sixth Cycle RHNA.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-16 Existing Citywide Capacity
The City has multiple zones which permit residential development at appropriate densities for affordable housing and which have remaining capacitytoaccommodate residentialdevelopment. Thereare95 79sites identified under existing zoning within approximately 155 117 acres of potential development area. These sites are primarily within the Platinum Triangle, Anaheim Canyon Specific Plan, and Beach Boulevard Specific Plan but are also in other areas throughout the City. These sites have the capacity to develop 9,359 5,984 units, 670 557 of which have the capacity to develop affordably. Additionally, the City has committed to Housing Production Strategy 1K that creates by-right housing development opportunities on sites that have been identified in two or more consecutive Housing Element planning periods.
City Center Corridors (C3) Specific Plan
The development of the C3 Specific Plan is currently underway and the City anticipates that it will bring considerable housing potential to the study area. The City has identified multiple sites to accommodate its RHNA allocation within the future C3 Specific Plan using the assumptions detailed previously in this appendix. In order to accommodate this capacity, several of the identified sites will require General Plan land use designation changes, in addition to receiving a change in zoning as part of the approvals for the C3 Specific Plan.
Table B-6: Sitesfor Rezone within C3 Specific Plan
Category Income Sites Acres Unit Capacity
No Change in GPLU
Designation
Lower Income 0 0 0
Moderate Income 20 8 29.4 15 843 1,157
Above Moderate Income 0 11 0.0 14 0 661
Proposed Change in
GPLU Designation
Lower Income 6 6 168
Moderate Income 27 4 44.3 18 1,722 844
Above Moderate Income 0 24 0 27 0 903
Total: 53 79.7 80 3,733
NOTE: Furthersite details are in Table B-8.
Citywide Zoning or Overlay Zone Change
The City identified sites, which require a change in the Zone or Overlay Zone designation to accommodate housing at appropriate densities for all income levels. Several of these sites will also require a change to theGeneralPlanLand Use designation. Implementationofpolicies under Housing Production Strategy Area (found within Section 4: Housing Policy Program) will reclassify these sites to add either the Residential Opportunities (RO) Overlay Zone or the Mixed Use (MU) Overlay Zone as indicated below in Table B-7.
However, until January 1, 2030, Government Code Section 65589.5(j)(4) allows development of sites that are consistent with objective General Plan standards and criteria without the requirement for a zone change.
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-17 Table B-7: Sitesfor Rezone Citywide
Category Income Sites Acres Unit Capacity
No Change in GPLU
Designation
Lower Income 2 3.3 93
Moderate Income 29 34 14.4 36 709 2,408
Above Moderate Income 8 15 15.8 22 199 517
Proposed Change in
GPLU Designation
Lower Income 145 143 324.0 320 9,261 9,158
Moderate Income 1 0 22.24 0 480 0
Above Moderate Income 0 1 0 22 0 480
Total: 169 195 401.7 403 10,742 12,656
NOTE: Furthersite details are in Table B-8.
Housing Authority and Successor Agency Sites
The City has identified sites currently owned by the City’s Housing Authority and Successor Agency as having additional capacity to accommodate housing development at existing zoning capacity. Based on existing maximumdensities permittedby the General Plan/Zoning or plannedfor by the Housing Authority or Successor Agency, which would allow up to either 36 du/ac or 60 du/ac, these sites have the capacity to accommodate 586 units of residential development. The permitted or planned development intensities for these sites have the capacity to result in the development of 101 affordable units. The remaining 485 units consist of approximately 477 moderate income units and 8 above moderate units.
Figures B-1 through B-6 display the sites identified to accommodate the City of Anaheim’s RHNA for the 2021-2029 Housing Element Planning Period, with the exception of ADU, which the City and State law permit within residential areas citywide. As described in this appendix, the development capacity for each site depends on its permitted density, consistency with surrounding uses, the City’s past performance, development trends, and the site’s location, as well as known development factors.
Table B-8 identifies each Candidate Site with a unique identifier used to track sites within the inventory, as well as by assessor parcel number (APN).) and physical address. Additionally, the table provides the following information for each parcel:
• Category, including sitesidentified in the previous Housing Element • Parcel size and whether the site meets the minimum site size (0.5 acres) and is no greater than the maximum site size (10 acres) permittedby State law to be considered as a lower income (low and very low income) site
• Existing and, as applicable, any proposed General Plan Land Use Designation • Existing and, as applicable, any proposed Zoning (including Specific Plan and Overlay Zones) • Maximum and Assumed Density
• Potential Housing Units by Income Category basedon Assumed Density • Assumed Income Category basedon expected density of development Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-18 Figure B-1: Candidate Sites Inventory District 1
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-19 Figure B-2: Candidate Sites Inventory District 2
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-20 Figure B-3: Candidate Sites Inventory District 3
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-21 Figure B-4: Candidate Sites Inventory District 4
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-22 Figure B-5: Candidate Sites Inventory District 5
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-23 Figure B-6: Candidate Sites Inventory District 6
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
3 03711130 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) NO ADDRESS 0.27 Yes No Residential LowMedium Density I RO Residential-Mid C3SP (RM-3.5) No Overlay 27 21.6 5 0 0 5 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
4 23416109 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 221 E BALL RD 0.29 No CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 13 0 0 13 Above Moderate
This parcel is used for
industrial activities. There is
currently one industrial
building on site.
5 08248115 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1380 S ANAHEIM
BLVD 0.3 No CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 14 0 0 14 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
6 03713025 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1017-1021 E SOUTH
ST 0.36 Yes No Residential LowMedium Density I RO Residential-Mid C3SP (RM-3) No Overlay 27 21.6 7 0 0 7 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
7 23416107 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 201 E BALL RD 0.37 No CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 17 0 0 17 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
8 03713026 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1027-1029 E SOUTH
ST 0.39 Yes No Residential LowMedium Density I RO Residential-Mid C3SP (RM-3) No Overlay 27 21.6 8 0 0 8 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
9 08248116 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 231 E PALAIS RD 0.47 No CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 22 0 0 22 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
10 08240404 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 100 W WINSTON RD 0.52 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G SABC Mixed-Use Medium C3SP (MU MED) No Overlay 36 28.8 14 14 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
11 03618338 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 831 S HARBOR BLVD 0.54 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Mid C3SP (MU-MID) No Change 27 21.6 11 0 0 11 Above Moderate
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
12 25108315 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 551 S OLIVE ST 0.55 Yes Residential LowMedium Density I SABC Mixed-Use Mid C3SP (MU-MID) No Overlay 27 21.6 11 0 0 11 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
13 25112114 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 871 S HARBOR BLVD 0.61 Yes ResidentialMedium O-L Mixed-Use Mid C3SP (MU-MID) No Change 27 21.6 13 0 0 13 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
14 08249225 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1401 S ANAHEIM
BLVD 0.69 Yes School C-G SABC Mixed-Use
Medium C3SP (MU MED) No Overlay 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
15 08249230 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1363 S ANAHEIM
BLVD 0.75 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G SABC Mixed-Use
Medium C3SP (MU MED) No Overlay 36 28.8 21 21 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
restaurant with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
16 03711129 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 301 E SANTA ANA ST 0.75 Yes Yes Residential LowMedium Density I RO Residential-Mid C3SP (RM-3.5) No Overlay 27 21.6 16 0 0 16 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
17 07343528 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) NO ADDRESS 0.76 Yes Residential LowMedium Density C-G Mixed-Use Medium C3SP (MU MED) No Change 36 28.8 21 21 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
18 23416108 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 215 E BALL RD 0.81 Yes CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 38 0 0 38 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
19 27107106 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1101 N HARBOR
BLVD 0.86 Yes Residential LowMedium Density C-G Mixed-Use Medium C3SP (MU MED) No Change 36 28.8 24 24 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
20 23416110 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 231-301 E BALL RD 0.95 Yes CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 45 0 0 45 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
21 03618337 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
839-859 S HARBOR
BLVD 1.07 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Mid C3SP (MU-MID) No Change 27 21.6 23 0 0 23 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
22 23416113 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1110 S TECHNOLOGY
CIR 1.43 Yes CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 68 0 0 68 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
institutional building onsite. Redevelopment of this
site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
23 23416112 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1104-1106 S
TECHNOLOGY CIR 1.56 Yes CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 74 0 0 74 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
24 23416105 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1100 S TECHNOLOGY
CIR 1.59 Yes CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 76 0 0 76 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
institutional building onsite. Redevelopment of this
site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
25 23416111 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 309-323 E BALL RD 1.76 Yes CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 84 0 0 84 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
26 03713028 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 601-605 S EAST ST 1.93 Yes Yes ResidentialMedium I RO Residential-Mid C3SP (RM-3) No Overlay 27 21.6 41 0 0 41 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
27 25108122 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 520 S CLAUDINA ST 2.07 Yes Yes Residential LowMedium Density I RO, SABC Mixed-Use Mid C3SP (MU-MID) No Overlay 27 21.6 44 0 0 44 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
28 08248114 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1360 S ANAHEIM
BLVD 2.38 Yes CommercialGeneral I SABC Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 114 0 0 114 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
school with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
29 03521009 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
701-791 E
SYCAMORE ST 2.41 Yes Residential-Low
Density I ResidentialMedium C3SP (RM-4) No Change 36 28.8 69 69 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
30 25108126 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 300 E SANTA ANA ST 2.67 Yes Yes Residential LowMedium Density I RO, SABC Mixed-Use Mid C3SP (MU-MID) No Overlay 27 21.6 57 0 0 57 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
31 07308323 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
245 W CARL
KARCHER WAY 2.69 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 129 0 129 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
32 03501035 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
110 E COMMERCIAL
ST 2.99 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 143 0 143 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
33 03713015 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 905 E SOUTH ST 3.59 Yes Yes Residential LowMedium Density I RO Residential-Mid C3SP (RM-3) No Overlay 27 21.6 77 0 0 77 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
34 03501047 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1240-1244 N
ANAHEIM BLVD 3.97 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 190 0 190 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
35 03501052 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1160-1190 N
ANAHEIM BLVD 7.96 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 382 0 382 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
36 25516101 C-3 RCL (DA) 290 W LINCOLN AVE 0.47 No Mixed-Use Urban Core C-G DMU No Change C3SP (MU-UC) No Overlay 100 80 37 0 37 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
restaurant with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
37 25507611 C-3 GPA and RCL
(DA) 280 E LINCOLN AVE 0.53 Yes Mixed-Use High
and Parks C-G and PR Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 25 0 0 25 Above Moderate
This parcel contains an
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
38 25516106 C-3 RCL (DA) 100 W LINCOLN AVE 0.53 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core C-G DMU No Change C3SP (MU-UC) No Overlay 100 80 42 0 42 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
40 03510114 C-3 RCL (DA) No Address 0.58 Yes Mixed-Use High RM-4 No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 27 0 0 27 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
41 03510117 C-3 RCL (DA) 113 W ADELE ST 0.58 Yes Mixed-Use High T No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Overlay 60 48 27 0 0 27 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
42 25516104 C-3 RCL (DA) 198 W LINCOLN AVE 0.83 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core C-G DMU No Change C3SP (MU-UC) No Overlay 100 80 66 0 66 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
43 25506112 C-3 RCL (DA) 200 N HARBOR BLVD 0.91 Yes Mixed-Use High O-L No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 43 0 0 43 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
44 03510122 C-3 RCL (DA) 423 N ANAHEIM
BLVD 0.99 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 47 0 0 47 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
45 26715105 C-3 RCL (DA) 201 E LA PALMA AVE 1.13 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 54 0 0 54 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
46 25111112 C-3 RCL (DA) 101 S HARBOR BLVD 1.15 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 55 0 0 55 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
47 25507712 C-3 RCL (DA) 20-50 S ANAHEIM
BLVD 1.34 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 64 0 0 64 Above Moderate
This parcel contains
commercial buildings with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
48 03501073 C-3 RCL (DA) 1150 N ANAHEIM
BLVD 1.45 Yes Mixed-Use High I No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 69 0 0 69 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
49 26715104 C-3 RCL (DA) NO ADDRESS 1.82 Yes Mixed-Use High I No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 87 0 0 87 Above Moderate
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
50 25506416 C-3 RCL (DA) 303 W LINCOLN AVE 1.85 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 88 0 0 88 Above Moderate
This parcel has a medical
office and parking
redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
51 25506417 C-3 RCL (DA)
100 N HARBOR BLVD,
401-451 W LINCOLN
AVE
2.1 Yes Mixed-Use High O-L No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 100 0 0 100 Above Moderate
This parcel has offices and
parking redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
52 25516102 C-3 RCL (DA) 270-280 W LINCOLN
AVE 3.05 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core C-G DMU No Change C3SP (MU-UC) No Overlay 100 80 244 0 244 0 Moderate This parcel contains
commercial buildings with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
53 25516105 C-3 RCL (DA) 130 W LINCOLN AVE 3.96 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core C-G DMU No Change C3SP (MU-UC) No Overlay 100 80 316 0 316 0 Moderate This parcel contains
commercial buildings with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
54 25516103 C-3 RCL (DA) 140-250 W LINCOLN
AVE 4.96 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core C-G DMU No Change C3SP (MU-UC) No Overlay 100 80 396 0 396 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
56 08375140 RCL Only NO ADDRESS 0.28 No Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 22 0 22 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
58 08375103 RCL Only
1810-1818 S LEWIS
ST, 902 E KATELLA
AVE
0.46 No Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 36 0 36 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
59 08375105 RCL Only 1822 S LEWIS ST 0.63 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 50 0 50 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
60 08375104 RCL Only 914 E KATELLA AVE 0.73 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 58 0 58 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
61 08375116 RCL Only 1844-1848 S LEWIS
ST 0.84 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 67 0 67 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
62 25353206 RCL Only 2400 E KATELLA AVE 0.94 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core O-L PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C), MU 100 80 75 0 75 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
63 25353207 RCL Only NO ADDRESS 0.95 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C), MU 100 80 76 0 76 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
64 08375117 RCL Only 1826-1842 S LEWIS
ST 0.97 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 77 0 77 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
65 08375136 RCL Only 1860 S LEWIS ST 1.85 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 148 0 148 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
66 08375138 RCL Only 1900 S LEWIS ST, 917
E GENE AUTRY WAY 2.01 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A), MU 100 80 160 0 160 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
67 25353213 RCL Only 2406-2432 E KATELLA
AVE 2.11 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core C-G PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C), MU 100 80 168 0 168 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
68 25353204 RCL Only 2300 E KATELLA AVE 3.26 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core O-L PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C), MU 100 80 260 0 260 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
69 25353208 RCL Only NO ADDRESS 6.02 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C), MU 100 80 481 0 481 0 Moderate This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
70 03719072 RCL Only 1947-1959 E
LINCOLN AVE 0.15 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 7 0 0 7 Above Moderate
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
71 03529064 RCL Only 111 N STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.15 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 7 0 0 7 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
73 03529053 RCL Only 101 N STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.16 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 7 0 0 7 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
restaurant with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
74 03719060 RCL Only 1928 E CENTER ST 0.18 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 8 0 0 8 Above Moderate
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
75 03719066 RCL Only 1905 E LINCOLN AVE 0.18 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 8 0 0 8 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
76 03528144 RCL Only 1815 E CENTER ST 0.21 No Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 10 0 0 10 Above Moderate
This parcel has an
institutional building and
parking on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
78 03528143 RCL Only 115 N COFFMAN ST 0.26 No Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 12 0 12 0 Moderate This parcel has an
institutional building and
parking on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
79 03719071 RCL Only 119 S STATE COLLEGE
BLVD 0.26 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 12 0 12 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
80 03719070 RCL Only 1927-1937 E
LINCOLN AVE 0.32 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 15 0 15 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
81 03719064 RCL Only 1909 E LINCOLN AVE 0.33 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 15 0 15 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
restaurant with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
82 03719068 RCL Only 105 S STATE COLLEGE
BLVD 0.35 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 16 0 16 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
83 03528145 RCL Only 1811 E CENTER ST 0.36 No Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 17 0 17 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
84 03529071 RCL Only 1911-1915 E CENTER
ST 0.38 No Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 18 0 18 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
85 03719073 RCL Only 1921-1925 E
LINCOLN AVE 0.46 No Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 22 0 22 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
restaurant with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
86 03529047 RCL Only 1901 E CENTER ST 0.47 No Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 22 0 22 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
87 13527104 Existing GP 3050 W LINCOLN AVE 0.5 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 24 0 24 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
88 07989329 Existing GP 913 S BEACH BLVD 0.52 Yes ResidentialMedium SP 2017-1 (R-M) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 14 14 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
90 03528146 RCL Only 1775 E LINCOLN AVE 0.53 Yes Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 25 0 25 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
91 03528158 RCL Only 1717 E LINCOLN AVE 0.56 Yes Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 26 0 26 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
92 03529050 RCL Only 121 N STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.57 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 27 0 27 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
93 34518117 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 0.59 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 28 0 0 28 Above Moderate
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
94 13745125 Existing GP 2333 S MANCHESTER
AVE 0.59 Yes Yes ResidentialMedium C-G RO No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 16 16 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
95 34512114 Existing GP 1011 N GROVE ST 0.61 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 29 0 29 0 Moderate This parcel is has parking
space and an industrial
building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
96 34512115 Existing GP
1081 N GROVE ST,
3470 E LA PALMA
AVE
0.61 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 29 0 29 0 Moderate This parcel is has parking
space and an auto repair
and servicing building onsite. Redevelopment of this
site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
97 07916423 Existing GP 735 S BEACH BLVD 0.63 Yes ResidentialMedium SP 2017-1 (R-M) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 18 18 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
98 03529063 RCL Only 125 N STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.63 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 30 0 30 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
99 07916413 Existing GP 831 S BEACH BLVD 0.66 Yes ResidentialMedium SP 2017-1 (R-M) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels..
100 13526104 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 0.67 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 32 0 0 32 Above Moderate
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
101 07916422 Existing GP 733 S BEACH BLVD 0.68 Yes ResidentialMedium SP 2017-1 (R-M) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
102 12661101 Existing GP 2912 W LINCOLN AVE 0.7 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 33 0 33 0 Moderate This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
103 03529067 RCL Only 201-205 N STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.71 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 34 0 34 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
restaurant with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
104 26833102 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 0.73 Yes Yes ResidentialMedium T RO No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 21 21 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
nursery and industrial uses
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
105 03529060 RCL Only 225-227 N STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.74 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 35 0 35 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
106 07916412 Existing GP 837 S BEACH BLVD 0.75 Yes ResidentialMedium SP 2017-1 (R-M) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 21 21 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
107 12611101 Existing GP 420 S BEACH BLVD 0.77 Yes Mixed-Use Mediium
SP 2017-1 (MUM) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 22 22 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
108 07995132 Existing GP 725 S BEACH BLVD 0.86 Yes Mixed-Use Mediium
SP 2017-1 (MUM) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 24 24 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
109 07995106 Existing GP 711 S BEACH BLVD 0.89 Yes Mixed-Use Mediium
SP 2017-1 (MUM) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 25 25 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
110 07995127 Existing GP 705 S BEACH BLVD 0.92 Yes Mixed-Use Mediium
SP 2017-1 (MUM) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 26 26 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
111 13745122 Existing GP 2307 S MANCHESTER
AVE 0.93 Yes Yes ResidentialMedium C-G RO No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 26 26 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
112 34512111 Existing GP 1041 N GROVE ST 0.93 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 44 0 44 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial building.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
113 03529077 RCL Only 1919 E CENTER ST 0.99 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 47 0 47 0 Moderate This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
114 07995130 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 1 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MHH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 48 0 0 48 Above Moderate
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
115 03529059 RCL Only 1919 1/2 E CENTER
ST 1.01 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change No Change MU 60 48 48 0 48 0 Moderate This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
116 12661118 Existing GP 2940 W LINCOLN AVE 1.04 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MHH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 49 0 49 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
117 03529074 RCL Only 215 N STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 1.07 Yes Mixed-Use High O-L No Change No Change MU 60 48 51 0 51 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
118 34501112 Existing GP 1010 N GROVE ST 1.14 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 54 0 54 0 Moderate This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
120 07989333 Existing GP 907 S BEACH BLVD 1.28 Yes ResidentialMedium SP 2017-1 (R-M) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 36 36 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
121 13526119 Existing GP 3030 W LINCOLN AVE 1.31 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 62 0 62 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
122 07916414 Existing GP 821-823 S BEACH
BLVD 1.31 Yes ResidentialMedium SP 2017-1 (R-M) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 37 37 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
124 34501104 Existing GP
1070 N GROVE ST,
3500 E LA PALMA
AVE
1.37 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 65 0 65 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
125 34613202 Existing GP 1070-1076 N TUSTIN
AVE 1.43 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 68 0 68 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
126 13526117 Existing GP 3000-3020 W
LINCOLN AVE 1.64 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 78 0 78 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
127 12611120 Existing GP 502-518 S BEACH
BLVD 1.67 Yes Mixed-Use
Mediium
SP 2017-1 (MUM) No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 48 48 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
128 12603226 Existing GP 2630 W LINCOLN AVE 1.71 Yes Yes ResidentialMedium C-G RO No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 49 49 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a hotel
with parking. The location
of this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
130 34613211 Existing GP 1032-1064 N TUSTIN
AVE 1.79 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 85 0 85 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
131 34613201 Existing GP
1086-1092 N TUSTIN
AVE, 3800-9822 E LA
PALMA AVE
1.88 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 90 0 90 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
132 34613210 Existing GP 1006-1028 N TUSTIN
AVE 1.88 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 90 0 90 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
133 34613212 Existing GP 1000 N TUSTIN AVE 2.24 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 107 0 107 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
134 07995121 Existing GP 3030 W ORANGE AVE 2.26 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 108 0 108 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
135 07995126 Existing GP 3010 W ORANGE AVE 2.27 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 108 0 108 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
136 35901180 RCL Only NO ADDRESS 2.3 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G SC No Change No Change SC, MU 60 48 110 0 0 110 Above Moderate
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
137 34518116 Existing GP 1031 N LINK 2.46 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 118 0 118 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
138 34518103 Existing GP 1097 N TUSTIN AVE 2.65 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 127 0 127 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
140 03446033 Existing GP 1515 W NORTH ST 3.01 Yes ResidentialMedium RM-4 No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 86 86 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
141 35901176 RCL Only 411 N LAKEVIEW AVE 3.5 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G SC No Change No Change SC, MU 60 48 168 0 168 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
142 35901175 RCL Only 441 N LAKEVIEW AVE 3.61 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G SC No Change No Change SC, MU 60 48 173 0 0 173 Above Moderate
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
143 34518124 Existing GP 1011-1021 N TUSTIN
AVE 6.27 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2015-1 (DA-3) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 300 0 300 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
144 13525128 Existing GP
105-135 N BEACH
BLVD, 3021 W
LINCOLN
8.49 Yes Mixed-Use High SP 2017-1 (MUH) No Change No Change No Change 60 48 407 0 407 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
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(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
145 23208107 Existing GP 1301 E
ORANGEWOOD AVE 0.75 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Gateway Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 37 0 37 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building and
parking. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
146 23208106 Existing GP 1101 E
ORANGEWOOD AVE 0.88 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Gateway Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 43 0 43 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building and
parking. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
147 23208122 Existing GP 1601 E
ORANGEWOOD AVE 1.07 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Gateway Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 53 0 53 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
commercial building and
parking. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
148 23208116 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 1.09 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Gateway Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 54 0 54 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
149 23208120 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 1.32 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Gateway Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 65 0 65 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
150 23208119 Existing GP
1515 E
ORANGEWOOD AVE,
2060 S SANTA CRUZ
ST
1.7 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Gateway Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 84 0 84 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
151 23208105 Existing GP 1535 E
ORANGEWOOD AVE 2 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Gateway Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 99 0 99 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
152 23212121 Existing GP 1605 E GENE AUTRY
WAY 1.04 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I
PTMU (Gene
Autry Sub-Area
C)
No Change No Change No Change 100 80 73 0 73 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
153 23212120 Existing GP 1919 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 8.32 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I
PTMU (Gene
Autry Sub-Area
C)
No Change No Change No Change 100 80 589 0 589 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
154 08375113 Existing GP 1000 E KATELLA AVE 0.79 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 63 0 63 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
155 08375115 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 1.19 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 94 0 94 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
156 08375101 Existing GP 1016 E KATELLA AVE 2.13 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area A) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 170 0 170 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
157 08226134 Existing GP 1701 E KATELLA AVE 0.92 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area B) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 52 0 52 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
158 08226109 Existing GP 1910-1911 E WRIGHT
CIR 0.99 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area B) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 56 0 56 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
159 08226112 Existing GP
1711 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD, 1981
E WRIGHT CIR
1.05 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area B) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 59 0 59 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
160 08226111 Existing GP 1951-1961 E WRIGHT
CIR 1.08 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area B) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 61 0 61 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
161 08226108 Existing GP 1900-1904 E WRIGHT
CIR 1.3 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area B) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 73 0 73 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
162 08226110 Existing GP 1921-1931 E WRIGHT
CIR 1.38 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Katella Sub-Area B) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 78 0 78 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
164 08327112 Existing GP 2131 S DUPONT DR 0.51 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 33 0 33 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
165 08327110 Existing GP 2151 S DUPONT DR 0.51 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 33 0 33 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
166 23201126 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 0.52 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 34 0 34 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
167 08327104 Existing GP 2220 S DUPONT DR 0.58 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 37 0 37 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
168 08327205 Existing GP 2191 S DUPONT DR 0.58 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 37 0 37 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
169 08327105 Existing GP 2210 S DUPONT DR 0.6 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 38 0 38 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
170 08327103 Existing GP 2230 S DUPONT DR 0.6 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 39 0 39 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
171 08327206 Existing GP 2221 S DUPONT DR 0.61 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 39 0 39 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
172 08327207 Existing GP 2231 S DUPONT DR 0.77 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 49 0 49 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
173 08327102 Existing GP 2240 S DUPONT DR 0.79 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 51 0 51 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
174 08327107 Existing GP 2198 S DUPONT DR 1.17 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 75 0 75 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
175 08327113 Existing GP 2124-2130 E
ORANGEWOOD AVE 1.27 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 82 0 82 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
176 08327106 Existing GP 2200 S DUPONT DR 1.29 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 84 0 84 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
177 08327101 Existing GP 2300 E
ORANGEWOOD AVE 1.47 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 95 0 95 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
178 23201146 Existing GP 2170 S TOWNE
CENTRE PL 2 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 130 0 130 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
179 08327108 Existing GP 2165 S DUPONT DR 2.09 Yes Mixed-Use Urban Core I PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 136 0 136 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
180 23201152 Existing GP NO ADDRESS 2.09 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core C-G PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 136 0 136 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
181 23201128 Existing GP 2150 S TOWNE
CENTRE PL 2.26 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 147 0 147 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
182 23201130 Existing GP 2190 S TOWNE
CENTRE PL 2.55 Yes Mixed-Use
Urban Core O-L PTMU (Orangewood) No Change No Change No Change 100 80 166 0 166 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
221 08325039 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.51 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 14 14 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
222 08224204 GPA and RCL 1645 S CLAUDINA
WAY 0.52 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 14 14 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
224 25353107 GPA and RCL 2331 E KATELLA AVE 0.53 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 15 15 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is has parking
space and an auto service
station building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
225 25358103 GPA and RCL 1501 S HARRIS CT 0.53 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 15 15 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
226 25353101 GPA and RCL 1650 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.53 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 15 15 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
227 08325070 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.54 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 15 15 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
228 08224203 GPA and RCL 1631 S CLAUDINA
WAY, Unit 0.55 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 15 15 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
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Existing Proposed
230 08226120 GPA and RCL 1000 E HOWELL AVE 0.57 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 16 16 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
231 25361107 GPA and RCL 1650 S SINCLAIR ST 0.59 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 16 16 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
232 08325046 GPA and RCL 1815 S LEWIS ST 0.6 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 17 17 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
233 25361104 GPA and RCL 1620 S SINCLAIR ST 0.62 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 17 17 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
234 08224118 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.62 Yes PublicInstitutional C-G SABC Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 17 17 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
235 08226119 GPA and RCL 1040 E HOWELL AVE 0.65 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 18 18 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
236 08224205 GPA and RCL 1655 S CLAUDINA
WAY, Unit 0.66 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
237 25361105 GPA and RCL 1630 S SINCLAIR ST 0.67 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
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Existing Proposed
238 25359210 GPA and RCL 1550 S SINCLAIR ST 0.67 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
239 25361106 GPA and RCL 1640 S SINCLAIR ST 0.68 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
240 25361203 GPA and RCL 1621 S SINCLAIR ST 0.68 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
241 08226117 GPA and RCL 1140 E HOWELL AVE 0.71 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 20 20 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
242 08226121 GPA and RCL 1650 S LEWIS ST 0.74 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 21 21 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
243 08224206 GPA and RCL 1665 S CLAUDINA
WAY, Unit 0.77 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 22 22 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
244 08329094 GPA and RCL 1300 E GENE AUTRY
WAY, Unit 0.77 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 22 22 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
245 25361205 GPA and RCL 1641 S SINCLAIR ST 0.8 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 23 23 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
247 08226118 GPA and RCL 1100 E HOWELL AVE 0.8 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 23 23 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
248 25306111 GPA and RCL 2111 E HOWELL AVE 0.83 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 23 23 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
249 25358112 GPA and RCL 1531 S SINCLAIR ST 0.89 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 25 25 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an
institutional building and
parking on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
250 08224122 GPA and RCL 1640 S CLAUDINA
WAY, Unit 0.9 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 25 25 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
252 25358111 GPA and RCL 1525 S SINCLAIR ST 0.9 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 25 25 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has a
commercial building and
parking on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
253 25306121 GPA and RCL 2211 E HOWELL AVE 0.93 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 26 26 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
254 08329085 GPA and RCL 2040 S SANTA CRUZ
ST 0.95 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 27 27 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
255 25358107 GPA and RCL 1520-1530 S HARRIS
CT 0.95 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 27 27 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
256 08225070 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.96 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 27 27 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
257 08329086 GPA and RCL 2050 S SANTA CRUZ
ST 0.96 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 27 27 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an office
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
258 08224207 GPA and RCL 1705 S CLAUDINA
WAY, Unit 0.98 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 28 28 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
259 25359208 GPA and RCL 1520 S SINCLAIR ST 0.99 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 28 28 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
260 08224208 GPA and RCL 1711 S CLAUDINA
WAY, Unit 0.99 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 28 28 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
261 25306104 GPA and RCL 1600 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 0.99 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 28 28 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
262 25361204 GPA and RCL 1631 S SINCLAIR ST 1.01 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 29 29 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
263 08226116 GPA and RCL 1200 E HOWELL AVE 1.03 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 29 29 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
264 25359211 GPA and RCL 2570 E CERRITOS AVE 1.04 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 29 29 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
265 25358115 GPA and RCL 2550 E CERRITOS AVE 1.17 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 33 33 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
266 25358108 GPA and RCL 2530-2532 E
CERRITOS AVE 1.19 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 34 34 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
267 25361201 GPA and RCL 1591 S SINCLAIR ST 1.22 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 35 35 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
268 25361102 GPA and RCL 1560 S SINCLAIR ST 1.34 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 38 38 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
269 08224115 GPA and RCL 517-521 E KATELLA
AVE 1.4 Yes Office-High C-G PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 40 40 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
270 25358102 GPA and RCL 1500 S SUNKIST ST 1.42 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 40 40 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
271 25358101 GPA and RCL 1550 S SUNKIST ST 1.46 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 42 42 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
272 25353102 GPA and RCL 1656-1660 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 1.47 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 42 42 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
273 08329069 GPA and RCL 1190 E STANFORD CT 1.51 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 43 43 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
274 25361202 GPA and RCL 1601 S SINCLAIR ST 1.56 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 44 44 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
275 25353103 GPA and RCL 2020 E HOWELL AVE 1.64 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 47 47 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
276 08325045 GPA and RCL 710 E KATELLA AVE 1.7 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 48 48 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
277 08224114 GPA and RCL 615-801 E KATELLA
AVE 1.84 Yes Office-High O-L PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 52 52 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
278 25358106 GPA and RCL 1560-1580 S HARRIS
CT 1.84 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 52 52 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
279 25306107 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.87 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 53 53 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
281 25306106 GPA and RCL 2051-2091 E HOWELL
AVE 1.89 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 54 54 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
282 25358116 GPA and RCL 1555-1565 S
SINCLAIR ST 1.95 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 56 56 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
283 08329109 GPA and RCL
1950-1998 S
ANAHEIM WAY, 1983
S SANTA CRUZ ST,
909-911 E STANFORD
CT
1.96 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 56 56 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
284 08224209 GPA and RCL 1721-1771 S
CLAUDINA WAY 1.98 Yes Industrial I SABC Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 57 57 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains
buildings with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
285 25306102 GPA and RCL 1530 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 2.04 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 58 58 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
286 25361103 GPA and RCL 1580-1590 S
SINCLAIR ST 2.08 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 59 59 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
287 08325074 GPA and RCL 700 E KATELLA AVE 2.18 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 62 62 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
288 25306105 GPA and RCL 1620-1630 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 2.19 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 63 63 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
289 25358105 GPA and RCL 1541-1551 S HARRIS
CT 2.27 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 65 65 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
290 25306103 GPA and RCL 1548-1550 S STATE
COLLEGE BLVD 2.3 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 66 66 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
291 25306122 GPA and RCL 1600 S PAGE CT 2.36 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 67 67 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
292 08225058 GPA and RCL 1213 E HOWELL AVE 2.58 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 74 74 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
293 08225088 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 2.86 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 82 82 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
294 25306115 GPA and RCL 1541 S PAGE CT 2.92 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 84 84 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
296 25362204 GPA and RCL 2401 E KATELLA AVE 3.23 Yes Office-High O-H PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 93 93 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
297 25353105 GPA and RCL 2222 E HOWELL AVE 3.35 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 96 96 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
parking lot. The location of
this site near other
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
298 25362301 GPA and RCL 1630 S SUNKIST ST 3.59 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 103 103 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
299 25362101 GPA and RCL
1620 S SUNKIST ST,
1636-1646 S
STADIUM VIEW AVE,
1645 S SINCLAIR ST
3.79 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 109 109 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains office
buildings with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
300 08224112 GPA and RCL 1701 S LEWIS ST 3.82 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 110 110 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is mostly parking
space and has one
industrial building on-site.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
301 08225901 GPA and RCL 1111 E HOWELL AVE 4.35 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 125 125 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
302 08224113 GPA and RCL 1771 S LEWIS ST 4.55 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 131 131 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
304 08226115 GPA and RCL 1212-1222 E HOWELL
AVE 5.25 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 151 151 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
305 25353106 GPA and RCL 2221-2225 E KATELLA
AVE 5.26 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 151 151 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
306 08225069 GPA and RCL 1620 S LEWIS ST 5.75 Yes Office-Low I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 165 165 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
307 08224120 GPA and RCL
1650 S CLAUDINA
WAY, 511-515 E
KATELLA AVE
5.93 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 170 170 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
308 25353104 GPA and RCL 2120 E HOWELL AVE 6.31 Yes Office-High I PTMU (Office) Mixed-Use Medium No Change PTMU (Office), MU 36 28.8 181 181 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
309 25306123 GPA and RCL 1540 S PAGE CT 8.17 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 235 235 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
310 08224110 GPA and RCL 1625-1629 S LEWIS
ST 8.59 Yes Industrial I Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 247 247 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
318 07309030 GPA and RCL
1600-1610 N LEMON
ST, 50-60 E
ORANGETHORPE AVE
0.76 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 21 21 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
319 07309035 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.77 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 22 22 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
320 07309046 GPA and RCL No Address 0.88 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 25 25 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
321 07309043 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.96 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 27 27 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
322 07309037 GPA and RCL 1440 N LEMON ST,
Unit 0.99 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 28 28 0 0 Low and
Very Low 0
323 07309039 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.2 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 34 34 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
324 07309045 GPA and RCL 1460-1480 N LEMON
ST 1.53 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 44 44 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
325 07309050 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.67 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 48 48 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
326 07309044 GPA and RCL 1430 N LEMON ST 2.39 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 68 68 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
327 07309041 GPA and RCL 1520 N LEMON ST 3.34 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 96 96 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
328 07309031 GPA and RCL
88-96 E
ORANGETHORPE
AVE, 1632 N LEMON
9.23 Yes CommercialRegional C-G Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 265 265 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
347 34938117 GPA and RCL 5711 E LA PALMA
AVE 0.51 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 14 14 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
348 34628105 GPA and RCL 5677 E LA PALMA
AVE 0.59 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 16 16 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
349 26803102 GPA and RCL
200 S RIO VISTA ST,
2805-2807 E
LINCOLN AVE
0.61 Yes CommercialNeighborhood C-G Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 17 17 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
350 34511115 GPA and RCL 525 N SHEPARD ST 0.63 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 18 18 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
351 34938111 GPA and RCL 5755 E LA PALMA
AVE 0.64 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 18 18 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
352 34908109 GPA and RCL 5810-5880 E LA
PALMA AVE 0.67 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
353 34938119 GPA and RCL 5701 E LA PALMA
AVE 0.75 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 21 21 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
354 34645126 GPA and RCL 5650-5656 E LA
PALMA AVE 0.83 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 23 23 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
355 26803105 GPA and RCL 2813-2827 E
LINCOLN AVE 0.84 Yes CommercialNeighborhood C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 24 24 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
356 34511117 GPA and RCL 3110 E LA PALMA
AVE 0.95 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 27 27 0 0 Low and
Very Low 0
357 34908154 GPA and RCL 5780 E LA PALMA
AVE 1.12 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 32 32 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
358 35919224 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.39 Yes Residential LowMedium Density C-G SC Mixed-Use Medium No Change SC, MU 36 28.8 40 40 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
359 34645118 GPA and RCL 5642 E LA PALMA
AVE 1.79 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 51 51 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
360 34908169 GPA and RCL 5750 E LA PALMA
AVE 1.82 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 52 52 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
361 34367106 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.84 Yes Residential-Low Density T ResidentialMedium RM-4 No Change 36 28.8 52 52 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
362 34512121 GPA and RCL 3366 E LA PALMA
AVE 2.08 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 59 59 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
363 35919223 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 2.17 Yes Residential LowMedium Density C-G SC Mixed-Use Medium No Change SC, MU 36 28.8 62 62 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
364 36018401 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 2.2 Yes Residential-Low Density T ResidentialMedium RM-4 No Change 36 28.8 63 63 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
365 26803103 GPA and RCL 2809 E LINCOLN AVE 2.25 Yes CommercialNeighborhood C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 64 64 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
restaurant with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
366 34511119 GPA and RCL 3250 E CARPENTER
AVE 2.5 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 72 72 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
367 34645111 GPA and RCL 5628-5640 E LA
PALMA AVE 2.59 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 74 74 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
369 34512123 GPA and RCL 3364 E LA PALMA
AVE 2.78 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 80 80 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
370 34908170 GPA and RCL 5710 E LA PALMA
AVE 2.88 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 82 82 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
373 34511111 GPA and RCL 3210 E LA PALMA
AVE 3.91 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 112 112 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
agricultural field and
parking lot. The location of
this site near other
candidate housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
374 34628106 GPA and RCL 5645-5675 E LA
PALMA AVE 4.39 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 126 126 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
376 34511105 GPA and RCL
1061-1081 N
SHEPARD ST, 3170-
3198 E LA PALMA
AVE
5.14 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 148 148 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
377 34511104 GPA and RCL 3158-3164 E LA
PALMA AVE 5.16 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 148 148 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
378 34628103 GPA and RCL 5621-5635 E LA
PALMA AVE 5.53 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 159 159 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
379 34511116 GPA and RCL
1021-1055 N
SHEPARD ST, 625-985
N SHEPARD ST
5.54 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 159 159 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains
commercial buildings with
parking. The location of this
site near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
380 34511108 GPA and RCL 3200 E CARPENTER
AVE 5.88 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 169 169 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains a mini
golf course. The location of
this site near other
candidate housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
381 34511110 GPA and RCL 3320 E LA PALMA
AVE 6.33 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 182 182 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
office building with parking.
The location of this site
near other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
382 34511103 GPA and RCL 3148-3156 E LA
PALMA AVE 6.47 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 186 186 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
383 34512119 GPA and RCL 3356-3360 E LA
PALMA AVE 7.23 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 208 208 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains
commercial buildings with
parking. The location of this
site near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
385 34938120 GPA and RCL 5737-5797 E LA
PALMA AVE 7.86 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 226 226 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
386 34511118 GPA and RCL
3285 E CARPENTER
AVE, 3336-3340 E LA
PALMA AVE
8.01 Yes CommercialGeneral SP 2015-1 (DA-5) Mixed-Use
Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 230 230 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains
commercial buildings with
parking. The location of this
site near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
388 12806103 RCL Only 1820 W LINCOLN AVE 0.65 Yes Residential LowMedium Density T No Change No Change RO 18 14.4 9 0 0 9 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
389 12806105 RCL Only 1834 W LINCOLN AVE 0.66 Yes Residential LowMedium Density T No Change No Change RO 18 14.4 9 0 0 9 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
391 12632111 RCL Only 1239 S MAGNOLIA
AVE 0.9 Yes Residential LowMedium Density T No Change No Change RO 18 14.4 12 0 0 12 Above Moderate
This parcel contains a
school with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
392 03529076 RCL Only 1927 E CENTER ST 1.21 Yes Mixed-Use High T No Change No Change MU 60 48 58 0 58 0 Moderate This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
393 13407263 RCL Only 141 S KNOTT AVE 1.53 Yes ResidentialMedium T No Change No Change RO 36 28.8 44 44 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
394 26833206 RCL Only 2954 E JACKSON AVE 1.72 Yes ResidentialMedium T No Change No Change RO 36 28.8 49 49 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is mostly vacant
and has some public utility
infrastructure on the site.
The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
395 12921237 RCL Only 1438-1444 S EUCLID
ST 1.77 Yes ResidentialCorridor T No Change No Change RO 13 10.4 18 0 0 18 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
396 07056241 RCL Only 527 N DALE AVE 1.84 Yes Residential-Low Density T No Change No Change RO 6.5 5.2 9 0 0 9 Above
Moderate
This parcel contains a
school with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
397 25318144 RCL Only NO ADDRESS 2.78 Yes Residential LowMedium Density T No Change No Change RO 18 14.4 40 0 0 40 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
398 12834202 RCL Only 1220 S EMPIRE ST 6.31 Yes Residential LowMedium Density T No Change No Change RO 18 14.4 90 0 0 90 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
406 03621015 HA and SA Site / C3 RCL (DA) Only 507 S LEMON ST 0.56 Yes Yes Residential LowMedium Density I RO, SABC No Change C3SP (RM-3) No Overlay 18 14.4 8 0 0 8 Above Moderate
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
411 03702212 HA and SA Site / C3 RCL (DA) Only 145 W SANTA ANA ST 1.04 Yes Yes ResidentialMedium I RO, SABC No Change C3SP (RM-4) No Overlay 36 28.8 29 29 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
431 03711318
HA and SA Site / C3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
NO ADDRESS 0.15 No Residential-Low
Density RM-4 ResidentialMedium C3SP (RM-4) No Change 36 28.8 4 4 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
432 03711333
HA and SA Site / C3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
NO ADDRESS 0.03 No Residential-Low
Density RM-4 ResidentialMedium C3SP (RM-4) No Change 36 28.8 0 0 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
433 03711332
HA and SA Site / C3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
NO ADDRESS 0.12 No Residential-Low
Density RM-4 ResidentialMedium C3SP (RM-4) No Change 36 28.8 3 3 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
434 07308342
HA and SA Site / C3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
331 W CARL
KARCHER WAY 0.58 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 100 80 46 0 46 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
school with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
435 07308334
HA and SA Site / C3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1260 N HARBOR
BLVD 1.23 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 100 80 98 0 98 0 Moderate This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
436 07308341
HA and SA Site / C3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
401 W CARL
KARCHER WAY 2.23 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 100 80 178 0 178 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
school with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
437 07308338
HA and SA Site / C3 GPA and RCL
(DA)
1301-1315 N
ANAHEIM BLVD 1.94 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use High C3SP (MU-H) No Change 100 80 155 0 155 0 Moderate This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
447 03407048 HA and SA Site GPA
and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.19 No CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 5 5 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
448 03407077 HA and SA Site GPA
and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.69 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 19 19 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
449 03407079 HA and SA Site GPA
and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.01 No CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 0 0 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
450 03407080 HA and SA Site GPA
and RCL NO ADDRESS 0 No CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 0 0 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
451 03407084 HA and SA Site GPA
and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.06 No CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 1 1 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
452 03407083 HA and SA Site GPA
and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.21 Yes CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 34 34 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
453 03407085 HA and SA Site GPA
and RCL NO ADDRESS 0.22 No CommercialGeneral C-G Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 6 6 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel is vacant and
has the potential to
accommodate future
housing development.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
454 36021206 GPA and RCL 950-970 N TUSTIN
AVE 2.9 Yes CommercialNeighborhood SP 2015-1 (DA-4) Mixed-Use Medium No Change MU 36 28.8 83 83 0 0 Low and
Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
455 25353209 RCL Only 2438 E KATELLA AVE 0.4 No Mixed-Use Urban Core C-G PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C) No Change No Change PTMU (Katella Sub-Area C), MU 100 80 32 0 32 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
456 25111164 C-3 RCL (DA) 600 W LINCOLN AVE 0.56 Yes Mixed-Use High C-G No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 26 0 26 0 Moderate This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
457 03611307 C-3 RCL (DA) 121 S CITRON ST 0.63 Yes Mixed-Use High T No Change C3SP (MU-H) No Change 60 48 30 0 30 0 Moderate This parcel contains a
school with parking. The
location of this site near
other residential uses
makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
458 26833106 Existing GP 2930 E FRONTERA ST,
Unit A 1.75 Yes Yes ResidentialMedium T RO No Change No Change No Change 36 28.8 50 50 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
commercial building with
parking. The location of this
site near other residential
uses makes it desirable for
housing development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
459 34516135 GPA and RCL 1391 N JEFFERSON ST 0.96 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 27 27 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
460 34516121 GPA and RCL 3627 E MIRALOMA
AVE 0.52 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 14 14 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
461 34516106 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.71 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 49 49 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
462 34516122 GPA and RCL 3663 E MIRALOMA
AVE 0.59 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 16 16 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
463 34516105 GPA and RCL 1395 N JEFFERSON ST 1.01 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 29 29 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial building and
parking lot. The location of
this site near other
candidate housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
464 34516127 GPA and RCL 3737 E MIRALOMA
AVE 0.78 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 22 22 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
parking lot. The location of
this site near other
candidate housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
465 34516101 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 3.53 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 101 101 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
parking lot. The location of
this site near other
candidate housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
466 34516102 GPA and RCL 1477 N JEFFERSON ST 4.14 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 119 119 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
467 34516120 GPA and RCL 3601 E MIRALOMA
AVE 0.89 Yes CommercialNeighborhood SP 2015-1 (DA-4) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 25 25 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
468 34516103 GPA and RCL 1401 N JEFFERSON ST 4.9 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 141 141 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel has an industrial
building and parking onsite. Redevelopment of
this site to accommodate
housing is feasible as an
individual parcel or
combination with adjacent
parcels.
469 34516104 GPA and RCL 1397 N JEFFERSON ST 1.21 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 34 34 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
Unique
ID APN Category Address Acres Cycle 5 Sizing Criteria General Plan Land Use Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
General Plan
Land Use
Zoning
(Specific Plan
Development
Area)2
Overlay Zone
(Sub-Area)
Max
Density
(du/ac)
Assumed
Density
(80% of
Max)
Assumed
Units (du)
Assumed
Lower
Income (du)
Assumed
Moderate
Income (du)
Assumed
Above
Moderate
Income (du)
Income
Category Justification
Table B-8 Anaheim Full Sites Inventory
Existing Proposed
470 34516128 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 8.99 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 258 258 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
parking lot. The location of
this site near other
candidate housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
471 34516124 GPA and RCL NO ADDRESS 1.92 Yes Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) ResidentialMedium No Change RO 36 28.8 55 55 0 0 Low and Very Low
This parcel contains a
parking lot. The location of
this site near other
candidate housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
472 34516133 GPA and RCL 1320 N TUSTIN AVE 22.24 No Industrial SP 2015-1 (DA-1) Residential-Mid No Change RO 27 21.6 480 0 0 480 Above Moderate
This parcel contains an
industrial use and a parking
lot. The location of this site
near other candidate
housing sites and
residential uses makes it
desirable for housing
development.
Redevelopment of this site
to accommodate housing is
feasible as an individual
parcel or combination with
adjacent parcels.
22,959 10,077 10,205 2,677
P-72 for 7 total units
P-77 for 10 total units
P-89 for 25 total units
P-119 for 58 total units
P-372 for 103 total units
P-390 for 12 total units
Total Units:
Note: The following Candidate Sites were removed due to limitations with existing uses (i.e. residential uses and a utility substation):
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-110
5. Alternative Sites
As provided for in Government Code Section 65400(a)(2)(B)(iii), local governments can count existing housing units to address up to 25 percent of their housing need for low and very low income by counting existing units substantially rehabilitated, converted to affordable from market rate, or preserved through the provision of “committed assistance” if those units also meet the requirements of Government Code Section 65583.1(c). Such sites are referred to as Alternate Sites.
As previously provided, the City has identified adequate sites for all income categories and as such provision of Alternative Sites as allowed by 65583.1(c) is not required. However, the City has a long track record of acquiring, rehabilitating and preserving existing housing units for lower income households. As stated in the Housing Rehabilitation Strategy 4A of the Section 4: Housing Policy Programs, the City is committing to provide resources for the creation of lower income units during the Sixth Planning Cycle in conformance with Government Code Section 65583.1(c), and therefore count such qualifying units to count towards the City’s housing need for lower income households. Table B-9 below provides the list of sites with potential acquisition, rehabilitation, and preservations projects to serve as Alternate Sites:
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-111 Table B-8: Alternate Sites
Funding Source Project Name Development Type Developer Location Estimated Number of Units
ExtremelyLow (30%)
VeryLow
(50%)
Low
(80%)
Moderate
(120%)
Total
Affordable
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Hermosa Village
Phase III
Resyndication
Acquisition/
Rehabilitation Related 1515 S. Calle Del Mar 8 46 22 0 76 Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Hermosa Village
Phase IV
Rehabilitation
Acquisition/
Rehabilitation Related 1515 S. Calle Del Mar 4 22 10 0 36 Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Avon/Dakota (Phase
III)
Acquisition/
Rehabilitation Related 605-620 Eton 8 13 6 0 27
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Bel'Age Manor Acquisition/
Rehabilitation
Jamboree/Jonathan
Rose
1660 W.
Broadway 0 59 119 0 178
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Hermosa Village
(formerly
Jeffrey/Lynne)
Neighborhood
Acquisition/
Rehabilitation Related
S/W Corner
of Cerritos
and Walnut
35 84 60 0 179
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-112 Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Avon/Dakota Acquisition/
Rehabilitation TBD
Dakota
Street
between
South and
Vermont
29 70 49 0 148
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Ariel/Olinda
Neighborhood Acquisition/Rehabilitation TBD
S/E Corner of
Danbrook
and Knott
Avenue
51 120 84 0 255
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Glen/Neighbors Acquisition/
Rehabilitation TBD
N/W Corner
of Euclid and
La Palma
Avenue
72 170 120 0 362
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Guinida Lane Acquisition/
Rehabilitation TBD
Guinida
Lane/Midway
and Anaheim
Blvd.
53 124 88 0 265
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Balsam/Curtis Acquisition/
Rehabilitation TBD
S/E Corner of
Placentia and
State College
Blvd.
34 80 56 0 170
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Anna Drive Acquisition/Rehabilitation TBD
S/E Corner of
Anna Drive
and la Palma
Avenue
55 131 92 0 278
Appendix B: Adequate Sites Analysis [DRAFT JUNE 2022] Page B-113 Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Alameda/Brownwoo
d/Catalina (ABC) Acquisition/Rehabilitation TBD
S/S Corner of
Brookhurst
and Alameda
53 126 89 0 268
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Rose/Bush/Vine Acquisition/
Rehabilitation TBD
S/W Corner
of East and
Sycamore
93 220 154 0 467
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Haster/
Orangewood Acquisition/Rehabilitation TBD
N/E Corner
Haster and
Orangewood
173 407 286 0 866
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Park Lane Acquisition/Rehabilitation TBD
N/W Corner
of Lawrence
and
Miraloma
Way
89 209 147 0 445
Low Mod Funds leveraged
with State and Federal Tax
Credit and other available
funding sources
Benmore/
Canfield Acquisition/Rehabilitation TBD
S/E Corner of
Benmore
Lane and
Acacia Street
76 180 127 0 383
Rental Rehabilitation Total: 833 2,061 1,509 0 4,403
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Appendix C
Community Outreach and Engagement
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Appendix C: Community Outreach and
Engagement
Section 65583 of the Government Code states that, “the local government shall make diligent effort to achieve public participation of all economic segments of the community in the development of the housing element, and the program shall describe this effort.” Meaningful community participation is also required in connection with the City’s Assessment of Fair Housing (AFH). A summary of citizen participation is provided below.
As part of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element Update process, the City of Anaheim has conducted extensive public outreach activities beginning in early 2021, including a series of Community Workshops. The goal of Community Workshops was to hear from a broad spectrum of community members on community values, assess the current Housing Element, and recommendations goals and policies of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element. Advertising and promotion of the workshops was done to increase participation by a variety of stakeholders representing a diverse cross-section of the Anaheim community, and included emails to the City’s distribution list, social media posts, creating an item on the City’s calendar, distribution of event flyers, which were in both English and Spanish, at libraries and community events and/or announcing the event on the project website. All three workshops were conducted in both English and Spanish. Summary of the Community Workshops are as follows:
• Community Workshop #1 – March 24, 2021, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. via Zoom: Approximately 59 members of community attended this workshop. They received an overview of the Housing Element Update process and community and housing characteristics, and participated in engagement activities.
• Community Workshop #2 – June 30, 2021, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in person at the Downtown Anaheim Community Center: Approximately 24 members of the community attended this workshop. Opportunity sites and policy strategies for the Housing Element were discussed, and opportunities for the public to discuss options and provide feedback were provided. • Community Workshop #3 – September 2, 2021, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in person at the Downtown Anaheim Community Center: Approximately 10 members of the community attended this workshop. Access and review of the draft Housing Element Update document and ideas and feedback on the document were discussed.
Refer to Sections C.1 through C.3 of this document for workshop materials, such as flyers, presentations and meeting summaries. These materials, along with a video recording of the Community Workshop #1, are also available on the City’s webpage at:
http://www.anaheim.net/5876/Community-Workshops.
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The City also led additional focused community outreach. These outreach efforts included Housing Element Update Committee (HEUC) Meetings, Technical Focus Group interviews, an Online Community Survey, Planning Commission Workshops, a Housing and Community Development Commission Workshop, City Council Workshops, and a dedicated website. HEUC meetings, Community Workshops, and the Online Community Survey were offered in both English and Spanish to achieve broad public input.
A summary of the additional community outreach efforts is below:
• Housing Element Update Committee (HEUC) Meetings – The City established a Housing Element Update Committee, which was comprised of a variety of stakeholder groups and Anaheim residents. The purpose of HEUC was to:
o Advise and provide input to the City's project team, based on their expertise, experience, and knowledge;
o Review draft documents for potential housing sites and housing policies; and o Be an advocate for the Housing Element Update process to the Anaheim community.
HEUC held monthly meetings from March 2021 to September 2021, and held an additional meeting in month 2022 (to be updated), prior to Council consideration for adoption. All HEUC meetings were open to the public. The list of all HEUC meetings is below:
o Meeting #1: March 18, 2021, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom o Meeting #2: April 15, 2021, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom o Meeting #3: May 20, 2021, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom o Meeting #4: June 17, 2021, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom o Meeting #5: July 15, 2021, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in person at Downtown Anaheim Community Center
o Meeting #6: August 12, 2021, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom o Meeting #7: September 9, 2021, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom o Meeting #8: XXXX, 2022, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom (to be updated once scheduled) Refer to Section C.4 of this document for meeting materials, such as agendas, presentations and meeting summaries. The meeting materials, including meeting recordings for meetings conducted via Zoom, are also available on the City’s webpage at: https://www.anaheim.net/5877/HousingElement-Update-Committee. • Technical Focus Group Interviews – The City conducted five informal Technical Focus Group interviews to draw upon the technical expertise of certain groups that have worked with the City of Anaheim. The goal of the Technical Focus Group interviews was to have a listening session to broadly collect information and actionable steps the City can use with the end goal of creating programs that promote the development of housing at all income levels. The Technical Focus Group participants consisted of housing advocates, and representatives from community organizations, housing and real estate organizations, and major employers in the City. The five interview sessions held with the Technical Focus Groups are as follows:
o Interview #1: June 24, 2021 with major employers in the City o Interview #2: July 8, 2021 with housing advocates and community organizations Appendix C: Summary of Outreach [DRAFT JUNE 2022] C-4
o Interview #3: July 19, 2021 with housing advocates and community organizations o Interview #4: July 19, 2021 with housing and real estate organizations o Interview #5: July 24, 2021 with major employers in the City Refer to Section C.5 of this document for summary of Technical Focus Group interviews. • Online Community Survey – The City of Anaheim launched an Online Community Survey to gather additional feedback regarding the Housing Element Update. The Online Community Survey was available to the public from March 24 to June 13, 2021 in both English and Spanish. Participants were asked to consider potential policies and programs to include in the Housing Element, as well as potential housing types and opportunities for housing in the City. The survey also solicited feedback regarding potential barriers to housing access and constraints to the development of housing.
Refer to Section C.6 of this document for survey materials, such as survey questions and summary of survey results. The survey materials are also available on the City’s webpage at:
http://www.anaheim.net/5883/Community-Survey.
• Planning Commission Workshops –The City held two Planning Commission Workshops on August 16, 2021 and September 27, 2021. During the first workshop, the project team provided an overview of the Housing Element update process, polices and site analysis, and at the second workshop, the Public Review Draft Housing Element. Community members had the opportunity to give public comments.
Refer to Section C-7 of this document for Planning Commission Workshop presentations. In addition, all recordings, agendas, and minutes of the Planning Commission Workshops can also be found on the City’s website at:
http://records.anaheim.net/CityClerk/Browse.aspx?startid=429083&dbid=0. • Housing and Community Development Commission Workshops – The City held two Housing and Community Development Commission Workshops on August 18, 2021 and September 15, 2021.
At the first workshop, the Housing and Community Development Commission was provided with an overview of the Housing Element, community input received, adequate sites analysis, sites to accommodate RHNA, and Sixth Cycle policy considerations, and at the second workshop, the Public Review Draft Housing Element. Community members had the opportunity to give public comments.
Refer to Section C-8 of this document for Housing and Community Development Commission Workshop presentations. In addition, meeting recordings, agendas, and minutes of the Housing and Community Development Commission Workshop can also be found on the City’s website at:
http://www.anaheim.net/AgendaCenter/Search/?term=&CIDs=16,&startDate=&endDate=&dat eRange=&dateSelector=.
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• City Council Workshops –The City held two City Council Workshops on August 24, 2021 and September 28, 2021. At the first workshop, the City Council reviewed draft RHNA accommodation scenarios and provided input and direction in consideration of community comments received, and at the second workshop, the proposed strategies and the Community and Planning Commission’s input on the Draft Housing Element. Community members had the opportunity to give public comments.
Refer to Section C-9 of this document for City Council Workshop presentations. In addition, meeting recordings, agendas, and minutes of the City Council Workshop can be found on the City’s website at https://anaheim.net/2142/View-City-Council-Meetings. • Housing Element Update Website – A dedicated website was developed for public use and can be accessed at https://www.anaheim.net/5848/2021-2029-Housing-Element-Update. The website provided relevant information about the update process, key features of the housing element, project timeline, and a calendar of events for outreach activities. The website also provided a link to the community survey tool, past recorded meetings and summaries, as well as the contact information of the City for residents and community members to send additional comments or request additional information.
Public Review
The City released the Draft Sixth Cycle Housing Element for a 30-day public review period that began on August 26, 2021 and ended on September 24, 2021. Refer to Section C-10 for a summary of public comments received by the City during this initial Public Review Draft period.
On June 13, 2022 (at least seven days prior to the City’s resubmittal of the document to HCD), the revised draft of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element was posted on the City’s website and the link to the revised draft of the Housing element was emailed to all individuals and organizations that have previously provided written comments including those that requested notices. As such, the City is compliance with Government Code Section 65585(b)(1).
Lastly, as required by Government Code Section 65585(b)(2), all written comments regarding the Housing Element made by the public have been provided to each member of the City Council.
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C.1 Community Workshop #1
This section contains related materials from the virtual Community Workshop #1. This includes the outreach flyer, presentation, workshop summary, and activity results. Video recording of the workshop and verbal comments are available at:
https://www.anaheim.net/5876/Community-Workshops.
CITY OF ANAHEIM
HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE PROJECT
COMMUNITY WORKSHOP #1 MEETING SUMMARY
On Wednesday, March 24, 2021, the City of Anaheim hosted a virtual community workshop, using the Zoom platform. The workshop began at 6 pm and had a total 71 participants. The workshop was provided in two languages (English and Spanish) by conducting two simultaneous sessions. The complete recordings of both the English and Spanish workshop sessions are available on the City’s Housing Element Update webpage here: English Session / Spanish Session.
The first community workshop provided background information and basic education about the Housing Element Update and gatheredinitial feedback and input from participants. The Housing Element team provided a presentation including the following information:
• Housing Element Update Team introductions
• Background and history of the Housing Element
• Overview of the Housing Element purpose and state requirements • Overview of the Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) allocation • Project timeline and tentative schedule for outreach
Following the presentation, the Housing Element Update Team utilized online tools, including a virtual polling survey and virtual whiteboardexercise, to facilitate community participation, discussions regarding housing, and gather feedback. All community engagement and participant feedback is summarizedbelow:
VIRTUAL POLLING SURVEY - MENTIMETER EXERCISE
During the workshop the City conducted an anonymous live polling survey to engage participants, using Menitmeter.com. The poll offered five questions related to housing in Anaheim. A summary of each question and responses is below:
• Question 1: Tell us about your housing experience in Anaheim Participants were provided a blank text box for free response. Majority of participants defined their experience as expensive, noting gentrification.
• Question 2: What are some housing challenges or needs in Anaheim? Participants were provided a blank text box for free response. Participants identified lack of affordable housing and accessible housing, along with overcrowding and unbalanced opportunities as primary challenges. Overall cost of housing and affordability were also identified as one of main concerns. Additionally, participants noted lack of green spaces, parking, and recreational areas as additional challenges to increasing housing opportunity. • Question 3: What are your ideas for housing in Anaheim? Participants were provided a blank text box for free response. Responses varied, but a large percentage of participants noted rent control, accessible units for persons with disabilities, and large-affordable housing to accommodatemultigenerational housing need. Participants also noted fair housing approaches, converting motels and unused land into housing, and the need to City of Anaheim
Housing Element Update
Community Workshop #1 Summary