Jurisdiction Cathedral
Reporting Year 2024 (Jan. 1 - Dec. 31)
Housing Element Planning Period 6th Cycle 10/15/2021 - 10/15/2029 Building Permits Issued by Affordability Summary
Income Level Current Year
Deed
Restricted
Very Low Non-Deed
Restricted 3
Deed
Restricted
Low Non-Deed
Restricted 4
Deed
Restricted
Moderate Non-Deed
Restricted 4
Above Moderate 112
Total Units 123
Note: Units serving extremely low-income households are included in the very low-income Units by Structure Type Entitled Permitted Completed
Single-family Attached
Single-family Detached 459 63 48
2 to 4 units per structure 3
5+ units per structure 598 36 0
Accessory Dwelling Unit 12 3
Mobile/Manufactured Home 0
Total 1057 123 54
Infill Housing Developments and Infill Units Permitted # of Projects Units Indicated as Infill 50| 92
Not Indicated as Infill 31| 31
Housing Applications Summary
Total Housing Applications Submitted: 100
Number of Proposed Units in All Applications Received: 1,056 Total Housing Units Approved: 936
Total Housing Units Disapproved:
Use of SB 423 Streamlining Provisions - Applications
Number of SB 423 Streamlining Applications
Number of SB 423 Streamlining Applications Approved 0
Units Constructed - SB 423 Streamlining Permits
Income Rental Ownership Total
Very Low C 0
Low 0 0
Moderate 0 0 0
Above Moderate 0
Total 0 0
Streamlining Provisions Used - Permitted Units # of Projects Units SB 9 (2021) - Duplex in SF Zone 0 0
SB 9 (2021) - Residential Lot Split 0
AB 2011(2022) 0
SB 6(2022) 0 0
SB 423(2023) 0
Ministerial and Discretionary Applications # of Units
Ministerial 90 186
Discretionary 101 870
Density Bonus Applications and Units Permitted
Number of Applications Submitted Requesting a Density Bonus 0 Number of Units in Applications Submitted Requesting a Density Bonus 0 Number of Projects Permitted with a Density Bonus
Number of Units in Projects Permitted with a Density Bonus 0 Housing Element Programs Implemented and Sites Rezoned Count Programs Implemented
Sites Rezoned to Accommodate the RHNA
Table A
Housing Development Applications Submitted
Project Identifier Proposed Units - Alfordability by Houselold Incomes ummary Row: Start Data Entry Belw 1058
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me0sa Pot wet auieedserean TM:1057 51023024l1 3731
TROMO 6I5 Crovb SICATN Gema Street Anetmamd X022020385 2/2024 NONE ід Агенин e- N/A Esproved trxtesisl
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674733068 36594 Cale Le CosaCAJMEOR)J1 CITY CA 9223 BLDG-R8-24-0081 680223085 12375 Puetks TrCATHIDR1 CITX CA 92210 |ELDG-11-26-0095 12295999 222120222822999222252252295
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Table A2
Annual Building Activity Report Summery - New Construction, Entitled, Permits and Comploted Unit Project Identifier Unit Types Affordability by Household Incomes - Completed Entitlemen Tenure Very Low- Nonarata. honerate
Local Unit Category Very Low- Low income Low. incom Enttlement a of units Income dor Income
Prior APN' Current APN Street Address Project Name Jurisciction SFA SFO.2t income DARd Deed Non Deed Income Non Moderate- Date Angroved R=Rente hood
Tracking ID 4 5+ ADU.MHI Restricted Restricted Restricted Income Entitlements 0-Ownee Restricted Restricted Restacter
Grave Shen DR 23-001, BLDG
287193030 321200
DR 23.300
00000000000000000=====0000000000
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30076 San Joaquin CICATHEDRAL CITY
1945 CATHEORAL CANYON DACANC
2751
Table A2
Annual Building Activity Report Summary - New Construction, Entitled, Permits and Completed Units Project Identifier Affordability by Household Incomes - Building Permits Very Low- Very Low.
Income Non Income Non # of Units Issued
Current APN rest Adoress Project Name' Moderate. Permits Date. Building Permits Restricted Restricted Restricted
112 123
887196002 CATHEDRAL CITY Grave Stroct
wM 26604 19| 10/29/2024
670110043 HeyHsieine Tha Wren
67205002 not yet assignco verno
not yet assigncc Verano
677050062 not yet sssignec
not yøt atsigned
not yet assinned
677383002 67045 Mission DrCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 9223. 418/2024 11/7/2024
68020405 38680 Cherleswoeth DrOATHEDRAL CITY CA 92234 48202 674711048 foST5 PasAn DAI SNCATHEDRALCTY CA 92224 Si024 674700124 36781 Callc AmenicanaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 5/6/2024 36787 Calle Americana CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 6N6/2024 674700087 SN8/2024
N6/2024
33040 Rancho Vist 5/3/2024
690411020 Newpor! 17 53/2U24
Newbor h
12234
12234
724 MATHE ARA : CA 92234
10/16/2024
10/3/202:
101012072
100017
10MAM0
10/16/2024
10/3/2024
701H207
10912071
100(202
12/5/2024
32375 Puetlo THCATHEDRAL CITY CASESA 12/5/2024
67563c00h 18431 Santiaoă ReBATHEDRALCITYCA92224
RO3E0 EI Noho RACATHENRAI CITY CA 0223:
6R702616 10021302
874711006 CA 92234 12/30/2024:
674711060 82234 12/30/2024
674711041 99939 82234
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678182739
232 Via 202
687216024 tral City, CA 92231
674711071
874891018
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614731001 CA CRA
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AR0361046 22208 Cis Alis otor TURATHENRAI CITY 20 0222
680361016 22398 SK Elue Water TiCATHECRAL CITY. CA 92234 L CITY. CA.92234
670530035 30 Via FirenzeCATHE DRAL CITY, CA 97234
6/0003h 628 Via FitenzeCATHEDRAL CIIY. CASTAC
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67A7mRR 69637 Camina BuenavidaCATHEORAL CITY. CA 92234
Table A2
Annual Building Activity Report Summary - New Construction, Entitled, Permits and Completed Units Project Identifier Affordability by Household Incomes - Certificates of Occupancy 10 11
Certificates of # of Units
Very Low- Very Low- Low- Low- Moderate- Moderate- issued Income Income Above Occupancy or other Certificates of
Current APN Project Name* Income Income Income Non
Deed Non Deed Deed Non Deed Deed Deed forms of readiness Occupancy or Income (see instructions)
Restricted Restricted Restricted Restricted Kesticed other forms of Date Issued
68835 Grove St
687195002 CATHEDRAL CITY. Grove Street
Apartments
CA 92234
670110043 not yet assigned The Wren
617050027 not yet seciangd Verand
R770500R not yst assigned Verana
677050032 not yot assigned Vorans
not yet assigned Verana
not yet assinned Verana
677383002 67045 Mission DiCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 10/2212024 677152005 I5K9s Ovente ROCATHEDRALCITYCA 9IRA
33660 Charlasworth DrCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
674711048 169575 Pasoo Del SoCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 12/2/2024 674700028 36781 Cale AmericanaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 9223 11/21/2024 674700068 35787 Cale AmericanaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234
874711019 12/2/2024
870530061
12/26/2024
12/26/2024
6701
7/29/2024
675 B/1/2024
98147401
ARTERANC 12/24/2024
BECAMAr
677554008 11/27/2024
680471002
11/18/2024
87800004R
680-
674691083
674691084
874891465
0431058
660223035 32375 Puetla THOATHEDRAL . CITY, CA 92234
58431 Santiago RdCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234
014181071 GIT CASES
687725015
A7A711007 69673 Camino MirasICATHEDRAL CITY, CA 9223
674711040 69661 Coming Miraso/CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 9223
69653 Camino Miraso/CA CAL CITY, CA 9223
674711042 69845 Camino Miraso/CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
874711064
874700162 89556 Camina Bucnavid:CATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 678152038 30500 Avenida Del Yerma TY. CA 92234
232 Via GenavaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234
687415173 37370 CATHEDRAL CANYON DREAmedral City C0 92232 071941074 69680 Camino Miraso/CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92231
674711072 69666 Carina Miss CATHEDRAL . CITY. CA 92231
69646 Cale La CostaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234
01409101?
874707131
87470101 189598 Pason Del So CATHEDRAL CITY. C4 92236
674731003 89542 Pasco Del SoCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234
674731020
9550 Paseo Del SoCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 9223
6767k1007
871721001 69578 Pa:90 Del So|CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
674731002 69536 Pasoo Del SoCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 9223:
674731006 69558 Paseo Del SoICATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
68K61016 33386 Sky Blue Water THCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 670530035 630 Via FirenzeCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
DROUSD 628 Via FirenzeCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 7/11/2024 1631 Via FirenzeCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 6127/2024
670530038 624 Via FirenzeCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 6/25/2024 674700065 69537 Camino BuenavidaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 3120/202- 674700066 69533 Camino BuenavidaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 3/20/2024 680242006 32699 Sky Blue Water THICATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 4/30/2024 670530024 653 VIA FERENZECATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 5/21/2024 670520046 636 VIA FIRENZECATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 3/14/2024 670520045 638 VIA FIRENZECATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 3/13/2024 67109 Mission OrCATHEDRAL CITY CA 92234
677K307 221222
680403005 33215 Via De AnzaCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 3/28/2024 677291027 30100 S8n Joaquin DrCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 12/19/2024 sure san Joouin DReATHEDRAL CITY CASEYE 12920
877201028 S00ro San Joaquin DIATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 1212612024 H841059 33745 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRCathedral City, CA 9223- 1162026 677050017 Ince vet assianed Veran
Table A2
Annual Building Activity Report Summary - New Construction, Entitled, Permits and Completed Units Housing with Financial Assistance Housing without Term of Project Identifier Streamlining andlor Deed Restrictions Financial Assistance or Affordability or Demolished/Destroyed Units Density Bonus Dood Restrictions Deed Restriction
Please select the Number of Other List the
stato
How many of streamining Applied to the Project Valvers, or orhor concessions provision the (Percentage Increase in waivers, and Did the project the units were rocolve a reduction or
Current APN Street Address Project Name' Total Allowable Units or Extremely
APPROVEN A the Denises
Low Income? pursuant to. Residential Gross Floor (Excluding Parking standards? (YIN) (may soloct (see instructions) Area Paor Patiere
nuttiple) Modifications)
887196002 NONE
not yet assigned The Wren
677060027 no: yet assigned Verzno
377050033 nat yet assigned Verano
677050032 Verano JONE
677050031 | not yot assigned Verano NONE
677060031 AS AS CATHEDRAL IT, CAREE
677383002 NONE
49986 Orano BMCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 93224 JONE
096202015 39000 Charismoh CATHEDRAL CITY. GA 9223] NONE 874711049 80575 PiANO DI SACATHEORAL CITY, CA 92234 NONE PARODORS 5781 Cale Are aRCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 9273 JON
574700067 69529 Camins BuenavidoCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 52234 874711049] 0056S Pasoo Del SoCATHECRAL CITY. CA 92231 NONE 40511020 90 Resens Mata
682611020 33340 Rancho Vists Neapon 17 NONE
600411020 33010 Raneno Vital
803 Vis FirenzCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 90284 JONE
670530025 601 Vis FirenzoGATHEDRAL CITY. CA S0234 NONE
670530029 802 Ves Firerze CATHEDRAL CITY. CA 50234 NONE 70K9930
610530043 617 Vis Frenz CATHEDRAL CITY. CASES NONE
618 Via FirenzoGATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92231] SONE
705%M5 21 Vin Fire CATHEDRAL CITY CAUSE
623 Via FirenzeCATHEDRAL CITY, CA S2234
NONE
670530067 616 Vi FACE CATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 SONI
619 Via FirenzeCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234 NONE
570108001 31500 Victor R/CATHEDRAL CITY. CA 02234
malcon ПО КО ПРАТ САЛА СТУ Д NONE
SONE
70151008 31406 San Vicete AN CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
37192089 NONE
677132003 67745 Medeno ROCATHEORAL CITY. CA$2235
75122010 68270 Santelto RIGATHECRAL CIFY. CA 92234 NONE 675122019 68270 Sable RICATHECRAL CITY, CA 92234 JONE Bastardst at pal DU 890471001 88873 Oreg: ROGATHEDRAL CITY, CA$2234
NONE
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677554008 67937 RIS Vasa GOATHECRAL CITY, CA 02234 NONE <<<<<<<< 30471009
071S3 Miasion CrCATHECRAL CITY, CA 02234
678300045 80170 Vega ROCATHECRAL CITY: CA 92234 NONE
40413026 33357 Rancho Viste DiCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
33057 Rancho Viste DiGATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92236
63196 Terrace RSCATHEORAL CITY, CA 92231 NONE < << <
57636201468545 Duringo RIGATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 NONE
68335 Durango RAGATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234 NONE
1691045 80862 Cale La CostaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA S2234
574691078 36965 Cale ToeTo GATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92236
36353 Calo ReToGATHEDRAL CITY. CA 80236
74010 HN1 Al CoAPATHENRA CITY CAORO
8T 49 1082 36347 Cale Tome CATHE DRAL CITY, CA 92234
36311 Calo Toro GATHEDRAL CITY. CA 82234
74801083 Ato Cal ToreCATHEORAL CITY. CA 92236
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574731061 35808 Calo La COLACATHE ORAL CITY. CA 02234
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674731065 3SH CAlLA COLACATHEDRAL CITY. CA92234
36368 Calo La COLaCATHE ORAL CITY. CA V/Z3L
4572 Colota Cain CATHENRAL CITY CAO VONE
36004 Cals La COLaCATIE DRAL CITY. CA 02236
68285 Bala ViLa RUCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
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69561 Camrino I/irssoCATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
69SS3 Carino MirasOCATHEDRAL CITY, GA 92234
BELLEE 89615 Camrino MinssoKCATHEDRAL CITY,
80515 Paseo Del SoCATHECRAL CITY. GA 922M
69536 Camins Buenavida GATHEDRAL CITY, CA SQ234 2213K4KK22222 30580 Auceida Col YemoCATHEDRAL CIT Bagod on SCAG Foegional ADU Attandstily Analois.
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7370 CATHEDRAL CANYCN DRCaldral Oty CA 92234
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60546 Cals La ContaCATHEDRAL CITY. CA 02234
9538 Cals La CosaGATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234
30770 Aweeick Cel So/CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
00512 Pasoo Del SoCATHECRAL CITY. CA 922M
60520 Pateo Dil SCPCATHEORAL CITY, CA 92231
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09508 PaseO DEI SCRCATHECRAL CITY. CA 92234
33358 Sty Bi»s Wator THGATHEORAL CITY. CA 92231
(9031016 33350 Say Ble Water THGATHEORAL CITY. CA 92234 Boeo Const, Aral Hal NOU 126 VLa FirenznGATHEDRAL CITY. CA 92234
628 Via FiCCZeGATHEORAL CITY, CA 92234
031 Vis FitOnzOGATHEDRAL CITY. CA S2234
124 Vs FironzoCATHEDRAL CITY CA CO234
[08037 Camrino Boenavde GATHEDRAL CITY. CA 82231
34775 Cali AmNican&CATHEDRAL CITY, CA 92234
69533 Carino BuenavdsCATHEDRAL CITY, CA92234
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67109 Masias CYCATHECRAL CITY, CA 92231
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This table is auto-populated once you enter your jurisdiction name and current Jurisdiction Cathedral Housing Elemen genES REPORT year data. Past year information comes from previous APRs.
Reporting Year 2024 (Jan. 1 - Dec. 31) Please contact HCD if your data is different than the material supplied here Planning Period 6th Cycle
Table B
Regional Housing Needs Allocation Progress
Permitted Units Issued by Affordability
Projection
Period
Projection Total Units to Total Remaining
RHNA Allocation Period -
Income Level 06/30/2021- Income Level
by Income Level
10/14/2021
Deed Restricted 540-
Very Low Non-Deed Restricted
Deed Restricted 353- 314
Non-Deed Restricted
Deed Restricted 457
Moderate Non-Deed Restricted
Above Moderate 1.199 107 112 313 886
Total RHNA 2,549
Total Units 133( 2,168
Progress toward extremely low-income housing need, as determined pursuant to Government Code 65583(a)(1).
Extremely low- 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2027 Total Units to Total Units Income Need 2026 2028 2029 Date Remaining
Extremely Low-Income Units* 264
Extremely low-income housing need determined pursuant to Government Code 65583(a)(1). Value in Section 5 is default value, assumed to be half of the very low-income RHNA. May be overwritten.
Please Note: Table B does not currently contain data from Table For Table F2 for prior years. You may login to the APR system to see Table B that contains this data.
Note: units serving extremely low-income households are included in the very low-income RHNA progress and must be reported as very low-income units in section 7 of Table A2. They must also be reported in the extremely low-income category (section 13) in Table A2 to be counted as progress toward meeting the extremely low-income housing need determined pursuant to Government Code 65583(a)(1).
Nere pertied site the star of the pt yile, Triod. wil on Period units are a separated during the portion of the year that was in the ith cycle. For the first year of the Gith cycle. Table B will only include units that Please note: The APR form can only display data for one planning period. To view progress for a different planning period, you may login to HCD's online APR system, or contact HCD staff at [email protected].
Table D
Program Implementation Status pursuant to GC Section 65583 Housing Programs Progress Report
Describe progress of all programs including local efforts to remove governmental constraints to the maintenance, improvement, and development of housing as identified in the housing element.
Name of Program Objective Timeframe in H.E Status of Program Implementation Program 1.A.1 Maintain the list of affordable housing sites Annually through 2029 List continues to be maintained. Infrastructure within the North City Specific Plan area as shown in Table 37, Inventory of remains unavailable. The North City Specific Plan will be reviewed including Available Vacant Lands, and update the infrastructure needs, and updated as necessary, by City Staff in 2025. list to include lands in the North City
Specific Plan area as infrastructure is
extended to this area.
Program 1.A.2 Maintain land use and zoning designations On-going throughout the Land use and zoning were reviewed as part of the Housing Element Update, which in the General Plan and zoning maps that planning period was certified in 2023. Forthcoming Zoning Ordinance update will review zoning allow for diversity of housing types and designations to promotes a diversity of housing types and densities. lensities
Program 1.A.3 Maintain a Planned Unit Developmen On-going Chapter 9.94 (Planned Unit Development) of the Cathedral City Municipal Code PUD) permit ordinance which allows continues to be maintained. flexibility in development standards to
encourage housing construction while
preserving natural resources.
Program 1.A.4 Negotiate the inclusion of affordable On-going with each With the completion of the Housing Element Update, options are being investigated to housing including units targeted for development application; encourage inclusion of affordable housing in future residential development projects. extremely-low-income households when Develop list of regional Tools to promote housing production, including housing affordable to a range of feasible, in Specific Plans, PUDs, and affordable housing income levels, will be considered during the forthcoming Zoning Ordinance update.
Tentative Tract Maps with each developer developers by June 2023; as application is made. The City will strive Annually meet with List of regional affordable housing developers was completed in 2023. to negotiate for 10 lower income units affordable housing throughout the community annually. The developers and County negotiation may include the provision of Housing Authority. financial incentives, if available.
accelerated review process, or
development standard concessions in
units within each project with priority for
projects that include extremely-low-income
units. The City shall establish a list of
active affordable housing developers in the
region and shall annually meet with those
developers and the County Housing
Authority to identify development
procossing and fee waivers and assisting
with funding or supporting funding
affordable housing.
Program 1.A.5 Provide technical assistance to property On-going as part of the Continue to provide technical assistance under the Community Development Dep owners and developers in support of lot development application lo financial incentives available after the Redevelopment Agency dissolve consoleston. incine entine orocess
opportunities for potential consolidation
and incentives to encourage consolidation
of parcels, as appropriate
Program 1.A.6 Promote development of three mixed use On-going as part of the The Discover Cathedral City website continues to be updated with relevant projects in the Downtown area during the development application information. The Economic Development Department continues to development a list planning period which combine high process; Prepare incentives of incentives, which will be implemented in collaboration with the Planning Division. density residential with local commercial list 2023/34. services. The City will develop a list of
incentives such as permit streamlining, fee
reductions, and Economic Development
assistance and distribute it to developers
as projects are proposed.
Program 1.A.7 The City shall rezone Assessor's Parcel 2022 Complete.
No. 677-420-016 (Site #6) and 680-190-
037 (Site #9) from R-2 to R-3 to allow a
density of at least 16 units per site and 20-
24 units per acre, with higher densities of
up to 36 units per acre for sites the city is
consulting with directly. The proposed
density of Sites #6 and #9 is 22 units per
acre for a total of 647 and 155 units.
respectively. Over-occupied and rental
multifamily residential development that
nave 20 percent of the units reserved tor
lower-income households shall be allowed
by-right.
Program 1.A.8 molement the formal annaina intoiert-hv. On-going as part of the Development review process includes consideration of the RHNA allocation and project) evaluation procedure pursuant to development application Housing Element land inventory.
Government Code Section 65863 to process.
ensure sufficient residential capacity Is
maintained to accommodate the current
cycles RHNA. Should an approval of
develonment result in a rentiation ni
capacity below the residential capacity
needed to accommodate the remaining
need for lower income households, the City
must identify replacement sites to
accomodate the shortfall and ensure "no
net loss" in capacity to accommodate the
RHNA.
Program 1,A.9 Develon and establish incentives for Develop incentive package The City continues to work with landowner of site #2 to ensure that the RHNA subdividing large lots (10 acres or greater) by January 2024. On-going allocations are maintained; Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 23-002 permitting two- or creating new parcels to make the as part of the development unit residential developments and urban lot splits, consistent with Senate Bill 9. development of affordable housing application process. City projects more feasible (lot sizes of 0.5 to shall continue to work with 10 acres) while encouraging a range of the current landowner of site development sizes. Affordable housing #2 until project approved. projects will be allowed by-right, and the
City will establish fee waivers, flexible
development standards, and expedited
processing in its incentive program. The
City shall continue to work with the owner
and developer of site #2 to subdivide the
79-acre site to allow 7 acres for lower
moderate-income housing (120 units), and
20 acres of above-moderate income
housing (100 units). In order to assure the
development of these units, the city and
andowner snal amene me vor say
Specific Plan to specifically call out the
units required for lower-, moderate-, and
this site.
Program 1.A.10 Review, revise and/or create a secondary Within one year of adopting Complete: The revised ADU Ordinance (ZOA 23-001) was adopted by City Council on dwelling unit/accessory dwelling units the Housing Element December 13, 2023, and became effective on January 12, 2024. ordinance consistent with Goverment update.
In 2023, building permits were approved for 28 ADUs and entitlements were Health and Safety Code for very low-, low-, completed for an additional 79 ADUs. Launch of the City's Pre-Approved ADU or moderate-income households. The City Pathedral August 2024 is expected to further facilitate the construction of ADUs in shall strive to approve 20 ADU applications
annually throughout the community. The
ordinance shall incorocate an incentive
program that includes, but is not limited to.
fee waivers, flexible development
standards, and expedited permit
processing. The Zoning Code shall be
lundated accordinly no more than 1 vea
after adoption of the Housing Element
update,
Program 1.8.1 In order to reduce infrastructure cost, the The City's Economic Development Department continues to work to develop existing City will encourage infill development in in-ill areas and programs to encourage this development. areas that are already services with
adequate infrastructure, including streets infill neighborhoods and water and sewer lines and the annually.
remodeling or addition to existing homes to
support build-out of the neighborhood
through the use of expedited processing
and financial incentives, if available.
Program 1.B.2 Work with private organizations - including On-going as part of the The City's Economic Development Department continues to work to with outside Urban Housing Communities, National development application agencies in the development of this type of housing. wore, ine voachella valley housing process; annual outreach Coalition, the Senior Center, Desert AIDS
Project, Desert Arc or Braille Institute - in
assisting whenever possible in the housing
of disabled residents or those with special
housing needs in the City. The City shall
consider fee waivers, reductions in
development standards, or financial
assistance if feasible, and will target five
disabled residents throughout the
community being helped annuallv.
Program 1.B.3 Goninue to enorce me dovsions one
regarding discrimination in housing will be Riverside County Office of Fair Housing as needed. The City also allocates a portion referred to the Riverside County Office of f CDBG funding for fair housing services in partnership with the Fair Housing Cound rair Mousing. Intormation on the rair f the County of Riversid Housing Act, as well as methods of
ponding to complaints shall be ma
ailable at City Hall and at the Libra
Program 1.8.4 Continue to work with the Coachella Valley Annual coordination witi The City is currently working with Lift to Rise, CVAG and other regional agencies to ssociation of Governments toward a CVAG, City currently has address homelessness and affordable housing. regional solution for homelessness, two Homeless Liaison including the Homeless Liaison Polic Officers
fficers funded through the City
Program 1,B,5 2021-2022 Complete.
residential and multifamily zo
Procram 1.8.6 ok with the Coachella Vo On-going coordination with Employee Housing added as a permitted use in most residential zoning district Association of Governments to determine CVAG rouch Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 22-0D:
the need for affordable "Workforce
Housing" and promote development of
such.
Program 1.B.7 ine cly shall loenury sues vain or in 2022 and annually through Efforts to encourage affordable housing projects in the identified areas are ongoing proximity to the area of High Segregation 2029. through the Economic Development Division. Capital Improvement Program projects and Poverty" to increase affordable are also underway in the area, including road repairs and painting of new bike lanes housing options for segments of the on Date Palm Drive from Ramon Road to Dinah Shore Drive. population subject to overpayment, low
income, and higher rates poverty. Of the
13 primary sites identified in the 6th cycle
housing element. the City has identitied
four sites in the area of "High Segregation
and Poverty," three of which are for lower-
income households totaling 178 units. and
one is for moderate-income households
totaling 155 units. The lower-income sites
are as follows: 20 units south of Ramon
Road, west of Canyon Vista Road (Site #3
APN 680-260-025); 79 units south of
Ramon Road, east of Cathedral Canyon
Drive (Site #4 APN 680-260-031); 79 units
south of Ramon Road, east of Cathedral
Canyon Drive, north of Corral Road (Site
#5 APN 680-260-032). The City shall
continue to work with private and public
housing projects. The City will contact each
property owner annually, and encourage
the use of the incentives developed in
Program 1.A.9 to facilitate these units on
these sites. In addition. the City will
annually seek funding and will review its
Cantal morovement Program and incline
one project annually in areas of high
segregation and poverty to improve the
Program 1.C.1 New development and rehabilitation efforts On-going as part of the Ordinances, Programs, and Plans have been adopted in support of Green Building will be required to incorporate enerav development application and this effort will continue, The City has adopted the 2022 California Building Code. efficiency architectural and landscape process effective January 1, 2023. desion and ine use or renewable resources
and conservation of resources. Expand the
City's support for green building and LEED
certified projects to encourage private
development participation in these
programs as part of future housing projects
for all income levels through the pre-
application and application review process.
Program 1.C.2 A list of known incentives for energy and Annual review and update of No action in 2024. water conservation measures shall be energy and water
maintained by the Planning & Building conservation measures Department and made available for
developers and property owners at the
City's reception desk and on the City's web
site.
Program 1.D.1 Work closely with housing advocates and Makonder as part or the eat and regional agencies pave. The Gly continues to work collaboratively with Annual outreach to stakeholders to identify needs throughout
the community based on household size, Housing Element review and develop and support projects which Authority to upon on in The bit he uny outing the i real ring eing ended lay meet those needs. This should include the Authority to support one of tull range of potenval units, trom single their projects annually. room occupancy units to 4- and 5-
bedroom units, depending on the need
foreseen in the City during the planning
period, through bond financing for
Housing Authority or other appropriate
means.
Program 1.E.1 Require developers of affordable and On-going as part of the tered pen proposals to to mate intu re or are open prote senior housing to confer with SunLine development application Transit regarding the provision of services process eview is ongoing to the project
Program 1.E.2 The City shall work with Riverside County Monthly coordination at Lift The Economic Development Division continues to atlend Lif to Rise meetings and to and local non-profit organizations to to Rise CAN meetings with conduct outreach to nonprofits. support housing mobility and access to Riverside County and non- higher resource areas, including Downtown profit organizations; annual and the neighborhoods adjacent to outreach to nonprofits Caledral Canyon and Dale Palm Unves through individual meetings.
High resources areas are those in
. home loan assistance programs and
rental assistance programs.
Program 1.F.1 ontinue to work with CVAG and the Agua On-going coordination witt A new tribal casino has been constructed in the Downtown which may encourage the aliente Band of Cahuilla Indians towan CVAG and Tribal development of workforce housing in the area. Employee Housing added as a development of workforce housing. government permitted use in most residential zoning districts through Zoning Ordinance inclucing Tribal parcels in the City which mendment No. 22-002. The City meets quarterly with the Tribe in an effort to may be appropriate for affordable housing. coordinate and collaborate on future proiects.
Program 2.A. 1 The City shall encourage and assist self- TOn-going coordination as Redevelopment Agency dissolved; efforts ongoing under the Community and help housing funded by non-profit part of the development Economic Development Departmen organizations for single family. infill application process and development to prevent displacement in annual Housing Element the lower Cove neighborhood and review. Work with CVHC
Panorama neighborhoods. and Habitat for Humanity to
get 10 new self-help ul
he planning peri
Program 2.A.2 Continue to distribute the City's information Annually update posting of Redevelopment Agency dissolved; efforts ongoing under the Community and for developers and low income households information. Economic Development Department. which detail the programs available to both
parties for assistance in the development
and rehabilitation of low income housing at
City Hall, the Senior Center, and the
Desert Valleys Builders Association
(DVBA) offices.
Program 2.A.3 Should the City be notified of intent to sell On-going monitoring; Redevelopment Agency dissolved; efforts ongoing under the Community and or convert Nova Ocotillo Place, all possible coordination with owners of Economic Development Department. runaine sources, Includine bobo and properties proposed for appropriate grant funds, if available, will be conversion and non-profit considered to facilitate purchase of such a organizations one year prior project. The City will continue to monitor at- to the earliest release date. risk housing, inform tenants of potential
conversion to market rate status, and
educate tenants on the potential purchase
or units. All non-pront croanizations tal
have expressed an interest in purchasing
such projects, including the Riverside
County Economic Development Agency
Housing Authority and other non-profit
roves woe nonce immediately. Ivo
oft groups include but are not limited to
National Core. Urhan Housinc
Communities, Habitat for Humanity, and
Community Preservation Partners. This will
be done in accordance with AB 987. The
City will communicate with the property
owner at least one vear prior to the earliest
Program 2.A.4 Maintain the City's existing database of Database update in 2022. Database up to date through June 30, 2023. information on the 535 self-help omership Updated annually thereafter. units in existence in the City. includino
current affordability status, year of potential
conversion ano erent owne sale. ins
database will be used to encourage that
these units be conserved at the same
income level as the currently exist.
following lapse of existing covenants. An
annual report of the status of these units
will be made to the Council.
Program 2.A.5 Work with Habitat for Humanity and the Establish strategy in 2022-Establish strategy in 2025.
Coachella Valley Housing Coalition to 2023, annually throughout identify locations and develop funding for planning period and as parcels become available
Program 2.A.6 On-going as part of the Requests for density bonuses are evaluated through the development review process. affordable housing projects on the basis of development application its requirements. process
Program 2.B.1 In older neighborhoods where extremely- On-going as part of the This program will not be continued. low, low-and very-low-income households annual budget process are a significant portion of the residents,
including the lower Cove and Panorama
coordination with annual review of the CIP
forthe imorovement of streats water
sewer, and flood control improvements to
bring these facilities into compliance with
current standards. Target one
improvement project annually in the CIP.
Program 2.8.2 Maintain the City's database of affordable On-going as required by AB Redevelopment Agency dissolved; efforts ongoing under the Community and housing projects and units, and the 987 Economic Development Department.
Housing Replacement Plan, and develop
action plans should these units be
converted or destroyed per AB 987.
Program 2.B.3 The Planning Division shall work with On-going as part of the Cooperation with the County Housing Authority ongoing under the Community and affordable housing development partners annual Housing Element Economic Development Department. and the County Housing Authority to review procoss.
identify innovative housing solutions for
extremely-low-, very-low-, low-income
households and the elderly.
Program 2.C.1 Any conversion of existing mobile home On-going Code Compliance No action in 2024. parks to permanent housing will continue Division, and as part of the o be regulated by ordinance to ensure that Planning Department revien an appropriate relocation plan for park of any proposal to convert a residents is developed and implemented. mobile home park. in addition, the City will seek to ensure that
existing mobile home parks meet current
sancares unt such me mannev are
converted to permanent housing.
Program 2.C.2 On-going per City ordinance Ongoing through maintenance of Ordinance No. 48 (Mobile Home Fair Practices Commission).
greements
Program 2.D.1 ontinue to pursue prototype highe On-going as part of the oning Code update will also consider standards to promote higher density housin ensity housing in the Downtown area, I levelopment review process and mixed use development in the Downtown are rher the concents of mixed use in th and the annual Housing urban core. Element review
Program 2.D.2 Maintain provisions in the Zoning -going per City ordinance Various zoning designations and specific plans have been revised to permit mix Ordinance which allow for residential uses ed and live/work un in the second story of commercial centers
in the Downtown area.
Program 2.D.3 Develop incentives for consolidating On-going as part of the On-going: Zoning Code update will consider incentives to accommodate affordable smaller parcels to better accommodate development review housing projects. Entillements process is complete for Site #11 and #12, and ongoing affordable housing projects with focus on process. Site #1 parcels for Sites #1. the Downtown area. Incentives may shall be consolidated no include, but are not limited to, expedited more than 3 years after rocessing, reduced fees and flexible approval of this Housing evelopment standards such as reduced Element update.
parking requirements. The City shall
insolidate all parcels that comprise Site:
1 (all City-owned), #11, and #12
Program 2.E.1 arie sparent ensure i (ropen ever proces anderin arse and tele space rilent proces natudes equate security and 'defensible space"
Program 2.E.2 Al existing assisted affordable housing On-going as part of the lice and Fire Department continue to review projects as part of the entitlem projects will provide safe, defensible space inspection process cess. Code Compliance continues to ensure that existing affordable hous accessible to Police and Fire Departments. projects are compliant with the CMC.
Program 2.F.1 To remove govemment constraints to the 2022-2023 All proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendments have been made except: in Chapter development of affordable housing, a 9.104.060B "Grounds for approving application" under "Reasonable Accommodations comprehensive update of the Zoning Code for People with Disabilities", remove item 3 which states "the potential impact on and Zoning Map shall be completed within adjacent properties" shall be considered when approving reasonable accommodation 2 years of the approval of the Housing applications.
Element to ensure complete zoning
consistency with the General Plan and to
remove covermental constraints to the
provision of all housin pAllow
transitional and supportive housing by-right
in zones where multilam v and mixed use
are permited. Inquding nonresidential
zones permitting multifamily uses pursuant
to Government Coce Section 65651-
Update Zoning Code map to include PAH
overlay zone; Update emergency shelter
parkino standards oer Government Coce
Section 65583 (a) (4); Add ministerial
considerations for second
dwelling accessory dwelling units and
permit by-right in residential zones
pursuant to Government Code Section
65852.2; Update the definition of "family"
to remove the limit of five unrelated
ind allowed in all residential zones by-righ
in the same manner as other residential
uses: "Employee housing" shall be defines
and permitted by right if 6 or fewer dwelling
units, 7 or more dwelling units will be
permitted per similar dwelling types of the
same size in the same zone;
Program 3.A.1 All City codes, including the California On-going enforcement The Building and Code Compliance Divisions continue with these efforts.
Building Code, will be enforced in the City's
Building Division and Code Enforcement
Division. so that existing unite are
maintained in good repair.
Program 3.A.2 The City shall develo a Housing Develop the Housing The City is currently using CDBG funds for the Sidewalk Repair Assistance Program Rehabilitation Program that provides Rehabilitation Program no and for fair housing services in partnership with the Fair Housing Council of the access to low interest loans funded by more than 1 year after County of Riverside. nood to unak o prien am lies their element of the ousing homes safe to occupy to prevent Program shall include a shedule for windshiek!
program, the City shall also conduct a City-surveys 3 years apart. Code wide windshield survey every 3 years to enforcement is on-going. identify general housing conditions to
estimate the number of residential
structures in need of rehabilitation or
replacement. The program should target
short-, medium-, and long-range plans for
the rehabilitation of existing units, and the
development of quality single-family
housing. Special attention should be made
to the area north of Dinah Shore Drive,
generally west of Date Palm Drive, known
as the Whitewater neighborhood. The City
shall strive to assist 40 very low-and low-
income households during the planning
Program 3.A.3 Maintain an inventory that lists existing Once every 5 years Infrastructure projects to address these needs are ongoing. For example: California neighborhoods with substandard State Water Resource Control Board grant has been awarded to fund sewer systems infrastructure, including partially paved for areas on septic: Via De Anza project in partnership with CVWD is underway to roads, substandard water lines, flooding install new water systems. problems, absence of sewer service and
lack of street lighting, quantify the need for
improvements and identify funding
sources. Assign bond proceeds in
coordination with annua review of the CIP
for the improvement of streets, water,
sewer, and other substandard
infrastructure improvements to hring thesel
facilities into compliance with current
tandards. Target one improvemen
roject annually in the Cli
Program 3.A.4 The Code Enforcement Department of the On-going The Code Enforcement Department, now under the Community Development Fire Department shall continue to maintain Department, continues to manage these efforts. Graffiti abatement has been and upgrade living conditions in those contracted out which has resulted in more effective abatement of graffiti. neighborhoods with serious endemic
roblems to ensure safe, sanitary, an
healthy living condition throughout al
neighborhoods of the City through existing
and future programs such as the Graffiti
Elimination Program. Target 25 homes
annually for living condition upgrades.
Table H
Locally Owned Surplus Sites
Parcel Identifier Designation Size Notes
Number of Surplus Parcel Size (in
APN Street Address/Intersection Existing Use Notes
Units Designation acres)
Summary Row: Start Data Entry Below
687-475-006 northwest corner of East Palm Canyon Drive and Vacant Surplus Land 1.8 West Buddy Rogers Avenue