2024
HOUSING
WORKSHOP
March 5, 2024
Recent Housing Legislation
SB 423 SB 4 SB 684 AB 1490 AB1663
AB 1307 AB 1449 SB 91 AB 365 AB 1287
SB 747 AB 480 AB 1308 AB 2536 AB 821
AB 529 AB 1033 AB 976 AB 1332 AB 434
AB 1485 SB 439 AB 1218 AB 911 AB 894
AB 2011 SB 6 AB 2234 AB 2295 SB 886
AB 2668 AB 2334 AB 1551 AB 682 AB 2097
AB 2221 SB 897 AB 916 SB 561 AB 2233
AB 2592 AB 2094 AB 2653 AB 2339
Recent Housing Legislation, Continued
SB 423 – Extension and
expansion of streamlined
ministerial approval law (SB
35).
SB 4 – By-right approval for
affordable housing on land owned
by religious organizations and
higher education institutions.
SB 684 – Ministerial approval
of up to 10-unit housing
projects on small sites.
AB 2234 – Timelines for post-
entitlement permit review.
Recent Housing Legislation, Continued
AB 1287 – Additional density
bonuses for very low- or
moderate-income
developments.
AB 2011 and SB 6 – Streamlined
ministerial pathway for housing
development on commercially
zoned parcels.
AB 1332 – Streamlined review
(30 days) of preapproved ADU
plans.
AB 2097 – No parking minimums
for residential, commercial, or
other development projects
within a half-mile of public transit.
2021-2029 Housing Element
Goal 1
Maintain and improve the quality of existing
housing and residential neighborhoods in
Rocklin.
Goal 2
Facilitate the provision of a range of housing
types to meet the diverse needs of the
community.
Goal 3
Provide adequate housing sites through
appropriate land use and zoning
designations to accommodate the City’s
share of the regional housing needs.
Goal 4
Mitigate or remove potential governmental
constraints to housing production and
affordability.
Goal 5
Coordinate and cooperate with surrounding
jurisdictions to address regional housing
issues, including the supply of affordable
housing.
Goal 6
Promote equal opportunity for all residents
to reside in the housing of their choice.
Regional Housing Needs Allocation
The State mandates goals and
policies to facilitate housing
construction, which are
administered by the HCD.
HCD determines current and
future housing needs for each
region in California through their
Regional Housing Needs Plan.
The regional planning agency
(SACOG) then divides the projected
housing requirement amongst its
member jurisdictions. This is
known as the Regional Housing
Needs Allocation.
Jurisdictions are required to
provide an adequate number of
sites with the appropriate
General Plan land use
designation and zoning to
accommodate this housing
need.
RHNA Requirements for Rocklin
Income Category (% of County AMI) Number of Units Percent Extremely Low (30% or less) 955 17%
Very Low (31 to 50%) 956 17%
Low (51 to 80%) 1,151 20%
Moderate (81 to 120%) 771 14%
Above Moderate (Over 120%) 1,828 32%
Total 5,661 100%
Income Category
(% of County AMI) Under Construction/Required Remaining Need
Extremely Low (30% or less) 34/955 921
Very Low (31 to 50%) 60/956 896
Low (51 to 80%) 198/1,151 953
Moderate (81 to 120%) 42/771 729
Above Moderate (Over 120%) 948/1,828 880
Total 1,282/5,661 4,379
What is Affordable Housing?
ANNUAL INCOME BY
HOUSEHOLD SIZE
1 person
2 people
3 people
4 people
Very Low-Income (50% AMI)
Low-Income (80% AMI)
Median Income (Up to 100% AMI)
Moderate-Income (Up to 120% AMI)
$37,550 $42,900 $48,250 $53,600
$60,050 $68,600 $77,200 $85,750
$79,763 $91,120 $102,543 $113,900
$95,715 $109,344 $123,051 $136,680
Source: California Department of Housing and Community Development State Income Limits for 2023 Who Needs Affordable Housing In
Rocklin?
Marriage and
Family Therapists
$69,856
Social Worker
$71,766
Elementary
School Teacher
$78,610
Licensed
Practical Nurse
$74,020
Firefighter
$85,017
Cook
$40,596
Housekeeper
$44,254
Construction
Laborer
$57,352
Retail Sales
$41,108
Receptionist
$45,223
Electrician
$77,209
Childcare
Worker
$37,533
Mail Carrier
$60,469
Farm Worker
$40,656
Carpenter
$69,636
School Bus Driver
$58,211
Source: California Employment Development Department OEWS Survey- 2023, First Quarter Rentals in Rocklin
Source: Zillow.com
• Average rent in Rocklin: $2,900 (across all bedrooms and property types). • Rocklin has one of the highest median rents in the region. Highest rent for a 1-bedroom is $2,631, lowest is $1,771.
• 54 available rentals.
Snapshot of For-Sale Housing
Availability
Source: Zillow.com
87 available homes in
Rocklin, including
single-family homes,
mobile homes,
condos.
Monthly
Payment on
$385,000:
$2,800
Two condos:
$385,000
Five
manufactured
homes:
$59,000 -
$320,000
80 single-
family homes:
$595,000 -
$2.2 Million
Monthly
Payment on
$595,000:
$4,000
Monthly
Payment on
$59,000:
$1,400
Options to Consider
PRE-
APPROVED
ADU PLANS
INCLUSIONARY
HOUSING
ORDINANCE
IN-LIEU FEE
PROGRAM
AFFORDABLE
HOUSING
REQUIREMENT
Thank
you