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Attachment B

Community & Economic Development Committee (ced)
May 23, 2022

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Attachment B
Meeting
May 23, 2022
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Community & Economic Development Committee (ced)
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1. Cost of Residential
Development Study Update
High Impact
High Effort
Moderate Impact

3. Make Additional
Residential Units Available in
North San José

7. Work with BAHFA on
Moderate-Income
Financing Strategy
Low Impact
Moderate Effort
Impact TBD

8. Amend the Zoning
Ordinance to Allow for 100%
Affordable

17. Explore Creation of a
Land Trust
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18. Moderate-Income
Housing Strategy

21. Explore Policy for Housing
on Public School Lands

25. Explore the Creation of a
Land Acquisition Loan Fund

24. Develop an Affordable
Housing Siting Policy

20. Apply the Mobilehome
Park Land Use Designation
through City-initiated General
Plan Amendments to the
Remaining 56 Mobilehome
Parks
Moderate Effort
Low Effort
High Effort
Moderate Effort
High Effort

16. Modify Martha Garden
Specific Plan

10. Allow Affordable Housing
on Assembly Use Sites

26. Complete the PDO/PIO
Fee Study

19. Update Downtown Zoning
requirements to eliminate
parking requirements.

9. Explore Opportunities for
High-Density Residential
Development in Areas
Surrounding SJSU

6. Align Zoning with
the General Plan

5. Assessment of
Fair Housing

4. Housing Element Update

2. Updated Downtown
Residential
High-rise Program
High Effort

27. Update to Council Policy
5-1: Transportation Policy
Housing Crisis Workplan Prioritization and Impact
Attachment B

23. Consider Strategies to
Eliminate Incentive to Use
Outside Bond Issuers

22. Establish Regular
Coordination Meetings to
Communicate Affordable
Housing Timelines

28. Updated Feasibility
Study for CLF

11. Develop Impact Fee
Registry

13. Explore Reducing
Signature Project Size
Threshold

29. Explore Allowing "SB 9
Type" Housing on Additional
Properties

12. Explore Temporary
Suspension of Construction
Taxes for Affordable Housing
Moderate Effort

14. GP Amendment to
Remove Affordable
Commercial Requirement

15. Zoning to Allow for
Housing in Business
Corridors
Moderate Impact
Italics = Newly Added Items
Impact
High Impact:
• Expected to enable production of 100+ market-rate or affordable housing units; OR • Expected to result in the preservation of affordable housing units; OR • Expected to result in significant time and/or cost savings for development.

Moderate Impact:
• Expected to enable production of 50-100 market-rate or affordable housing units; OR • May result in the preservation of affordable housing units; OR • May result in time and/or cost savings for market-rate or affordable housing units Low Impact:
• Unlikely to result in the creation of new market-rate or affordable units; OR • Expected to result in the production of 50 or less housing units; OR • Unlikely to result in the preservation of affordable housing units Impact TBD:
• Not enough work has been done on the item to understand its full impact, so no determination can be made yet Legally Required:
• City is required to complete work due to state or federal rules/law Level of Effort:

High Effort:
• Significant staff time and resources that may require a multi-year effort Moderate Effort:
• Moderate staff time and resources required and less than 12 months to complete Low Effort:
• Minimal staff time required to complete

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