Attachment A
Housing & Community Development Commission Accomplishments for FY 2022-23
Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Administrative Discussions
1. Adopt Commission’s
Accomplishments for FY
2021-22
August 15, 2022
Review, discuss, and adopt the Housing and
Community Development Commission’s
Fiscal Year 2021-22 Accomplishments for
submission to the City Council’s Community
and Economic Development Committee at
its August 22, 2022 meeting.
Commissioner Tran made the motion to adopt the Housing and Community Development Commission’s Fiscal Year 2021-22
Accomplishments for submission to the City Council’s Community and Economic Development Committee at its August 22, 2022 meeting, with a second by Vice Chair Dawson. The motion passed 9-0.
Yes: O’Connell, Dawson, Shoor, Vong, Navarro, Wheeler,
Partida, Tran, Moore (9)
No: (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Del Buono (2)
2. Adopt Commission’s Work
Plan for FY 2022-23
August 15, 2022
Review, discuss, and adopt the Housing and
Community Development Commission’s
Fiscal Year 2022-23 Work Plan, for
consideration by the City Council’s
Community and Economic Development
Committee at its August 22, 2022 meeting.
Commissioner Tran made the motion to approve the Housing and Community Development Commission’s Fiscal Year 2022-23 Work Plan giving staff and the chair the flexibility to change dates as needed, with a second by Vice Chair Dawson. The motion passed 7- 0 with 1 abstention.
Yes: O’Connell, Dawson, Shoor, Vong, Navarro, Wheeler,
Tran (7)
No: None (0)
Abstain: Moore (1)
Absent: Jasinsky, Del Buono, Partida (3)
Policy & Programmatic Discussions
3. First Substantial
Amendment to the Fiscal
Year 2022-23 Annual Action
Plan to Transfer
Neighborhood Stabilization
Program Income Funds to
Conduct a public hearing on the proposed
First Substantial Amendment to the Fiscal
Year 2022-23 Annual Action Plan on the
transfer and use of Neighborhood
Stabilization Program income funds to the
Community Development Block Grant
Commissioner Wheeler made the motion to recommend to the City Council it approve the proposed First Substantial Amendment, with a second by Commissioner Dawson. The motion passed 10-0.
Yes: O’Connell, Jasinsky, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Wheeler, Partida, Tran, Moore (10)
No: (0)
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# Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Community Development
Block Grant for Eligible Uses
September 8, 2022
Program for eligible uses, take public
comment as required by the U.S.
Department and Housing and Urban
Development, review the staff report, and
make recommendations to the City Council
to approve the proposed First Substantial
Amendment.
Absent: Navarro (1)
4. Public Hearing on the Fiscal
Year 2021-22 Consolidated
Annual Performance
Evaluation Report (CAPER)
September 8, 2022
Hold a public hearing on the report on the
progress towards achieving the housing and
community development goals identified in
the City's five-year Consolidated Plan and
the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Annual Action Plan
regarding the use of federal funds from the
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development, and recommend that the City
Council approve the Fiscal Year 2021-22
CAPER.
Commissioner Wheeler made the motion to recommend that
Housing staff amend, if needed, the Council memo for the Fiscal Year 2021-22 CAPER to add for each line item the amount allocated and spent, rename outcomes to outputs, add progress towards five-year goals, add outcomes, and add evaluation of each program with a second by Moore. The motion passed 7-2.
Yes: O’Connell, Jasinsky, Shoor, Vong, Wheeler, Tran,
Moore (7)
No: Dawson, Del Buono (2)
Absent: Navarro, Partida (2)
5. Rent Stabilization Program
Fiscal Year 2021-2022
Quarter 4 Report for
Apartments, Including the
Apartment Rent Ordinance,
Tenant Protection
Ordinance, and Ellis Act
Ordinance
September 8, 2022
Review the report on the Rent Stabilization
Program for Apartments in Quarter 4 of
Fiscal Year 2021-2022 and provide possible
recommendations to staff.
Commissioner Moore made the motion to update Chart 6 to make the time period the same for rent-stabilized and market-rate rents, with a second by Commissioner Wheeler. The motion passed 9-0.
Yes: O’Connell, Jasinsky, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Wheeler, Tran, Moore (9)
No: None (0)
Absent: Navarro, Partida (2)
6. Rent Stabilization Program
Fiscal Year 2021-2022
Quarter 4 Report for
Mobilehomes, Including the
Review the report on the Rent Stabilization
Program for Mobilehomes in Quarter 4 of
Fiscal Year 2021-2022 and provide possible
recommendations to staff.
Commissioner O’Connell made the motion to accept the report and ask staff to report back to the Commission this fall on possible actions with respect to issues in the mobilehome park Trailer Terrace, with a second by Commissioner Wheeler. The motion passed 8-1 with 1 abstention.
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# Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Mobilehome Rent
Ordinance
September 8, 2022
Yes: O’Connell, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Wheeler, Partida, Tran (8)
No: Jasinsky (1)
Abstain: Moore (1)
Absent: Navarro (1)
7. Study Session on the Draft
2023-2031 Housing Element
October 13, 2022
Hold a study session on the Draft 2023-2031
Housing Element and give feedback to staff
on draft Chapter 3, Housing Goals and
Strategies.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made.
8. Measure E Transfer Tax
Annual Report for Fiscal
Year 2021-2022
November 10, 2022
Review the Measure E Transfer Tax Annual
Report for Fiscal Year 2021-2022 and
provide possible recommendations.
Commissioner Partida made the motion to recommend City Council that it amend the Measure E allocation plan to increase the Homelessness Prevention and Rental Assistance from 10% to 20%, reduce the Creation of New Affordable Housing for Extremely LowIncome Households category from 40% to 35%, and reduce the Creation of New Affordable Housing for Low-Income Households from 30% to 25%, with a second by Commissioner Navarro. The motion passed 10-0.
Yes: O’Connell, Jasinsky, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Navarro, Partida, Tran, Moore (10)
No: (0)
Absent: Wheeler (1)
9. Housing Crisis Work Plan
Update
November 10, 2022
Review the final status report on
implementation of the Housing Crisis Work
Plan and the transition to a newlyestablished Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan aligned with the timeline and goals of
the Housing Element, and make possible
recommendations to staff or the City
Council.
Commissioners received the update, made comments, and asked clarifying questions; no motions were made.
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# Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action
10. Commissioner-initiated
Item on Encampment
Locations
November 10, 2022
Receive the report, form an ad hoc
committee, authorize the ad hoc committee
to conduct further research and draft a
letter or report for the Commission’s
consideration at a future meeting, and/or
make possible recommendations to the City
Council.
Commissioner Jasinsky made the motion to recommend to the City Council that it adopt a 150-foot buffer zone between mobilehome communities and homeless encampments to protect mobilehome communities from fire to preserve the affordable housing stock, with a second by Commissioner Moore. The motion passed 8-1.
Yes: O’Connell, Jasinsky, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Partida, Moore (8)
No: Tran (1)
Absent: Navarro, Wheeler (2)
Commissioner Partida made the motion to retroactively form an ad hoc committee through March 2023 to discuss potential policy ideas on homeless encampment locations, including Commissioners Partida, Vong, Jasinsky, O'Connell, with a second by Commissioner Jasinsky. The motion passed 9-0.
Yes: O’Connell, Jasinsky, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Partida, Tran, Moore (9)
No: None (0)
Absent: Navarro, Wheeler (2)
11. Rent Stabilization Program
Fiscal Year 2022-2023
Quarter 1 Report for
Apartments, Including the
Apartment Rent Ordinance,
Tenant Protection
Ordinance, and Ellis Act
Ordinance
December 08, 2022
Review the report on the Rent Stabilization
Program for apartments in Quarter 1 of
Fiscal Year 2022-2023 and provide possible
recommendations to staff.
Commissioner Dawson made the motion to recommend that Chair Shoor or designee would speak on item 2.19 at the Council meeting on 12/13/22 on behalf of the Commission's desire to see funds approved per staff recommendation for the Eviction Diversion and Settlement Program, with a second by Commissioner Del Buono.
The motion passed 10-0.
Yes: O’Connell, Jasinsky, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Navarro, Wheeler, Partida, Moore (10)
No: None (0)
Absent: Tran (1)
12. Rent Stabilization Program
Fiscal Year 2022-2023
Quarter 1 Report for
Mobilehomes
Review the report on the Rent Stabilization
Program for apartments in Quarter 1 of
Fiscal Year 2022-2023 and provide possible
recommendations to staff.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made.
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# Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action December 08, 2022
13. Second Study Session on
the Draft 2023-2031
Housing Element
December 08, 2022
Hold a second study session on the Draft
2023-2031 Housing Element and give
feedback to staff on draft Chapter 3,
Housing Goals and Strategies, focusing on
Section 3.2 Housing for People Experiencing
Homelessness and Section 3.3 Housing
Stability.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made. Notes on Commissioner comments will be created for all three study sessions and included in future draft minutes.
14. Third Study Session on the
Draft 2023-2031 Housing
Element
January 12, 2023
Hold a third study session on the Draft 2023-
2031 Housing Element and give feedback to
staff on draft Chapter 3, Housing Goals and
Strategies, focusing on Section 3.4: Healthy,
thriving neighborhoods with access to good
jobs, schools, transportation, and other
resources, and Section 3.5: Racially and
socially inclusive neighborhoods that
overcome past and present discrimination.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made. Notes on Commissioner comments will be created for all three study sessions and included in future draft minutes.
15. Sixth Substantial
Amendment to the Fiscal
Year 2019-2020 Annual
Action Plan for the
Reallocation of Coronavirus
Aid Relief and Economic
Security Act Funds Awarded
by the United States
Department of Housing and
Urban Development for
Eligible Uses
February 9, 2023
Conduct a Public Hearing on the Sixth
Substantial Amendment to the Fiscal Year
2019-2020 Annual Action Plan (Action Plan)
to reallocate $6,770,616 in Community
Development Block Grant CARES Act funds
among eligible uses, take public comment as
required by the U.S. Department of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD), and
recommend to the City Council it approve
the Sixth Substantial Amendment.
Commissioner Dawson made the motion to recommend to the City Council it approve the Sixth Substantial Amendment to the 2019- 2020 Annual Action Plan, with a second by Commissioner Navarro.
Yes: Finn, Jasinsky, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong,
Navarro, Wheeler, Partida, Tran, Jackson, Moore, Cardoza, Oppie (14)
No: (0)
Absent: (0)
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16. Rent Stabilization Program
Strategic Plan Update
February 9, 2023
Review a progress update on the Strategic
Plan for the Rent Stabilization Programs
(Apartment Rent Ordinance, Mobilehome
Rent Ordinance, Tenant Protection
Ordinance, and Ellis Act Ordinance) and give
feedback to staff on content.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made.
17. First Substantial
Amendment to the Fiscal
Year 2022-2023 Annual
Action Plan to Include the
American Rescue Plan Act
HOME Allocation Plan
March 9, 2023
Conduct a public hearing on the First
Substantial Amendment to the Fiscal Year
2022-2023 Annual Action Plan regarding the
use of HOME Investment Partnerships
Program American Rescue Plan Act (HOMEARP) federal funds from the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD), and recommend
approval to the City Council.
Commissioner Moore made the motion to move 15% of $4.5
million in TBRA to homelessness prevention for use on rental assistance and move 15% to supportive services, with a second by Commissioner Partida.
Yes: Finn, Shoor, Vong, Navarro, Partida, Moore, Cardoza (7)
No: Dawson, Del Buono, Tran, Oppie (4)
Absent: Jasinsky, Wheeler (2)
Abstain: Jackson (1)
18. Fiscal Year 2023-2024
Annual Action Plan Funding
Priorities
March 9, 2023
Conduct a public hearing on funding
priorities for the Fiscal Year 2023-2024
Annual Action Plan for the use of formula
funds from the U.S. Department of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD), and provide
possible input to staff on proposed funding
priorities for the City’s next Annual Action
Plan.
The Commission conducted a public hearing. Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff, and comments from the public were noted. No motions were made.
19. Rent Stabilization Program
Fiscal Year 2022-2023
Quarter 2 Report for
Apartments, Including the
Apartment Rent Ordinance,
Tenant Protection
Ordinance, and Ellis Act
Ordinance
March 9, 2023
Review the report on the Rent Stabilization
Program for apartments in Quarter 2 of
Fiscal Year 2022-2023 and provide possible
recommendations to staff.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made.
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20. Rent Stabilization Program
Fiscal Year 2022-2023
Quarter 2 Report for
Mobilehomes
March 9, 2023
Review the report on the Rent Stabilization
Program for mobilehomes in Quarter 2 of
Fiscal Year 2022-2023 and provide possible
recommendations to staff.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made.
21. Homelessness Annual
Report for Fiscal Year 2021-
2022
March 9, 2023
Review the Annual Homelessness Report for
Fiscal Year (FY) 2021-2022 and recommend
that the City Council approve the report.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made.
22. Draft Community
Opportunity to Purchase
Program (COPA)
March 16, 2023
Review the staff report on the draft
Community Opportunity to Purchase
Program (COPA), which would give the right
of first and final offer to qualified nonprofits
to purchase properties covered by the
program in order to increase the stock of
preserved and permanently affordable
homes, and make possible
recommendations.
Commissioner Dawson made the motion to support staff
recommendations for draft program on Commission report dated March 9, 2023, pages 23 - 32, with a second by Commissioner Del Buono.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Navarro, Partida,
Cardoza (7)
No: Moore (1)
Absent: Jasinsky, Vong, Wheeler, Oppie (4)
Abstain: Jackson (1)
Commissioner Moore made the motion to include incentives that properties acquired through COPA are sold to their renters who remain in place, with a second by Commissioner Navarro.
Yes: Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Navarro, Partida, Jackson, Moore, Cardoza (8)
No: (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Vong, Wheeler, Oppie (4)
Abstain: Finn (1)
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23. First Draft Fiscal Year 2023-
2024 Annual Action Plan
April 13, 2023
1) Conduct a Public Hearing on the Draft
Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Annual Action Plan
(Action Plan) for the use of federal funds
from the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD), and take public
comment as required by HUD, 2) Provide
Housing Department staff with input on the
draft Action Plan and proposed funding, and
3) Recommend to the City Council it approve
the Draft Action Plan.
Vice Chair Dawson made the motion to move to close the public hearing, with a second by Commissioner Moore. The motion passed 11-0.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Wheeler,
Partida, Jackson, Moore, Cardoza, Oppie (11)
No: (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Navarro, Tran (3)
Commissioner Vong made the motion to recommend to the City Council it approve the Draft Action Plan, with a second by Commissioner Cardoza. The motion passed 11-0.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Wheeler,
Partida, Jackson, Moore, Cardoza, Oppie (11)
No: (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Navarro, Tran (3)
24. Rent Stabilization Program
Fees for Fiscal Year 2023-
2024
April 13, 2023
Review the proposed fee structure for Fiscal
Year 2023-2024 for the Rent Stabilization
Program as stated below, and recommend
that the City Council approve the proposed
fees:
i. Annual Apartment Rent Control
Fee: increase from $65.00 per
unit to $72.00
ii. ii. Annual Apartment Non-Rent
Control Fee: increase from
$15.00 per unit to $34.00
iii. Annual Mobilehome Rent
Control Fee: increase from
$30.00 per unit to $33.00, and
iv. Fees in connection with
withdrawal of a building under
the Ellis Act Ordinance: maintain
$2,833 per unit for up to 10
Commissioner Moore made the motion that staff propose an increase in the Annual Apartment Rent Control Fee limited to 5%, for a total of $68.25 instead of $72, with a second by Commissioner Oppie. The motion failed, 2-6-3.
Yes: Moore, Oppie (2)
No: Dawson, Del Buono, Vong, Wheeler, Partida, Jackson (6)
Absent: Jasinsky, Navarro, Tran (3)
Abstain: Shoor, Finn, Cardoza (3)
Commissioner Partida made the motion to recommend that the City Council adopt the proposed fees:
i. Annual Apartment Rent Control Fee: increase from
$65.00 per unit to $72.00 ii.
ii. Annual Apartment Non-Rent Control Fee: increase from $15.00 per unit to $34.00 iii.
iii. Annual Mobilehome Rent Control Fee: increase from
$30.00 per unit to $33.00, and iv.
iv. Fees in connection with withdrawal of a building under the Ellis Act Ordinance: maintain $2,833 per unit for up to 10 units and $951 per unit for over 10 units,
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10 units.
with a second by Commissioner Del Buono. The motion passed, 8-2-
1. Yes: Finn, Dawson, Del Buono, Wheeler, Partida, Jackson, Cardoza, Oppie (8)
No: Vong, Moore (2)
Absent: Jasinsky, Navarro, Tran (3)
Abstain: Shoor (1)
25. Housing Trust Fund Budget
for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
April 13, 2023
Acting as the Housing Trust Fund Oversight
Committee, recommend that the Director of
Housing approve the expenditure plan for
the Housing Trust Fund of $2,927,184
(corrected) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-2024.
Commissioner Moore made the motion that the Commission, acting as the Housing Trust Fund Oversight Committee, recommend that the Director of Housing approve the expenditure plan for the Housing Trust Fund of $2,927,184 for Fiscal Year 20232024, with a second by Commissioner Wheeler. The motion passed, 8-0-2.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Del Buono, Wheeler, Partida, Jackson, Cardoza, Cardoza (8)
No: None (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Navarro, Tran, Vong (4)
Abstain: Shoor, Oppie (2)
26. Proposed Changes to the
Percentage Allocations and
the Spending Plan for Fiscal
Year 2023-2024 Including
Uncommitted Funds
Recaptured from Fiscal Year
2020-2021 through Fiscal
Year 2022-2023 for
Measure E Transfer Tax
Funds
May 11, 2023
Review the staff report and provide possible
recommendations to the City Council
regarding the following:
A. Proposed changes to the percentage
allocations in the allocation
framework for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
to: (1)5% for administration with the
remaining revenue allocated as
follows: (2)0% for the creation of
new affordable housing for
extremely low-income households;
(3)0% for the creation of new
affordable housing for low-income
households; (4)0% for the creation
of new affordable housing for
moderate-income households;
Commissioner Navarro made a motion that Commission not
approve recommendation A or B and instead reaffirms the current spending percentages already in place consistent with City Council Policy 1-18, with a second by Commissioner Oppie. The motion passed 11-0.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Navarro,
Partida, Tran, Jackson, Cardoza, Oppie (11)
No: None (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Wheeler, Moore (3)
Commissioner Finn made a motion that the Commission write a strongly worded letter to the Mayor and Council reflecting the Commission’s discussion to be composed by Vice Chair Dawson, with copies to the City Manager and City Clerk, with a second by Commissioner Oppie. The motion passed 11-0.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Navarro,
Partida, Tran, Jackson, Cardoza, Oppie (11)
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# Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action (5)20% for homeless prevention,
gender-based violence programs,
legal services, and rental assistance;
and (6)80% for homeless support
programs including shelter
construction and operations
B. Proposed spending plan for Fiscal
Year 2023-2024 based upon the
changes to percentage allocations,
that includes the reallocation of $87
million of uncommitted revenue
comprised of $17 million from FY
2020-2021, $20.4 million from FY
2021-2022, and $49.5 million from
FY 2022-2023 to: (1)22% for
administration, with the remaining
revenue allocated as follows: (2)21%
for the creation of new affordable
housing for extremely low-income
households (3)57% for the creation
of new affordable housing for lowincome households; (4)0% for the creation of new affordable housing
for moderate-income households;
(5)4% for homeless prevention,
gender-based violence programs,
legal services and rental assistance;
and (6)18% for homeless support
programs including shelter
construction and operations.
No: None (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Wheeler, Moore (3)
Commissioner Dawson made a motion that Chair Shoor speak or designate a surrogate commissioner to address City Council on behalf of the Measure E Oversight Committee for the budget item
3.3 on Tuesday 5/16/23, with a second by Commissioner Finn. The motion passed 11-0.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Navarro,
Partida, Tran, Jackson, Cardoza, Oppie (11)
No: None (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Wheeler, Moore (3)
27. Seventh Substantial
Amendment to the Fiscal
Year 2019-2020 Annual
a) Conduct a Public Hearing on the Fiscal
Year 2019-2020 Annual Action Plan to
reallocate a portion of the Community
Commissioner Finn made the motion to accept the staff
recommendation, with a second by Commissioner Del Buono. The motion passed 10-0.
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# Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Objective for 22-23 Recommended Actions Commission Action Action Plan to Reallocate a
Portion of Community
Development Block Grant
Cares Act Funding Awarded
by the United States
Department of Housing and
Urban Development
May 11, 2023
Development Block Grant Coronavirus Aid,
Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act
(CDBG-CV) funding awarded by the United
States Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) to the City of San José;
b)Approve the Seventh Substantial
Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2019-2020
Annual Action Plan to amend the CDBG-CV
Program Allocation Plan and reallocate
$250,000 in unused CDBG-CV funds from the
Law Foundation of Silicon Valley to Sacred
Heart Community Services for the Eviction
Diversion and Settlement Program; and
c)Recommend to the City Council it approve
the Seventh Substantial Amendment to the
Fiscal Year 2019-2020 Annual Action Plan.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Del Buono, Vong, Navarro,
Partida, Tran, Jackson, Cardoza, Oppie (11)
No: None (0)
Absent: Jasinsky, Wheeler, Moore (3)
28. Information Briefing on the
Soft Story Seismic Retrofit
Program
May 11, 2023
Receive the briefing on the Soft Story
Seismic Retrofit Project and provide
feedback to staff on the outreach and
engagement strategy to maximize
stakeholder participation and input on
program elements.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and gave feedback to staff. No motions were made.
29. Draft 2023-2031 Housing
Element
June 8, 2023
Review the Draft 2023-2031 Housing
Element and the Planning Commission
Memorandum dated May 24, 2023 and
recommend the City Council approve the
Housing Element.
Commissioner Tran moved that the Commission recommend the City Council approve the Housing Element, with a second by Commissioner Finn. The motion passed 6-2.
Yes: Finn, Dawson, Shoor, Partida, Tran, Jackson (6)
No: Jasinsky, Moore (2)
Absent: Del Buono, Vong, Navarro, Wheeler, Cardoza,
Oppie (6)