with it.
I have included here the City Manager and Director Osburn both for transparency purposes and because there are some suggested questions to staff that we hope can be answered publicly.
I am also linking here the spreadsheet we prepared that projects, as closely as possible, the economic investment from the City in this policy if it was backfilled 100%.
Thank you for your consideration,
Jen
Jen Klose, J.D. [she/her] | Executive Director
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Did you read our open letter to the elected leaders of Sonoma County? Your voice has never been more important - sign the petition today!
From: Eris Weaver
To: City Council Public Comments
Cc: Sonia Byck-Barwick; [email protected]; Jen Klose; Board of Directors Subject: [EXTERNAL] Public Comment: Agenda Item 4.0
Date: Monday, April 8, 2024 12:51:42 PM
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Dear Mayor Rogers and Councilmembers:
While the Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition does not generally take a position on measures outside of our mission, we enthusiastically support the work of Generation Housing.
Housing, land use, and transportation are inextricably linked. Decades of autocentric planning, zoning that distances job centers from housing, and fees and permitting practices that favor single family homes have synergistically resulted in our current situation: expensive housing, long commutes, and autocentric streets that discourage active transportation and contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.
Incentivizing infill development of affordable multifamily housing with improved bike and pedestrian facilities advances the mission of both our organizations. Of Generation Housing’s five policy platforms, three intersect with ours:
People and Planet Before Parking
Zone for People
Incentivize Affordability
The staff report on impact fees appears to pit funding for affordable housing against funding for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. We reject that as a false dichotomy, as our transportation and housing problems are intertwined.
Thank you for your consideration.
Eris Weaver, Executive Director
Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition
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From: Alexandria F
To: CityCouncilListPublic
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Please support Generation Housing"s Proposal Date: Monday, April 8, 2024 3:01:01 PM
Dear City Council,
We urgently need to build more affordable, multi-family housing in our community. Rent prices continue to soar, and families are paying an unprecedented amount of their earnings on housing.
By now we should all know that sprawling suburban infrastructure bankrupts cities. Building more multifamily housing will bring more economic activity and provide a sustainable source of property tax revenues for Santa Rosa.
I urge you to adopt Generation Housing’s Right Size Impact Fee program as an emergency ordinance effective until the later of three years or the City’s 6th Cycle Regional Housing Needs Allocation (“RHNA”) obligations are met.
Thank you for reading,
Alex
From: Jen Klose
To: CityCouncilListPublic; Smith, Maraskeshia
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Agenda Item 4.1 - Support for the Right Size Impact Fee Policy Date: Monday, April 8, 2024 4:24:23 PM
Attachments: 2024 0408 North Bay NEXT Petition Signatures.pdf 2024 0409 Santa Rosa Coalition Letter Support for Right Size Impact Fee Affordable Housing Incentivization Program.pdf
Dear Mayor Rogers, Councilmembers, and City Manager Smith, Please find attached two letters in support of action to Right Size Impact Fees.
1. A coalition letter signed by 40 of our community partners. We are still collecting signatures from organizations as it makes its way through their approvals processes and will update you should anyone else sign on
2. All 225 signatures of our North Bay NEXT petition, calling for immediate action on housing, including our Right Size Fee program. We intentionally include signatures across Sonoma County, as we believe housing issues do not begin and end at jurisdictional boundaries, and that as the seat of Sonoma County, any action in Santa Rosa will have positive ripple effects across the County.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow afternoon,
Jen Klose, J.D. [she/her] | Executive Director
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Did you read our open letter to the elected leaders of Sonoma County? Your voice has never been more important - sign the petition today! 5 April 2024
An open letter to the elected leaders of Sonoma County, We have a disaster on our hands. Housing scarcity and high rents are causing families to forgo healthcare, increasing our community-wide stress, sti fling the local economy, and forcing some out of the county altogether. Homeownership has become elusive if not impossible for most.
Interest rates and material costs have skyrocketed, and the one-time funding responsible for much of the construction happening today is gone. Inaction will sink us deeper into a de
ficit; bold action is necessary to prevent homebuilding from slowing again to recession-era rates.
But we can
fix this; we have done it before. After the 2017 wild fires, our local leaders acted immediately to get people back into their homes. It was bold, fast, and decisive—and it worked.
This is not news to any of you, and that’s why each of our ten jurisdictions list housing as a top priority. It’s time to take action in line with those stated priorities.
We are calling on you to once again respond boldly, decisively, and quickly. North Bay NEXT is Generation Housing’s policy platform designed to accelerate housing production by
flexing our local governmental muscles to create the housing we need, and fast.
We call upon local jurisdictions to take these five straightforward action steps that will jumpstart local homebuilding immediately.
Vibrant, prosperous communities where everyone can contribute to an equitable, healthy, and resilient North Bay begins with homes. We cannot afford to wait.
North Bay NEXT: 5 Action Steps
Bring Millions to Fund Housing: Pass a resolution endorsing the BAHA regional bond measure to bring at least $403M to Sonoma County, and $179M to Napa County, for housing production and preservation.
Zone for People: End exclusionary zoning. Create more diverse and more affordable housing by allowing up to 4-plex housing in single-family zones and expand zoning for Missing Middle small apartment complexes. This also 427 Mendocino Ave, Suite 100
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empowers homeowners to maximize the value of their property, and takes a step toward righting the wrong of decades of discriminatory zoning practices.
Fast & Fair: Streamline housing development by integrating Design Review Boards into Planning Commissions. This accelerates housing projects while still ensuring transparency and accountability in decision-making.
Incentivize Affordability: Right Size Fees: Support near-term construction of Affordable and affordable-by-design workforce housing by right sizing fees and adopting fees based on square footage. This is an imperative offset to current economic forces making development
financially infeasible.
People & Planet over Parking: Let developers and their tenants make climate-smart decisions on parking needs by eliminating costly and heavy-handed parking mandates. This promotes a more sustainable approach to housing without passing on additional costs to residents.
Local policies aren't unchangeable laws of nature; they are guidelines created by people, and they are not written in stone. YOU have the POWER to rewrite them.
We call on you to be bold, decisive leaders, and to ACT swiftly, in alignment with your housing priorities, by taking these
five actions to move us toward a healthy,
prosperous, sustainable, North Bay NEXT.
In partnership,
Tami Alexander, City of Santa Rosa
Rocky Alexander, City of Santa Rosa
Frederick Allebach, City of Sonoma
Ximena Alvarez, City of Santa Rosa
Ingrid Anderson, City of Santa Rosa
Abby Arnold, City of Santa Rosa
Nichole Bankson, City of Santa Rosa
Vanessa Barajas, City of Santa Rosa
Dan Barwick, City of Healdsburg
Jessica Bautista, City of Santa Rosa
Laurie Bayen, City of Cotati
Kimberly Bender, City of Sebastopol
Ernest Berghof, City of Santa Rosa
Darryl Berlin, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Olive Blain, City of Santa Rosa
John Boarman, City of Santa Rosa
Bill Bolster, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Amy Christopherson Bolten,
Unincorporated County of Sonoma
Eli Booker, City of Santa Rosa
Stephanie Bowen, City of Santa Rosa
Violet Bowser, City of Santa Rosa
David Brown, City of Santa Rosa
Steven Brown, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
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Ryan Buxbaum, City of Santa Rosa
Sonia Byck-Barwick, City of
Healdsburg
Dave Cade, Town of Windsor
Ivy Cao, City of Santa Rosa
Lisa Carreno, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Dahlia Castro, City of Santa Rosa
Ann Ceglia, City of Petaluma
Sonu Chandi, City of Santa Rosa
Jennifer Chelini, City of Santa Rosa
Caitlin Childs, City of Santa Rosa
Ysabella Clark, City of Santa Rosa
Ahlina Climaco, City of Santa Rosa
Alissa Coenen, City of Sebastopol
Mary Condon, City of Santa Rosa
Fred Conklin, City of Santa Rosa
Janet Connors, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Angela Conte, City of Santa Rosa
Zoey Cook, City of Santa Rosa
Tony Crabb, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Gina Cuclis, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Sara Cummings, City of Petaluma
Wendy Davies, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
HARRY Davitian, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Amanda De Witt, City of Santa Rosa
David Delasantos, City of Petaluma
Delaney Detrick, City of Santa Rosa
Harman Dhillon, City of Santa Rosa
Jamie Diaz, City of Santa Rosa
Eugene Dilan, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Angie Dillon-Shore, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Katy Dillwood, City of Santa Rosa
Ana Diogo-Draper, City of Santa Rosa
John & Sara Donnelly, City of Sonoma
Alison Dykstra, City of Santa Rosa
Christine Ellis, City of Sebastopol
Todd Everett, City of Healdsburg
Kaylin Fechter, City of Santa Rosa
Belinda Fernandez, City of Santa Rosa
Kathy Ficco, City of Petaluma
Alexandria Fiorini, City of Santa Rosa
Nida Firdaws, City of Sonoma
Holly Flood, City of Santa Rosa
Paul Fritz, City of Sebastopol
Lauren Fuhry, City of Santa Rosa
Jaime Gage, City of Santa Rosa
Hilary Garcia Mejia, City of Santa Rosa
Fran Gast, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Ali Gaylord, City of Petaluma
JOHN GEARY, City of Santa Rosa
Gina Giacone, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Kelly Gilligan, City of Santa Rosa
Melissa Gomez, City of Petaluma
Ivette Gonzales, City of Santa Rosa
Anaid Gonzalez, City of Santa Rosa
Kathy Goodacre, City of Santa Rosa
Matt Goodacre, City of Santa Rosa
Kristofor Graber, City of Santa Rosa
Tammy Griffiths, City of Santa Rosa
Constance Grizzell, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Vicki Groninga, City of Santa Rosa
Gale Grubb, City of Santa Rosa
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Betsy J. Guillen Sanchez, City of Santa
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Mark Hale, City of Santa Rosa
Riley Hallin, City of Santa Rosa
Ann Hamilton, City of Sebastopol
Simone Harris, City of Santa Rosa
Rachel Harstad, City of Santa Rosa
Antony Hawke, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Meghan Hawley, City of Santa Rosa
Julie Heredia, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Daniela M. Hernandez, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Joceliny Hernandez-Sanchez, City of
Petaluma
Gene Hottel, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Jorge Inocencio, City of Santa Rosa
Bryce Jones, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Gail Judge, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Ali Kalia, City of Santa Rosa
Akash Kalia, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Sarah Kelley, City of Santa Rosa
Gillian Kendall, City of Cotati
Cynthia King, City of Santa Rosa
David Kittelstrom, City of Santa Rosa
Marie Kobus, City of Santa Rosa
Patricia Kuta, City of Santa Rosa
Ryan LaFrance, City of Santa Rosa
Mike Lagoyda, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
John Lane, City of Santa Rosa
Jasper Langberg, City of Sebastopol
Jason Lea, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Gary Lentz, City of Santa Rosa
Steve Leonard, City of Sebastopol
Hayley Lewis, City of Santa Rosa
Ryder Lewis, City of Santa Rosa
Gary Lindsay, City of Santa Rosa
Jennifer Litwak, City of Santa Rosa
Jennifer Litwak, City of Santa Rosa
Graves Liza, Unincorporated County of
Sonoma
Iris Lombard, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Judy Loomis, City of Santa Rosa
Kelly Lopez, City of Santa Rosa
Mike Lopez, City of Santa Rosa
Jennell Lucich, City of Santa Rosa
Daniel Lyke, City of Petaluma
Nicole MacDonald, City of Cotati
Catherine Madonia, City of Petaluma
Shan Magnuson, City of Santa Rosa
Ingrid Maltrud, City of Healdsburg
Anthony Marcelli, City of Santa Rosa
Lynne Margolies, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Charlene Marie, City of Petaluma
Amy Marshall, City of Santa Rosa
Deborah Martin, City of Santa Rosa
Bobby McGovern, City of Santa Rosa
Lily Medin, City of Santa Rosa
Michael Menendez, City of Santa Rosa
Tomas Mercado, City of Santa Rosa
Dominic Milan, City of Santa Rosa
Stacie Miller, City of Santa Rosa
Elise Mitchell, City of Santa Rosa
Tiffani Montgomery, City of Santa Rosa
Ty Mooney, City of Rohnert Park
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Cassaundra Morales, City of Santa
Rosa
Shawna Morales, City of Cloverdale
Olivia Morris, City of Santa Rosa
Walter Muelken, City of Sebastopol
Tamara Murrell, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
kathleen Needels, City of Rohnert Park
Marina Nunez, City of Santa Rosa
Jessica ODonnell, City of Santa Rosa
Disns ODonohue, City of Santa Rosa
Danielle Onesto, City of Santa Rosa
Scott Ormerod, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Natalie Ortiz, City of Santa Rosa
Robert Pendoley, City of Santa Rosa
Dawn Peterson, City of Santa Rosa
Dawn Peterson, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Hailey Phalavong, City of Santa Rosa
Ellen Picard, City of Santa Rosa
Katherine Pitts, City of Santa Rosa
dennis pocekay, City of Petaluma
Penelope Porch, City of Santa Rosa
Diahanna Post, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Bertha Powell, City of Santa Rosa
Karen Preuss, City of Cotati
Valeria Reyes, City of Santa Rosa
Dominique Ridley, City of Sebastopol
Ashley Rochman, City of Santa Rosa
Antoine Rochman, City of Santa Rosa
Naomi Ruiz, City of Santa Rosa
Cooper Russell, City of Santa Rosa
Sunny Sabbini, City of Cotati
Tricia Savelli, City of Petaluma
Jennie Schultz, City of Santa Rosa
Emily Shartin, City of Cotati
Maayan Simon, City of Sebastopol
Brenda Smith, City of Rohnert Park
Dmitra Smith, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Aaron Smith, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
lyla snyder, City of Santa Rosa
Cecilia Sofranko, City of Santa Rosa
namai sonekeo, City of Santa Rosa
Ryan Sonneville, City of Santa Rosa
David Stanek, City of Cotati
Scott Starr, City of Santa Rosa
Robin Stephani, Unincorporated
County of Sonoma
Shannon Strong, City of Santa Rosa
Sydney Stroud, City of Santa Rosa
Sonya Tafejian, City of Cotati
Sonya Tafejian, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Lauren Taylor, City of Santa Rosa
Nael Tesfamariam, City of Santa Rosa
Abby Torrez, City of Rohnert Park
Katherine Tuider, City of Healdsburg
Alia Van Hoorn, City of Sebastopol
Stefanny Vargas, City of Sonoma
Kaya Vomvolakis, City of Santa Rosa
Alexander Wallace, City of Santa Rosa
Tracey Walsh, Unincorporated County
of Sonoma
Eris Weaver, City of Cotati
Calum Weeks, City of Santa Rosa
Marion Weinreb, City of Petaluma
Heather Welch, City of Santa Rosa
Abbie Welsh, City of Santa Rosa
Megan White, City of Rohnert Park
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Lisa Wittke Schaffner, City of
Healdsburg
Oren Wool, City of Santa Rosa
Amber Young, City of Santa Rosa
Susy Zelaya, City of Healdsburg
Eric Ziedrich, City of Healdsburg
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Re: Support for the Immediate Adoption of Generation Housing’s Right Size Impact Fee Affordable Housing Incentivization Program at the April 9, 2024 Santa Rosa City Council Meeting
Dear Mayor Rogers, City Councilmembers, and City Manager Smith:
We write today as a unified voice to urge: immediate adoption of Generation Housing’s Right Size Impact Fee program as an emergency ordinance effective until the later of three years or the City’s 6th Cycle Regional Housing Needs Allocation (“RHNA”) obligations are met.
We are at an inflection point with respect to housing development. There is a significant risk that interest rates and materials costs could halt already sluggish development, and we have a tremendous opportunity in the Bay Area Housing Regional Finance Authority (“BAHFA”) bond measure, but we’ll have to compete for developers and resources to ensure that projects do not languish in the pipeline even when there is available funding. The Right Size Fee Program is specifically responsive and targeted to meet the challenges presented by the current economic climate and can help deliver the affordable housing we need— the very housing that supports the people keeping the engine of Sonoma County roaring.
The Right Size program is a more strategic and efficient approach to housing investment than direct investment. Adopting this programmatic approach can offer the following outcomes:
Streamlined Resource Utilization: It makes effective use of city resources, optimizing the allocation and impact of resources.
Reduced Staff Burden: Significantly minimizes the need for staff engagement in complex NOFAs or RFPs, easing administrative burdens.
Readiness for Development: Targets developers who are ready to proceed with projects, differentiating from those still involved in finalizing finance packages or in the entitlement process, expediting impact. This ensures timely use of funds, requires no ongoing staff oversight, and eliminates the risk of returned funds.
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Proven Incentive for Affordable Housing: Demonstrates a proven capacity to incentivize deed restricted Affordable housing and affordable-by-design workforce housing, effectively bridging financial gaps in a resource-efficient way.
Our call to action is supported by the 2021-2022 Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury Report, “Affordable Housing: Past, Present, and Future,” which spotlighted the need for county-wide action and by the just-released Sonoma County Economic Development Board March 2024 Quarterly Economic Outlook report, which states:
The largest obstacle that Sonoma County continues to
face is its demographic challenges. Sonoma County
has now shed residents in six consecutive years, leaving the population 4% smaller than it was in 2016. This puts Sonoma County’s population losses among the 20
largest of metro areas and divisions nationally. Yet this is still milder than in neighboring Napa County and San Francisco. The chief reason for the net out-migration of residents stems from affordability challenges. Housing
affordability in Sonoma County ranks among the
lowest nationally; its high costs have pushed residents to relocate in lower-cost areas in the state and region.
Sonoma County Economic Development Board March
2024 Quarterly Outlook prepared by Moody’s Analytics,
available here.)
The deepening impacts of limited affordable housing stock that Generation Housing daylighted in their “Making the Rent: The Human Price of Housing Cost Burden” report reinforces the need to take bold action now. Passage of this Right Sized program will catalyze the affordable housing, workforce housing, and market rate housing production needed to meet the City’s RHNA allocation and generate direct and positive impacts for Santa Rosa households, such as:
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Catalyze Economic Growth and Foster Community Resilience through Affordable Housing and Diverse Housing: The stress of high housing costs not only impacts individual health and family stability but also affects the broader economy, limiting spending in local businesses and constraining economic mobility. Housing construction itself produces a net economic effect, and increasing housing stock and housing type options will help to attract new businesses and high wage jobs to Santa Rosa.
Increase Reliable and Stable City Revenue Streams: The Right Sizing program will increase revenue streams to offset the investment in this program, specifically through property tax income from new affordable-by- design multifamily projects that might not otherwise be financially feasible Empowering Economic Mobility through Affordable Housing: Nearly half of Sonoma County households are cost-burdened, spending more than 30% of income on housing, with a quarter being severely burdened, dedicating over 50% of income. This disparity is most pronounced among low-income earners, particularly affecting Latino communities, indicating a clear need for diverse and affordable housing options to support economic vibrancy.
Strengthening Families with Access to Stable Housing: Families, especially those with young children, face significant stress and instability due to housing costs. The report highlights that young families are more susceptible to severe cost burdens, impacting their health, educational opportunities, and overall well-being.
Enhancing Health and Education Outcomes: Severe housing cost burdens force families to cut back on essential services including healthcare and education, exacerbating existing disparities and hindering community resilience.
Promoting Inclusivity through Affordable Housing for LQBTQIA+ Communities: The LGBTQIA+ community, particularly nonbinary individuals, reports higher levels of financial stress due to housing costs, underscoring the importance of inclusive, affordable housing policies.
We urge the Council to prioritize affordable housing production in line with its stated vision. It can do so— efficiently, and with immediate impact— through a targeted fee reduction model on all new affordable housing projects serving residents up to 120 percent of AMI and a targeted fee reduction model on Affordable by Design projects based on square footage. We look forward to seeing action on
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this policy solution. Crises demand immediate response and the power to enact immediate and impactful fee reform rests in the hands of you — the elected leaders of our community.
We cannot wait for change while thousands of families sit on waitlists for affordable homes. We must incentivize affordability NOW.
Together, we stand ready and willing to support your bold and decisive action around this proposal.
We thank you for your service and continued commitment to ensuring all members of our community enjoy the benefits of a safe, stable, and affordable home.
In partnership,
Melanie Dodson, Executive
Director
Ingrid Anderson, Principal
Anderson Architecture & Planning
Peter Stanley,
President/CEO
Liza Graves, President
BeautifulPlaces Vacation Rentals
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Angie Dillon-Shore,
Executive Director
Rex Stults, Advisory Board Member
Generation Housing
Kimberly Bender,
Executive Director
Hugh Futrell, CEO
Stephanie Manieri,
Executive Director
Ronit Rubinoff, Executive
Director
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Matthew O. Franklin,
President & CEO
Roger Nelson, CEO
Jeff Nathanson, Executive
Director
Kirstyne Lange, President
Joanne Webster, President
& CEO
Tony Crabb, Owner
Puma Springs Vineyards
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Rene Byck, Owner
Paradise Ridge Winery
Elece Hempel, Executive
Director
Jennifer Litwak, President
& CEO
Kimi Barbosa, Executive
Director
Nicholas Birtcil,
Government Affairs
Officer
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Aaron Jobson,
President/CEO
Aphrodite Caserta,
Director of Marketing and
Communication
Peter Rumble, CEO
Adrian Covert, Local Lead
Santa Rosa YIMBY
Eris Weaver, Executive
Director
Tiffani Montgomery,
Contract Executive
Director
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Jack Gardner, Chairman of
the Board
David Delasantos,
Principal
Grecia Mannah-Ayon,
Housing Policy Manager
Lisa G. Carreño, President
& CEO
Trent Sanson, Director
Yellow Roof Foundation