South San Francisco City Council
March 8, 2023

2023-27 Co n so lid a t e d
P la n a n d 20 23-24
An n u a l Act io n P la n —
p u b lic h e a rin g
City of South San Francisco
6740 East Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80220
970-880-1415 x102
[email protected]
MARCH 8, 2023
Government Code Section 54957.5
SB 343 Agenda: 03/08/2023
Reg CC Item # 11
2 Ho u sin g Ne e d s
 2,026 renter households in the city are severely cost burdened — nearly a quarter of all renter households
(24%).
 Median rent prices have increased from $1,423 to $2,279 from 2010 to 2020 (60% increase).
 Nearly one in ten renters (8.4%) experience overcrowding in South San Francisco.
3 Ho u sin g Ne e d s
 Median hom e value has increased from $648,500 to
$844,000 from 2010 to 2021 (30% increase).
 There are 16,522 housing units in the city that were built before 1980 (77% of total housing stock).
 Nearly 80% of housing units perm itted between 2015-
2021 in South San Francisco were for above m oderate -
incom e housing.
4 Co m m u n it y
engagem ent
o ve rvie w
●4 county-wide com m unity
m eetings, including a public
hearing to identify needs with
HCDC
●One SSF-specific com m unity
m eeting to identify needs
●Input received from 40+
stakeholder interviews
●~500 survey respondents
countywide (40 from SSF)
5 Gre ate st
h ou sin g
needs
• Lack of affordable rental
housing for low-incom e
renters;
• Lack of hom eownership
opportunities for low- and
moderate -incom e residents;
• Housing hazard m itigation;
• Housing rehabilitation for lowincom e hom eowners;
• Em ergency shelters or
hom eless shelters for people
experiencing hom elessness or
housing instability.
6 Gre ate st
n e ig h b orh ood
or com m u n ity
needs
• Poor neighborhood
infrastructure and lack of
access to reliable public
transportation;
• More com m unity/senior
centers;
• Lack of recreational
opportunities for youth and
special populations;
• Lack of affordable childcare
options;
• Lack of supportive services for
vulnerable populations.
7 March 27th – Ap ril 26th | 30-day com m ent period
Ap ril 26th | Con Plan public hearing
May 15th | Con Plan is finalized and subm itted to HUD
Sch e d u le
8 P u b lic He a rin g
●What other housing, com m unity developm ent, or
econom ic developm ent needs should be reflected in
the City’s Consolidated Plan?
●What else should be considered as the Consolidated
Plan continues to be developed?