2023 Annual
Progress Reports
for General Plan
and Housing
Element
City Council Hearing
March 27, 2024
1 Annual Progress Reports for 2023
General Plan APR
Consistency with State statutory requirements
Policies/Actions Implementation Update
New GP Data Dashboard
Housing Element APR
2023-2031, RHNA Cycle 6
Housing Production to date
Program Implementation Updates
2 GP Annual Progress Report
Shape SSF 2040 General Plan adopted in Oct
2022
Consistent with all State statutory requirements
State Required Element Shape SSF 2040 Chapter Last Updated Land Use Land Use and Community Design 2023
Sub-Areas 2023
Housing Housing 2023
Circulation Mobility and Access 2023
Open Space Abundant Parks & Rec 2023
Safety Community Resilience 2022
Climate Protection 2022
Noise Noise 2022
Environmental Justice Community Health and
Environmental Justice
2023
Others (not required) Prosperous Economy 2022
Equitable Community Services 2022
Enviro and Cultural Steward 2022
GP Adopted Elements Status
GP Amendments
5 GP Implementation Status
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
1 Land Use
2 Sub-Areas
3 Economy
4 Mobility
5 Parks & Rec
6 Comm Srvcs
7 Health and EJ
8 Comm Res
9 Climate
10 Env & Cul
11 Noise
Subtotals
Shape SSF 2040 Implementation by Element
Complete Ongoing Underway No Action
GP Implementation Status
GP Data Dashboard
What is the Housing Element?
Analyzes current &
future housing
needs.
Considers constraints
to housing
production.
Inventories housing
resources &
programs.
Conducts a capacity
analysis to identify
zoning to meet
RHNA.
Establishes a plan
with programs to
satisfy State, local &
advocate requests.
9 State required element for the General Plan
Housing Element adopted in January 2023
HE certified by HCD in November 2023
Planning cycle: Jan 31, 2023 – Jan 31, 2031
What is RHNA?
Regional
Housing
Needs
Allocation
State estimated # of housing units over 8-
year cycle (2023-2031).
Share of state’s housing needs assigned
to every local jurisdiction .
3,956 units assigned to SSF.
City must show zoning capacity to
comply.
City receives credit for Building Permits
ISSUED during a reporting year.
*Income limits based on
household size of 1
Very Low
($65,250 max)
871 Units
Low
($104,400 max)
502 Units
Moderate
($147,000 max)
720 Units
Above Moderate
<$147,000
1,863 Units
RHNA Cycle 6
SSF RHNA Allocation for 2023-2031: 3,956 Units Total
Annual Progress Report 2023
4 4 2 0 3 2
36 178
805
43 36
0 0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
New Units Issued BP Units Issued CoC New Units Approved by Planning Single-family Small Multifamily (2-4 units) Large Multifamily (5+ units) ADUs As of December 31,
2023
Remaining RHNA
Units
97.1%
(3,840 Units)
2.9%
(116 Units)
Housing Production to Date
Housing Production to Date
14 54 28 20
871
502
701
1863
0 200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
Very Low
(<50% AMI)
Low
(50-80% AMI)
Moderate
(80-120% AMI)
Above Moderate
(>120% AMI)
Units Issued BP to Date RHNA Allocation
Affordable
Housing
Displacement
protections
Energy
Efficiency
Accessibility Social
Services
Program Implementation
HE includes various supporting programs
Most program updates are on a yearly basis
Recommendation
Request that City Council, by motion:
➢ Accept the 2023 General Plan and Housing Element Annual Progress Report; and
➢ Direct staff to transmit to State agencies for reporting by April 1, 2024.