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PC-06-11-2024 Supplemental Report Item #2Planning Commission Meeting June 11, 2024 Supplemental Report Item 2 Municipal Code, Specific Plan, Below Market Rate Mitigation Manual and Zoning Map Amendments related to implementing the 6th Cycle Housing Element MEMORANDUM To: Chair Fung and Planning Commissioners From: Luke Connolly, Assistant Director of Community Development Re: Agenda Item #2 (Housing Element Rezoning and associated items) This memorandum includes redlines proposed to make corrections and clarifications to the proposed draft Municipal Code Amendments (see Attachment A) and summarizes comments received from various community members regarding agenda Item #2, the Housing Element updates rezoning and associated items. The comments are organized by items that are on the agenda and those that are not. Comments related to items on the agenda: 1. Comments were received regarding front setback requirements for single-family, R- 1a zoned lots affected by Strategy HE-1.3.6 of the Housing Element. A request has been received from community members that any properties utilizing Strategy HE- 1.3.6 to develop duplexes on these R-1a lots be required to comply with the 30-foot front setback standard specified by the R1-a Zoning District. 2. Comments were received regarding the proposed 55% Floor Area Ratio limitation and definition of “duplex” proposed in the implementation of Strategy HE-1.3.6. 3. Regarding the newly proposed R-4 Zoning District, which applies to 40 of the 58 Housing Element Priority Housing Sites, comments have been received in favor of eliminating the proposed dual maximum building height standards of 5 stories and 70 feet in lieu of having just a 70-foot maximum building height, with no limitations on the number of stories allowed within the 70-foot height. 4. Comments were also received related to both vehicular and bicycle parking requirements. Particularly a comment was made about the parking requirements as it relates to implementation of Strategy HE-1.3.6 for duplexes on R1 zoned corner lots and those that abut commercial properties. The request is to change the standard to match those of R1 zoned properties, i.e., require 2 enclosed and 2 open parking spaces total, where R2 standards would require 1.5 enclosed and 1.5 open parking spaces per unit. 5. Comments were received requesting changes to the Townhome (TH) Combining District related to several items including Floor Area Ratio, Height limits etc. Comments related to items not on the agenda 1. Comments were received regarding existing development standards in the R-2 Zoning District, specifically related to lot coverage allowed, reducing the side-yard setbacks, and parking standards for the overall R2 zoning district that could further enhance implementation of Strategy HE-1.3.6, by incentivizing the development of missing middle housing units in the City’s single-family neighborhoods. Development standards for the R2 zoning district are not being amended at this time since they are not part of implementation of the Housing Element. Recommendations on development standards in the R-2 zoning district can be presented at a later date, upon Council direction. Attachments: A – Redline pages from Municipal Code Amendments Resolution Type of Permit or  Decision A, B  Admin‐ istrative  ReviewA,B  Arts and  Culture  Commission  Planning  Commission  City  Council  Public  Hearing/  Public  Meeting/  Comment  Period C  Noticing  Radius D  Posted  Site  Notice  Expiration  Date E  Chapter/  Findings  Density Bonus P Section 19.56.060 B  Adult‐Oriented  Commercial Activity  (CUP)  ‐ R F PH  CA. Govt.  Code  65905/300ʹ  Yes 2 years  19.128.030  &  19.128.040  Architectural and Site Approval  Major J, P F ‐A1 A2 PM  19.12.110/  Yes 2 years  19.168.030  Minor K F ‐A1 A2 PM Yes 2 years  Amendment  Major F, H ‐ ‐ F A1 Varies L  Depends on  permit being  amendedL  Yes 2 years  19.44,  19.144,  19.156,  19.164 Minor G F ‐A1 A2 Varies L Yes 2 years  Minor Modification F ‐A1 A2 ‐ None No 2 years 19.164  Hillside Exception/  Height Exception/  Heart of the City  Exception I  ‐  ‐ F A1 PH 19.12.110/300ʹ Yes 2 years  19.40.080,  19.24.070,  19.136.090  Variance F ‐A1 A2 PH CA. Govt.  Code 65905 Yes 2 years 19.156.060  Status of non‐ conforming Use ‐  ‐ F A1 PH 19.12.110/300ʹ Yes ‐ 19.140.110  Wireless Antennas I F ‐F/ A1 A2 Varies I  Depends on  application  type  Yes 2 years 19.136.090  Signs  Permits F ‐A1 A2 ‐ None No 1 year 19.104  Neon, Reader board &  Freeway Oriented  Signs I  F ‐F/A1 A1/A2 PM 19.12.110/300ʹ No 1 year 19.104  Programs F ‐A1 A2 ‐ None No 1 year 19.104  Exceptions I ‐ ‐ F A1 PM 19.12.110/  Adjacent Yes 1 year 19.104.290  Parking Exceptions I F F‐ FA1 A1 /A2 Varies M  19.12.110/  Adjacent/  300ʹ N  Yes 1 year 19.124.050  Correction Desk Item 6.11.24 PC Meeting Agenda Item #2 Type of Permit or  Decision A, B  Admin‐ istrative  ReviewA,B  Arts and  Culture  Commission  Planning  Commission  City  Council  Public  Hearing/  Public  Meeting/  Comment  Period C  Noticing  Radius D  Posted  Site  Notice  Expiration  Date E  Chapter/  Findings  Fence Exceptions F ‐A1 A1 L PM 19.12.110/  Adjacent Yes 1 year 19.48.060  Front Yard  Interpretation F ‐‐ A1 PM 19.12.110/  Adjacent Yes 1 year 19.08  R‐1 Ordinance Permits  Residential Design  Review I F F‐ F/A1 A1 L /A2 Varies I  19.12.110/  Adjacent  Yes 1 year 19.28.140  Minor Residential F ‐A1 A2 CP No 1 year  Exceptions I ‐ F‐ ‐ A1 M PM Yes 1 year  Miscellaneous  Ministerial Permit F ‐‐‐ None Adjacent Yes 1 year  19.28.150  and  19.40.090  Protected Trees  Tree Removal F ‐A1 A2 CP  Adjacent  unless  exempt  Yes 1 year 14.18.180  Heritage Tree  Designation & Removal ‐  ‐ F A1 PM 19.12.110/  300ʹ Yes ‐ 14.18  Tree Management Plan F ‐A1 A2 ‐ None No ‐ 14.18  Retroactive Tree  Removal F ‐A1 A2 ‐ None No ‐ 14.18  Reasonable  Accommodation F ‐A1 A2 ‐ None No 1 year 19.52.050  Extensions P  Parking, Fence & Sign  Exceptions & Front  Yard Interpretations  F ‐A1 A2 ‐ None No 1 year  Neon, Reader board &  Freeway Oriented  Signs  F A1 A2 ‐ None No 1 year  Two Story Permits,  Minor Residential  Permits and Exceptions  F A1 A2 ‐ None No 1 year  Tree Removals F ‐A1 A2 ‐  ‐ No 1 year  All other projects F ‐A1 A2 ‐ 19.12.110/  None No 2 years  Correction Uses A A‐1 R‐1 RHS R1C R‐2 R‐3 R‐4  1821.   Transitional housing  located in housing of a type  permitted on the zone;  P P P P P P P P  1922.   Supportive housing  located in housing of a type  permitted in the zone   P P P P P P P P  23.Supportive housing, permanent, with no more than 50  units   P4 P4  24.Single‐room occupancy (SRO) units   ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ CUP ‐  Admin  25.Permanent emergency shelter that complies with  Chapter 19.50  ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ P  260.Horticulture, gardening, and growing of food products:; a. Recreational for personal  use;  P P P P P P ‐‐ b. Limited to maximum of ten  percent of the lot area and  for consumption by  occupants of the site;  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐ P P  c. Produce grown on site may  be sold if the business  activity is conducted in a  manner consistent with  Chapter 19.120, Home  Occupations  ‐  ‐  ‐ P ‐‐‐ ‐ d. Commercial purposes; See #1 See #1 ‐ CUP ‐  Admin.  ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  271.Limited commercial recreation uses, such as riding clubs and related stables and trails, golf courses, swimming and picnic grounds; ‐See #37 ‐See #37 ‐ CUP ‐ PC ‐  ‐  ‐  ‐  282.Golf courses and driving ranges; CUP ‐ CC CUP ‐ CC ‐‐ ‐ ‐ ‐‐ 293.Commercial swimming pools and picnic areas; CUP ‐ CC CUP ‐ CC ‐‐ ‐ ‐ ‐‐ 3024.   Temporary uses subject to  regulations established  by Chapter 19.156  CUP ‐  Admin.  CUP ‐  Admin.  CUP ‐  Admin.  CUP ‐  Admin.  CUP ‐  Admin.  CUP ‐  Admin.  CUP ‐  Admin.  CUP‐ Admin.  Clarification 19.38.060: Site Development Regulations  Table 19.38.060 sets forth the rules and regulations pertaining to the Development Regulations  for the development of property zoned R‐4.   Table 19.38.060 Site Development Regulations  A.Density 1.Maximum as designated in the General Plan. 2.Development on sites with a required minimum density shall meet the minimum density established on the General  Plan Land Use map.   B.Minimum Net Lot Area 12,000 square feet  C.Minimum Lot Width (measured at front building setback line)  70 feet   19.38.070: Building Development Regulations  Table 19.38.070 sets forth the rules and regulations pertaining to the development of multiple‐ family residential structures on property zoned R‐4.   Table 19.38.070: Building Development Regulations  A.Maximum Lot Coverage  55% of net lot area, unless inconsistent with Section 65913.11.  B.Maximum Height Limited to five stories (not to exceed 70 feet)  C.Setbacks and Stepbacks First Floor Upper Floors  1.Front‐yard If located on property abutting an arterial or  major collector, 35 feet  from face of curb.  All other properties: 12 feet from property line.  If located on property abutting an arterial or major collector:   Floor 2 and 3: 35 feet from face of curb; and Floors 4 and above: 18 feet. All other properties: 18 feet from property line  2.Side‐yard i.Interior side 10 feet 10 feet and  Additional 10 feet for floors more than one  story higher than any adjacent primary  residential structure.  ii.Street side 12 feet  3.Rear‐yard 30 feet 20 feet or 20% of the  lot depth, whichever is  greater   Floors 2 and 3: 30 feet20 feet or 20% of the lot depth, whichever is greater; and  Floors 4 and above: Additional 1510 feet. for floors more than one story higher than  any adjacent primary residential structure.  Correction