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HomeMy Public PortalAbout13.5) 10B_RHNA Appeal PresentationRegional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) City Council Meeting October 6, 2020 1 RHNA Terms and Purpose •Purpose of RHNA – Provide sufficient capacity for housing 2 REGIONAL COUNCILSAllocations SCAG RHNA HCD No Net Loss RHNA Process 3 HCD reviews comments and issues final regional determination SCAG and local jurisdictions provide comments to HCD HCD drafts regional housing allocation for SCAG SCAG sends final methodology to HCD for approval TC Staff sent two letters to SCAG on draft methodology SCAG drafts a method to distribute allocation to its agencies Regional Determination Process RHNA Distribution Process Approved distribution methodology is applied to SCAG’s final regional determination City receives its RHNA allocation RHNA Criteria 4 Access to Jobs Household Growth Access to Transit Social equity Educati on, Low- income jobs, etc. Over- Concentration Table 2 –RHNA Allocation for Temple City Very Low-Income Low-Income Moderate- Income Above Moderate- Income Total Sixth Cycle 628 350 369 835 2,182 Fifth Cycle 159 93 99 252 603 Fourth Cycle 118 156 165 417 987 5 •Total allocation more than tripled since last allocation •5th cycle was abnormally low given vacancies from the Great Recession •Percentage of very low-income increased from 12% to 29% of total allocation RHNA -Sites Inventory •Temple City will need to demonstrate capacity •Site-by-site analysis Can’t assume complete buildout Existing vs. Allowed floor area ratio Build age Building condition Date property sold Vacancy rate Lease term Property owner interest 6 ADUs & RHNA •Can use ADUs to meet RHNA •Reasonable projection of historical demand •Study the affordability rate of ADUs 7 RHNA -Crossroads Specific Plan •Focus growth: Away from residential neighborhoods Toward the Crossroads Specific Plan (CSP) •Capacity of 1,837 housing units in the CSP 8 RHNA –No Net Loss •Continue to provide sufficient inventory to meet housing needs •If the City approves a development with less density, we must: Identify that sufficient sites exist within the sites inventory OR If sufficient sites do not exist, the City may have to up-zone additional sites 9 RHNA –Housing Element 10 •City will need to update its Housing Element by October 2021 •Housing Element will need to provide capacity for RHNA •Will include: Sites inventory Constraints to housing Implementation measures •City is currently in the process of hiring a consultant RHNA –Appeals •RHNA allocation can be appealed •Appeal argument must be based on: Local planning factors and information on affirmatively furthering fair housing Application of the final methodology A change in circumstance •Successful appeals are rare 13 appeals filed in the last cycle 0 appeals were successful 11 RHNA –Appeals •Possible arguments: City’s jobs-housing balance Availability of suitable land Lack of public transit •Appeal must: Further the objectives of RHNA law Support SCAG’s sustainable communities strategy 12 RHNA –Appeals Process Appeals due to SCAG SCAG review of appeals SCAG appeal hearings SCAG issues determination Final RHNA plan released 13 October 26 2020 October 26 to December 10 December 10 to January,2021 Mid-January,2021 February 4, 2021 Recommendation: The City Council is requested to direct staff to formulate and file an appeal with the SCAG for Temple City’s Sixth Cycle RHNA Allocation 14