HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESO 6189••• 9 ORIGINAL
RESOLUTION NO. 6189
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CIT'i OF PALO ALTO
APPROVING ASSOCIATION OP BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS'
HOUSING NEEDS DETERMINATIONS
WHEREAS, Califi:>rnia Government Code Section 65584 requires the
Association of Bay Area Governments ( •ABAG•) to determine regional
housing needs and applicable city shares of such needs1 and
WHEREAS, Government Code Section 65583 requires that local shares
of such needs are to be included in the Housing Element of communities'
General Plans due to the State by July 1, 19841 and
WHEREAS, ABAG released housing need detE:rminations for Palo Alto
on August 1, 1983; and
WHEREAS, Section 65584 further provides that within 90-days, local
governments may accept or revise their share of the regional housing
needs based upon available data and accepted planning methods; and
WHEREAS, the ABAG housing need determinations have been evaluated
in the light of the requirements set forth in Section 65584, and the
City recommends no modification1
NOW, THEREFORE, the Council of the City of Palo Alto does RESOLVE
as follows:
SECTION 1. The Council hereby accepts the ABAG housing need
determinations as set forth in Exhibit •A• attached hereto.
SECTION 2. The Council of the City of P·a10 Alto finds that this
is not a proJ&et under the California Environmental Quality Act, and
therefore, no environmertal impact assessment is necessary.
SECTION 3. This resolution is effective immediately.
INTRODUCED AND PASSED: October 24, 1983
'AYES: Bechtel, Cobb, Fazzino, Fletcher, Klein, Levy, Renzel, Witherspoon
NOES: None
ABSTENTIONS: None
ASSEN'f1 Eyerly
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Jur1sd1ctto1t
Campbell
Cupertino
Gilroy
Los Altos
Los Altos Hills
Los Gatos
Mil pitas
ltJnte Sereno
llbrgan Htll
M>untafn View
· hlo Alto
Sin Jose
Santa Clara
Saratoga
Sunnyvale
Co. R•.
County
-EXHIBIT A
TABl..E 6
EXISTING AND PROJECTED HOUSING NEED* SANTA CLARA COUNTY AND CITIES
100
1,923
33
146
22
Z46
164
7
30
594
,.~ . .. 92~
3,069
1,401
192
1,430
922
11,205
Projected leect*
1980-1990
1 ,716
3.386
4,079
510
273
1,284
3,972
137 ..
2,438
2,348
2,441 ~·
49.556
2,105
1,073
5t047
391
80,756
* .. Need.: Net addition to avatlable stock. Projected Need 1nctudes
Ex1st1ng Meed.
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TABLE 38
PROJECTI::O HOUSING MEED BY INCOME CATEGORY
SANTA CLAkA COUNTY AND CITIES
Jurtstd1cttot1 Yer7 Low lloder1te Abo ye
Low Moderate
Campbell 360 (211) 275 {161) 377 {221) 704 (411)
Cupertino 542 (161) 474 (141) 677 (2<>1) . 1,693 (SOI}
611roy 897 (221) 653 (161) 857 (211) 1.672 (411)
Los Altos 82 (161) 66 (131) 12 (181) 270 (531)
Los Altos Hills 41 (151) 33 (121) 46 (171) 153 (56S)
Las Gatos 244 (191) 193 (151) 257 (ZOS) 590 (461)
Milpitas 675 (171) 596 {151) 874 (221) 1.827 (46S)
Monte Sereno 23 (171) 16 (121) 26 (191) 72 (52S)
Morgon H111 463 (191) 366 (151) 512 (211) 1,097 (451)
Mountain Y1ew 470 (20S) 399 (171) 517 (221) 912 (411) .... --.
Palo Alto 464 (191) -366 (151}-· ... 488 cm> 1,123 (461)
San Jose 9.911 (ZOI) 7,433 (151) 10,407 {211) 21,805 (441)
Santa Clara 400 (191) 337 (161) 442 (211) 926 (441)
Saratoga 172 (161) 139 (131) 193 (181) 569 (531)
Sunnyvale 908 (USI) 807 (161) 1,110 (221) 2,222 (441)
Co. Rem. 78 (20S) 59 {151) 82 (211) 172 (441)
County 15.730 12.212 . 16,957 35,857
I I ORIGINAL
RESOLUTION NO. 6190
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALO ALTO
ADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO THE PALO ALTO COMPREHENSIVE
PLAN TO CLARIFY CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH EXISTING
RENTAL HOUSING MAY BE REPLACED BY NEW RESIDENTIAL
CONDOMiNIUMS
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has conducted a review and on
September 28, 1983, held a properly-noticed public hearing to consider
amendments to the Palo Alto Comprehensive Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Planning Com1Rission has recommended the adoption of
certain amendments to the Palo Alto Comprehensive Plan to clarify con-
ditions under which existing rental housing may be replaced by fl9W
residential condominiums.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Council of the City of Palo Alto does RESOLVE
as follows:
SECTION 1. The City Council finds that changed conditions and the
public in tere&t, hea 1th, safety, and welfare require amendment to the
Palo Alto Comprehensive Plan as set forth in Sections 2 and 3 hereof.
SECTION 2. The City council hereby adds a new Program 13A under
Policy 8 of the Housing Element of the Palo Alto Comprehensive Plan to
read as follows:
"Program l3A
For any residential de'7elopment in multiple-
family zones which causes the loss of a rental
housing unit, subdivision approval (including
condominium maps) may be granted only if any one of
the following circwaatances is met.
A. The project will result in a significant
net gain to the city housing supply (defined as
l 00\ more uni ts than those previously existing on
the site) and comply with the city BMR program
C broadened to include, in this case, projects with
less than 10 units)r or
·a. The number of rental uni ts to be provided
by -tbe project is at least equal to the number of
existli:.~ rental units (defined as all units past
one in any project); or-
e. Not less than 20\ of the units provided
are belo~ aarket rate {BMR) units (miniaw1 one BMR,
no in-lieu fee)1 or