HCD’s New Housing Package Resources and SB 35 Determination OverviewCalifornia Department of Housing & Community DevelopmentDivision of Housing Policy Development

February 6, 2018

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Logistics and Agenda• Logistics

– Webinar will be recorded, will be on website within a few days

– Please hold questions to the end of the presentation• Agenda

– HCD New Housing Package Resources• Projected Milestones• FAQs• CAHP@hcd.ca.gov for questions and comments

– SB 35 Determination• Overview • Determination Summary and Methodology• How to check Annual Progress Report (APR) Data• How to submit missing APRs or corrections to APRs

– Wrap Up and Questions2

HCD’s New 2017 CA Housing Package Resources

• California’s 2017 Housing Package – main page:

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HCD’s New 2017 CA Housing Package Resources

California's 2017 Housing Pac:kage Freque:ntly Asked Questions

SB2 (Atkins) Building Jobs and Homes Act Q: How much money will be co llected f rom the fee on recording real estate documents?

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HCD’s New 2017 CA Housing Package Resources

SB 35 Determination Overview

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Streamlining for developments with at least 10 percent affordable units (and that meet other SB 35 provisions)

Jurisdictions that did not submit the latest Annual Progress Report (APR) [Currently the 2016 APR is the latest APR]ORJurisdictions that did not permit enough above-moderate income units to meet a pro-rata share of their above-moderate income regional housing need for the current housing element cycle

Note: If a local ordinance requires greater than 10 percent affordability, the local ordinance applies.

Streamlining for developments with at least 50 percent affordable units (and that meet other SB 35 provisions)

Jurisdictions that did not permit sufficient lower income units (very-low and low-income) to meet a pro-rata share of their very-low and low-income regional housing need for the current housing element cycle

Note: If a local ordinance requires greater than 50 percent affordability, the local ordinance applies.

How Does HCD Make the SB 35 Determination? Part 1

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Streamlining for developments with at least 10 percent affordable units (and that meet other SB 35 provisions)

Jurisdictions that did not submit the latest Annual Progress Report (APR) [Currently the 2016 APR is the latest APR]ORJurisdictions that did not permit enough above-moderate income units to meet a pro-rata share of their above-moderate income regional housing need for the current housing element cycle

Note: If a local ordinance requires greater than 10 percent affordability, the local ordinance applies.

232 jurisdictions (43%) have not

submitted 2016 APR –Automatically Subject

to SB 35

2017 APRs are due April 2018 –then the 2017

APR will be the latest APR

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Which Jurisdictions have Submitted APRs?

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Background

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Tech nical Ass ista nce an d Resources

Hou1sing Element Open Daita Project

• New! Housing Elem ent Implementation Tracker (XLS} - Sumr zonings at L1 s1 rezoning requirements, and 2013-2016 Annual

Annual Progress Report Submittals (Note: c•a,rter Cities ue

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EMERYVILLE Alameda Countu ABAG Yes Yes Yes Yes

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HAY\./ARD Alameda Countu ABAG Yes Yes Yes Yes

LIVERMORE Alameda Countu ABAG Yes Yes Yes Yes

NE\./ARK Alameda Countu ABAG No Yes Yes Yes

How Can A Jurisdiction Submit APRs?

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Use the Online Annual Progress Reporting system (preferred method):https://casas2prodwlext2.hcd.ca.gov/APR/login.do

Contact APR@hcd.ca.gov for your login information.Email excel or pdf copies of your APRs to APR@hcd.ca.govMail your APRs to HCD:California Department of Housing and Community DevelopmentDivision of Housing Policy DevelopmentP.O. Box 952053Sacramento, CA 94252-2053

APR@hcd.ca.gov is also your source for technical assistance and corrections to past APRs.

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Housing Element Tracking System Department of Housing and Community Development

Annual Progress Reporting

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How Does HCD Make the SB 35 Determination? Part 2

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Streamlining for developments with at least 10 percent affordable units (and that meet other SB 35 provisions)

Jurisdictions that did not submit the latest Annual Progress Report (APR) [Currently the 2016 APR is the latest APR]ORJurisdictions that did not permit enough above-moderate income units to meet a pro-rata share of their above-moderate income regional housing need for the current housing element cycle

Note: If a local ordinance requires greater than 10 percent affordability, the local ordinance applies.

Streamlining for developments with at least 50 percent affordable units (and that meet other SB 35 provisions)

Jurisdictions that did not permit sufficient lower income units (very-low and low-income) to meet a pro-rata share of their very-low and low-income regional housing need for the current housing element cycle

Note: If a local ordinance requires greater than 50 percent affordability, the local ordinance applies.

Determining the Prorated Regional Housing Need

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2016 target =12.5% through RHNA

2016 target =25% through RHNA

2016 target =37.5% through RHNA

2016 target =50% through RHNA

2016 target =60% through RHNA

AP Rs that COll!Jnt 2016 AP Rs that count towards Fiirst Hair 2017 towards Fiirst Half R,epo1rting P,eriod 2018 Repo1rting P,eriod

2019 AP Rs that count 2020 AP Rs that count towards Last Half 2021 towards Last Half R,e;po1rting P,eriod 2022 Re1po1rting Period

2023

AP Rs that count 2013 towards First Half' 2014 APRs that count

Repo111ing P,e·riod 2015 2016

towards First Half Re1po1rting P,e:riod

AP Rs that count 2017 APRs that count

towards Last Half 2018 Repo111ing P,eriod 2019

towards Last Half Re1po1rting IP'e:riod

.. .. 2020

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

AP Rs that count 2014 towards Fiirst Half 2015 Rejpo111ing P,eriod 2016

2017 AP Rs that count 2018 towards Last Half 2019 Repo111ing P,eriod 2020

2021

SB 35 Implementation

• Nlew! Stat ewide Determination Summary (PDF) - Summary of w current ly subject to SB 35 streamlining for developments wit h at streamlining for deve lopments wi th at least 50 percent affordabi

o Maps

• Statewide (PDF) • Bay Area (PDF)

• Central Coast (PDF) • Central Va lley (PDF)

• Sacramento (PDF),

• Southern California (PDF)

• Nlew! Determinat ion Methodology and Bacl<ground Data (PDF), date 1/31/1 8)

Determining the Prorated Regional Housing Need Example

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2016 target =25% through RHNA

Example:Bay Area Metro

JurisdictionVery Low Income % Complete

Low Income % Complete

Above Moderate Income % Complete

8% 15% 28%

2016 APR Submitted Yes

This jurisdiction is subject to SB 35 Streamlining for developments with at least 50 percent

affordability.

SB 35 Determination Statewide

Currently exempt from SB 35 13

Subject to SB 35 streamlining for developments with at least 10 percent affordability

378

Subject to SB 35 streamlining for developments with at least 50 percent affordability

148

AP Rs that corunt 2015 towards Fiirst Half' 2016 R,e1po1rting P,eriod 2017

2018 AP Rs that count 2019 towards Last Ha If 20!20 R,e1porrting P,eriod 2021

2022

SB 35 Determination

Both are available in the Annual Progress Report section of HCD’s website.

For APR Corrections email APR@hcd.ca.gov

SB 35 Implementation

• New! Stat ewide Determination Summary (PDF) - Summary of w

current ly subject to SB 35 streamlining for development s with at st reamlining for developments w ith at least 50 percent affordab1i

o Maps

• St atewide (PDF) • Bay Area (PDF)

• Central Coast (PDF)

• Central Va lley (PDF), • Sacramento (PDF)

Housing !Element Open Daita Project

• Nlew! Housing Element lmplementatio 1 Tracker (XLS) - Su mmary of zoni - 016 Annual Progre Nlew! 5th Annual Progress Report Permi - Summat) HCD. (Updated 1/31/18)

After April 20182017 APRs are due April 2018 – then the 2017 APR will be the

latest APR

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2017 target =25% through RHNA

2017 target =37.5% through RHNA

2017 target =50% through RHNA

2016 determination (50% target)

holds until 2020. 2020 target

=100% through RHNA

2016 determination (60% target) holds

until 2018. 2018 target =100%

through RHNA

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'------------------------------------------------------------' AP Rs that COll!Jnt 2016 AP Rs that count 2015 AP Rs that count 2014 towards Fiirst Hair 2017 towards Fiirst Half 2016 towards Fiirst Half 2015 R,epo1rting P,eriod 2018 Repo1rting P,eriod 2017 Rejpo111ing P,eriod 2016

2019 2018 2017 AP Rs that count 2020 AP Rs that count 2019 AP Rs that count 2018 towards Last Half 2021 towards Last Half 2020 towards Last Half 2019 R,epo1rting Period 2022 Re1po1rting Period 2021 Re1po111ing P,eriod 2020

2023 2022 2021

AP Rs that count 2013 towards Fiirst Half' 2014 APRs that count 2014 Repoirting P,e·riod 2015

2016 towards First Half 2015 Repo1rting P,eriod 2016

AP Rs that count 2017 APRs that count 2017 towards Last Half 2018 Repo111ing P,eriod 2019

towards Last Half 2018 Repo1rting P,e,riod

. .. .. 2020

SB 35 Public Outreach and Guidelines Development

SB 35 Projected Milestones

January 1, 2018 SB 35 Becomes Law

Winter 2017/2018 Annual Progress Report Data Release

Winter 2017/2018 Publish Initial Jurisdiction Determination Lists

Spring 2018 Initiate Public Outreach

Summer 2018 Guidelines

For SB 35 Questions and Comments email CAHP@hcd.ca.gov

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Wrap Up• Check out HCD’s New Resource

– FAQs– Projected Milestones– SB 35 Determination and Data

• If you are a jurisdiction:– Check the Annual Progress Report (APR) data and send

corrections or questions to APR@hcd.ca.gov– Submit missing APRs through the online portal or email

them to APR@hcd.ca.gov• Email your questions and comments on the

2017 California Housing Package to CAHP@hcd.ca.gov – reference the bill in the subject line

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Questions?

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