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Home My WebLink AboutJoint Study Session - Planning Commission and City Council - City of Huntington Beach File #: 21-180 MEETING DATE: 3/1/2021 Joint Study Session of the Planning Commission and City Council to receive an overview on the 6th Cycle Housing Element process and public outreach plan Roll Call - Planning Commission: Alan Ray (Chair); Brendon Perkins (Vice-Chair); Kayla Acosta -Galvan; Connie Mandic; Oscar Rodriguez; John Scandura; Gracey Van Der Mark City of Huntington Beach Page 1 of 1 Printed on 2/252021 po ered t9 Legistar'• 3/1/2021 City of Huntington Beach isPlanning Commission and City Council Study Session March 1, 2021 at 4 PM vivan � a Z Agenda I. Background II Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) III. Housing Legislation IV. Community Engagement V Next Steps SUPPLEMENTAL COMMUNICATION Meafing Agenda n.m No.; 1 3/1/2021 Background YP What is a Housing Element Required Chapter of the Huntington Beach General Plan ® Provides goals,policies,programs and objectives to guide future housing growth to meet the needs of residents of all income levels in Huntington Beach ® Identifies projected housing needs by income category Requires certification by the State Department of Housing and Community �= Development (HCD)for compliance with state housing laws 0 2 3/1/2021 Munbnglon an HousingElementBenefits • Demonstrates HuntingtonBeach's • • meet current and future growth and housing compliance• Ensures the City is in • Creates opportunity • Further engages the community in the planning process Muntimjron Beate StuOy Sesswn Housing Element Features Population and housing profile of Huntington Beach Evaluation of housing constraints and resources Evaluation of existing housing policies and programs Identification of sites appropriate to accommodate the City's RHNA Allocation Policies, programs and quantified objectives to achieve the City's housing goals a 31112021 Regional Housing Needs Assessment n` Y� AN �{Pil Huntington Beach Study Session Huntington Beach RHNA Numbers Income Category %of Median Family Annual Income Range' RHNA Allocation Income (Housing Units)' Very Low Income 0-50% MFI - $51,500 3,661 units Low income 51 -80%MFI $52,530 $82,400 2,184 units Moderate Income 81-120%MFI $83,430 $133,900 2,308 units Above Moderate Income >120%MFI $133,900 >$133,900 5,215 units Alwaii. Total 13,3U urdb 1 Each income category is defined as a range of household incomes that represents a percentage of the Median Family Income(MFI) The MFI for a family of four in the Orange County region is$103.000 22 RHKA Allocations are final draft subject to approval of SCAG Board in March 2021 4 3/1/2021 Huntington Beach Study Session Comparison of 51h Cycle vs 61h Cycle Allocations Income Catego %of Median Family i 5"'Cycle RHNA 6th Cycle RHNA Unit Allocation ry Allocation Allocation Difference Income lHousing Units) (Housing Units) Very Low Income 0-50% MFI 313 units 3,661 units +3,348 units Low Income 51—80%MFI 220 units 2,184 units +1,964 units Moderate Income 81—120%MR 248 units 2,308 units +2,060 units Above Moderate >120%MFI 572 units 5,215 units +4,643 units Income Taw: I'M unks 13,1W units +12,015 units Housing Legislation I fill Its �1 s 3/1/2021 ,uHuntu,91on Beach Study Sess.0" Statutory Requirements for Housing Elements • Significant new housing laws affecting Housing Element compliance • Creates additional requirements and analysis • Statutory focus • Protect Streamlining Measures • Funding Measures • Accountability and Enforcement Huntington Beach Study Sessim Statutory Requirements for Housing Elements • SB 35 — Project Streamlining • AB 1397 — Adequate Sites Analysis • AB 686 — Affirmatively Further Fair Housing • AB 72 — Accountability and Enforcement • SB 166 — No Net Loss 6 3/1/2021 Huntington Beach Study Session New Statutory Requirements • Funding Measures Accountability Measures Other Measures • SB 2 SB 167 • AB 2372 • SB 3 AB 678 • SB 1227 • Streamlining Measures • AB 1515 • AB 3194 • SB 540 • AB 1255 • AB 2263 • AB 73 ADU Measures • AB 2162 • AB 2753 • AB 68 • AB 829 • SB 765 • AB 881 • AB 2913 • SB 330 • SB 13 • AB 1763 • AB 1485 • AB 587 • AB 1483 • SB 744 • AB 670 • AB 101 • AB 671 Community Engagement gin ► w • r 3/1/2021 Huntington Beach Study Session Community Engagement Timeline r�o �0 � 3 o o oti e c C� ,y�~r QN h`m MQ ,y0 J. QA TT cg l`0� 40 � IITT �J O pM1 C!1 hC', O~ �y ,� ti f C d, MunfifKjtan Beach Study Session Community Engagement Opportunities • Two (2) Community Workshops • Fact Sheets and Informational Flyers • A Dedicated Housing Element Update Website • An Online Survey • Study Sessions with Elected/Appointed Officials m 8 3/1/2021 Thank you! Questions? Please Contact Nicolle Aube, AICP, Associate Planner By Phone 714-374-1529 Or, by email at nicolle.aubena.surfaty-hb.org m 9