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CityCouncil/2021-11-30.pdf,7 | CityCouncil | 2021-11-30 | 7 | into effect January 1, 2022; the Planning Board will review staff's initial zoning amendments for the R1 district on December 13th; there are approximately 9,500 R1 parcels in the City; the R1 district allows an ADU up to 1,200 square feet and a junior ADU; the draft Housing Element proposal allows for an additional ADU; Council cannot stop State law and SB 9; SB 9 allows a property owner to perform a lot split and sale of the alternate unit; staff believes SB 9 will increase the capacity in the R1 zoning districts; staff is expecting a moderate increase in production and roughly 30 ADU projects per year due to SB 9; many ADUs are not discernable; the City's ability and authority to regulate land is passed down from the State; if the voters of Alameda adopt a measure in conflict with State law, the measure is unenforceable; Council adopted zoning regulations in 2012 which were in conflict with the City Charter since Article 26 is in conflict with State law; it is unfortunate that voters kept the conflict in the Charter since it is unenforceable; staff cannot maintain General Plan conformance with State law and respect the City Charter; should if City wishes to maintain its land use authority, a Housing Element must be adopted; the Housing Element is in conflict with the City Charter. Mayor Ezzy Ashcraft inquired where the City is currently at with the Navy cap at Alameda Point. The City Manager responded around 2011, the City and Navy came to an agreement which included a no-cost transfer of land to the City of Naval land; stated the no-cost transfer includes several stipulations, including the Navy having to clean up the land; the Navy cap allows only a certain number of housing units, which are included in the Housing Element; the Navy has had to review the agreement to ensure compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA); the agreement and any subsequent amendments would also have to remain in compliance with NEPA; NEPA is required when a federal entity works with a local jurisdiction. Mayor Ezz… | CityCouncil/2021-11-30.pdf |
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