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CC 08-29-2022 Item No. 2. 6th Cycle Housing Element Update_PresentationCC 08-29-2022 Item No. 2 1 City Council August 29, 2022 City Council August 29, 2022 6th Cycle Housing Element Update6thCycle Housing Element Update BackgroundBackground •Housing Element part of General Plan and includes housing policies, programs, needs analysis and RHNA •Required to be updated every 8 years; 6th Cycle update covers 2023- 2031 •Sites Inventory is a primary mechanism for meeting RHNA •Housing Element part of General Plan and includes housing policies, programs, needs analysis and RHNA •Required to be updated every 8 years; 6th Cycle update covers 2023- 2031 •Sites Inventory is a primary mechanism for meeting RHNA 1 2 8/29/2022 2 Local Decision-Makers:Housing Commission, Planning Commission & City Council Regional Decision-Makers: (ABAG) Association of Bay Area Governments HCD: State Department of Housing and Community Development RHNA for Cupertino 2015 - 2023 RHNA Entitlements By City Extremely Low/Very Low (0-50% of AMI) Low (51-80% of AMI) Moderate (81- 120% of AMI) Above Moderate (over 120% of AMI) Total Units Projected Need (RHNA) 356 207 231 270 1,064 Total RHNA Entitled & Produced (2014-2021)48 19 134 216 417 Balance not including PIPELINE (308) (188) (97) (54) (647) Projects Entitled by City, but not yet constructed, or PIPELINE Hamptons - 7 30 563 600 The Oaks - Entitled: No BP 123 123 Marina** 16 - 2 170 188 Vallco (SB35) 361 840 - 1,201 2,402 Total Projects Entitled by City (Not Yet Produced)361 847 30 1,887 3,125 Balance - - 67 - 67 *Produced means building permits issued **Entitled by City, project expired 3 4 8/29/2022 3 Income Group Units Very Low Income (<50% of AMI)1,193 Low Income (50%-80% of AMI)687 Moderate Income (80%-120% of AMI)755 Above Moderate Income (>120% of AMI) 1,953 Total 4,588 RHNA for Cupertino 2023 - 2031 Affordable Units = 2,635 RHNA for Cupertino Affordable Market Rate 5 6 8/29/2022 4 BackgroundBackground •6th Cycle RHNA: 4,588 new units •The City is currently meeting Low (687) and Market-rate (1,953) needs through Pipeline projects •RHNA challenge: Discover capacity for 1,193 Very-Low and 755 Moderate units •6th Cycle RHNA: 4,588 new units •The City is currently meeting Low (687) and Market-rate (1,953) needs through Pipeline projects •RHNA challenge: Discover capacity for 1,193 Very-Low and 755 Moderate units RHNA Challenge for Cupertino 7 8 8/29/2022 5 BackgroundBackground •Pipeline projects: Have discretionary entitlements, or likely to, but aren’t built or have building permits yet. •Cupertino has significant Pipeline units: 3,545 •In addition to Pipeline units, an additional 2,090 units are recommended (Tier 1) and 200 ADUs •Pipeline projects: Have discretionary entitlements, or likely to, but aren’t built or have building permits yet. •Cupertino has significant Pipeline units: 3,545 •In addition to Pipeline units, an additional 2,090 units are recommended (Tier 1) and 200 ADUs Pipeline ProjectsPipeline Projects 9 10 8/29/2022 6 BackgroundBackground •Six Planning Commission study sessions/ meetings on Sites Inventory in 2022 •Started with nearly 400 properties that met HCD criteria •Extensive public comment at meetings •June 28 and July 5 Joint PC-HC recommendation on sites •Six Planning Commission study sessions/ meetings on Sites Inventory in 2022 •Started with nearly 400 properties that met HCD criteria •Extensive public comment at meetings •June 28 and July 5 Joint PC-HC recommendation on sites BackgroundBackgroundGoals from the Planning Commission 1. Strive for a balance between the City’s eastern and western areas; 2. Avoid or minimize displacement of existing uses; 3. Minimize “up-zoning” sites to the extent feasible; 4. Help counteract declining enrollment trends that are occurring city and county wide. 11 12 8/29/2022 7 PC-HC RecommendationsPC-HC Recommendations •56 Tier 1 properties in addition to 9 Pipeline sites •44 Tier 1 properties have minimum densities of 30 or 50 DU/acre •HCD presumption: min. 30 du/acre encourages lower income housing •56 Tier 1 properties in addition to 9 Pipeline sites •44 Tier 1 properties have minimum densities of 30 or 50 DU/acre •HCD presumption: min. 30 du/acre encourages lower income housing Target Housing Areas Three target housing areas: Stelling Gateway/Hom estead, S De Anza and N Vallco Park/Vallco Shopping District 13 14 8/29/2022 8 PC-HC RecommendationsPC-HC Recommendations •Higher densities on individual westside properties and South De Anza Blvd •“Split” densities for Stevens Creek and S De Anza properties: 50 du/acre along street frontage, 25 to 30 du/acre adjacent to neighborhoods •Higher densities on individual westside properties and South De Anza Blvd •“Split” densities for Stevens Creek and S De Anza properties: 50 du/acre along street frontage, 25 to 30 du/acre adjacent to neighborhoods PC-HC RecommendationsPC-HC Recommendations •Additional site consideration for Council: HOC-Crossroads on Inventory as Tier 2 •Additional site consideration for Council: HOC-Crossroads on Inventory as Tier 2 G = Site 15 15 16 8/29/2022 9 Inventory ConsiderationsInventory Considerations ●HCD recommends 15-30% Buffer above RHNA, though not a requirement, it provides greater assurance of meeting housing needs at all income levels (SB 166) ●City meeting Low and Market-rate housing through Pipeline, Buffer less a concern for Pipeline ●Recommended Inventory has 27% Buffer ●HCD recommends 15-30% Buffer above RHNA, though not a requirement, it provides greater assurance of meeting housing needs at all income levels (SB 166) ●City meeting Low and Market-rate housing through Pipeline, Buffer less a concern for Pipeline ●Recommended Inventory has 27% Buffer Density ReferenceDensity ReferenceSites Inventory – Inverse Relationship # of sites + Amount of potential rezoning # of sites + Amount of potential rezoning 17 18 8/29/2022 10 Density ReferenceDensity Reference Source: League of CA Cities Community OutreachCommunity Outreach ●Postcards mailed to all households ●Property Owner Interest Letters and follow- up ●Website/Balancing Act, Notices, E- notifications, social media ●Community Meetings in May, July, September, with AFFH-focus to comply with HCD requirements ●Postcards mailed to all households ●Property Owner Interest Letters and follow- up ●Website/Balancing Act, Notices, E- notifications, social media ●Community Meetings in May, July, September, with AFFH-focus to comply with HCD requirements 19 20 8/29/2022 11 Public Comments ReceivedPublic Comments Received ●Available on the website for 49 days ●Received more than 1,000 individual comments for 53 sites ●Conservative average of satisfaction 58% “Happy” votes were divided by the total number of comments The total includes “Neutral” and Balancing Act comments ●Three priorities emerged for deeper Council review and analysis ●Available on the website for 49 days ●Received more than 1,000 individual comments for 53 sites ●Conservative average of satisfaction 58% “Happy” votes were divided by the total number of comments The total includes “Neutral” and Balancing Act comments ●Three priorities emerged for deeper Council review and analysis Priority 1: Review of Public Comments ●Highest number of comments received ●Smallest “Support Quotient” ●Six areas of Tier 1 sites that equal 511 units 21 22 8/29/2022 12 Highest Comments Received Priority 2: Review of Public Comments ●Less than 50% “Support Quotient” ●Majority with Property Owner Interest ●Total equalling 279 units without Tier 2 23 24 8/29/2022 13 Priority 3: Review of Public Comments Schedule/Next StepsSchedule/Next Steps ●EIR process critical path for project, enables rezoning of sites ●Like many Bay Area Cities, the City cannot meet this due date, so housing sites need rezoning by January 31, 2024 ●Sites Inventory crucial to begin CEQA/EIR process, estimated at nine months min. ●EIR process critical path for project, enables rezoning of sites ●Like many Bay Area Cities, the City cannot meet this due date, so housing sites need rezoning by January 31, 2024 ●Sites Inventory crucial to begin CEQA/EIR process, estimated at nine months min. 25 26 8/29/2022 14 Schedule/Next StepsSchedule/Next Steps ●Housing Commission will work with source materials to recommend policies and programs, with a strong focus on AFFH ●Full Public Draft will be available for all comments to be addressed similar to a DEIR process ●Both comments and responses will be available to HCD ●Housing Commission will work with source materials to recommend policies and programs, with a strong focus on AFFH ●Full Public Draft will be available for all comments to be addressed similar to a DEIR process ●Both comments and responses will be available to HCD Focus for Tonight’s Sites ReviewFocus for Tonight’s Sites Review Discuss Sites for CEQA Including Density Unit Count Discuss Zoning or Policy Discuss Sites for CEQA Including Density Unit Count Discuss Zoning or Policy 27 28 8/29/2022 15 Suggested Agenda for Sites Review Monday 8/29 1. Overview Presentation (ending here) 1. Public Comment 1. Review all 16 Areas, with a vote for final choices for each of the Areas 1. Additional information and graphics for each site is available upon Council request 29 30 8/29/2022 16 A = Site 26 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address /Intersec tion Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 26a 1 10989 N Wolfe Rd 25 30 031 1 10805 N Wolfe Rd 25 30 0 208 1 10871 N Wolfe Rd 25 30 022 1 10883 N Wolfe Rd 25 30 028 1 10961 N Wolfe Rd 25 30 219 1 11111 N Wolfe Rd 25 30 116= Owner Interest Total = 323 units 31 32 8/29/2022 17 B = Site 24 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/Inte rsection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 24a 1 [no address] 50 0 257 = Owner Interest Total = 257 units C = Site 9 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/ Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 9a 1 10730 N Blaney Ave 030 151 1 10710 N Blaney Ave 10 30 110 Total = 61 units 33 34 8/29/2022 18 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/ Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 11a 1 10787 S Blaney Ave 15 20 011 1 10891 S Blaney Ave 15 20 054 11b 1 10710 S De Anza Blvd 25 30 017 1 20421 Bollinger Rd 20 30 012 1 20411 Bollinger Rd 20 30 25 1 20431 Bollinger Rd 20 30 14 D = Site 11 = Owner Interest Total = 102 units E = Site 18 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address /Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 18a 1 10065 E Estates Dr 25 50 045 1 10075 E Estates Dr 25 50 025 1 10075 E Estates Dr 25 50 063 18b 1 19550 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 032 18c 2 19220 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 0- 2 19300 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 0- 18d 2 19400 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 0-= Owner Interest Total = 165 units 35 36 8/29/2022 19 F = Site 16 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/ Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existi ng Units Total New Units 16a 2 19990 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 0- 16b 2 20010 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 0- 16c 2 20149 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 0- = Owner Interest Total = 0 units G = Site 15 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/Int ersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 15a 2 10125 Bandley Dr 25 50 0- 15b 2 20950 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 50 0- 15c 2 20840 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 30 0- 15d 2 20730 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 30 0- 15e 2 20830 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 30 0- 15f 2 20750 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 30 0- 15g 2 20840 Stevens Creek Blvd 25 30 0- = Owner Interest Total = 0 units 37 38 8/29/2022 20 H = Sites 19 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/ Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 19a 1 19820 Homestead Rd 51516 19b 1 11025 N De Anza Blvd 35 50 021 = Owner Interest Total = 27 units H = Sites 20 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/ Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 20a 1 [no address] 15 50 045 20b 1 20916 Homestead Rd 35 50 036 1 20956 Homestead Rd 35 50 055 1 20990 Homestead Rd 50 0 137 20c 1 [no address] 15 50 086 1 [no address] 15 50 081 Total = 440 units 39 40 8/29/2022 21 I = Site 14 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/Int ersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 14a 1 Mary Ave site 030022 Total = 22 units J = Site 23 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/In tersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 23a 1 10105 S De Anza Blvd 25 50 050 23b 1 10291 S De Anza Blvd 25 50 066 23c 2 10619 South De Anza Blvd 25 30 0- 23d 1 [no address]15 50 04 1 1361 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 117 23e 2 1375 S De Anza Blvd 15 30 0- 23f 2 1491 S De Anza Blvd 15 30 0- 2 1491 S De Anza Blvd 15 30 0- 23g 1 1451 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 22 1 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 3.5 23h 1 1471 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 20 23i 1 1505 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 67 23j 1 1515 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 43 23k 1 [no address]15 50 0 46 23l 1 20555 Prospect Rd 15 50 0 24 = Owner Interest Sub-total = 116 Total = 462 units 41 42 8/29/2022 22 J = Site 23 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/In tersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 23a 1 10105 S De Anza Blvd 25 50 050 23b 1 10291 S De Anza Blvd 25 50 066 23c 2 10619 South De Anza Blvd 25 30 0- 23d 1 [no address]15 50 04 1 1361 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 117 23e 2 1375 S De Anza Blvd 15 30 0- 23f 2 1491 S De Anza Blvd 15 30 0- 2 1491 S De Anza Blvd 15 30 0- 23g 1 1451 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 22 1 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 3.5 23h 1 1471 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 20 23i 1 1505 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 67 23j 1 1515 S De Anza Blvd 15 50 0 43 23k 1 [no address]15 50 0 46 23l 1 20555 Prospect Rd 15 50 0 24 = Owner Interest Sub-total = 346 Total = 462 units K = Site 6 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address /Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 6a 1 20865 Mcclellan Rd 520020 6b 1 21050 Mcclellan Rd 15 30 023 6c 1 7540 McClellan Rd 5101- 6d 1 20920 Mcclellan Rd 030021 Total = 64 units 43 44 8/29/2022 23 L = Site 8 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address /Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 8a 2 20666 Cleo Ave 20 30 1- 8b 1 [no address] 20 30 06 8c 1 21710 Regnart Rd 15 121 1 21710 Regnart Rd 15 02 8d 2 21530 Rainbow Dr 5510 Total = 49 units 8 12 M = Site 7 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address /Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 7a 1 10857 Linda Vista Dr 530121 1 10867 Linda Vista Dr 530120 1 10877 Linda Vista Dr 53016.5 1 10887 Linda Vista Dr 5301 25.1 7b 2 22381 McClellan Rd 5510 = Owner Interest Total = 72 units 45 46 8/29/2022 24 N = Site 13 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/ Intersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 13a 1 21431 Mcclellan Rd 20 50 123 = Owner Interest Total = 23 units O = Site 4 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/Int ersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 4a 1 10860 Maxine Ave 10 20 212 Total = 12 units 47 48 8/29/2022 25 P = Site 1 Key Map ID Tier 2 Site Address/Int ersection Current Density (du/ac) Future Density (du/ac) Existing Units Total New Units 1a 1 10231 Adriana Ave 410113 1b 1 22273 Cupertino Rd 45110 1c 1 10050 N Foothill Blvd 15 15 18 Total = 31 units Questions & Feedback Engage Cupertino Housing Website Surveys: https://engagecupertino.org 49 50