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?'r ,IITY c <br /> ®� � _�_�'� ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> j)L-EASAI\TON. 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> 1 <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> affordable rent, as specified. The bill <br /> would require the department to post <br /> that list on its internet website by <br /> December 31, 2020. <br /> AB 723 (Wicks) This bill would authorize the Counties Sustainable CASA Element#7 <br /> Low-income of Alameda and Contra Costa to Development Expedited <br /> housing provide the lessor of an eligible Approvals & <br /> incentives: property located within its territorial Housing Financial <br /> leased rental boundaries with a low-income rental Incentives <br /> housing: housing incentive. The bill, among <br /> Counties of other requirements similar to those for <br /> Alameda and the leased property exemption for <br /> Contra Costa rental housing described above, would <br /> County require that an eligible property be <br /> used exclusively for rental housing that <br /> is rented for no more than 30 percent <br /> of the income level of persons of low <br /> income to tenants occupying the <br /> property at the commencement of the <br /> lease and that the lease commence on <br /> or after January 1, 2020, and before <br /> January 1, 2025. The bill would require <br /> that the amount of incentive payment <br /> be based on the amount of property <br /> taxes apportioned to the county and <br /> the city in which the eligible property is <br /> located. The bill would require a city to <br /> reimburse a county for a certain <br /> amount of the low-income rental <br /> housing incentive, thereby imposing a <br /> state-mandated local program. <br /> AB 724 (Wicks) Creates a statewide registry for Housing Element #1 Just <br /> Rental property existing required reporting Cause Eviction <br /> data registry associated with certain grant <br /> programs on housing stock, and data <br /> on evictions, data and tenancy <br /> information. <br /> AB 725 (Wicks) Prohibits, in a Housing Element, Housing <br /> General plans: more than 20% of a jurisdiction's <br /> housing share of regional housing need for <br /> element: above above moderate-income housing <br /> moderate- from being allocated to sites with <br /> income housing: zoning restricted to single-family <br /> suburban and development <br /> metropolitan <br /> jurisdictions <br /> 8 <br />
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