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THE CITY Or <br /> ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> pL£ASANTON® 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> Environmental under CEQA, prohibit a court from Reforms to <br /> quality: judicial staying or enjoining a housing project Housing Approval <br /> review: housing for which an environmental impact Process <br /> projects report has been certified, unless the <br /> court makes specified findings. <br /> AB 1255 This bill would require the housing Housing Element#8 <br /> (Rivas) element to contain an inventory of Unlock Public <br /> land owned by the city or county that Lands for <br /> Surplus public is in excess of its foreseeable needs. Affordable <br /> land: database The bill would require the city or Housing <br /> county to identify those sites that <br /> qualify as infill or high density, as <br /> defined. The bill would require the <br /> inventory be prepared using <br /> standards, forms, and definitions <br /> adopted by the Department of <br /> Housing and Community <br /> Development. The bill would require <br /> each city or county to report those <br /> sites identified under these <br /> provisions to the Department of <br /> General Services by December 31 of <br /> each year. <br /> AB 1279 This bill would require HCD to Housing <br /> (Bloom) designate areas in this state as high- <br /> Planning and resource areas, as provided, by <br /> zoning: housing January 1, 2021, and every 5 years <br /> development: thereafter. The bill would authorize a <br /> high-resource city or county to appeal the <br /> areas designation of an area within its <br /> jurisdiction as a high-resource area <br /> during that 5-year period. In any area <br /> designated as a high-resource area, <br /> the bill would require that a housing <br /> development project be a use by right, <br /> upon the request of a developer, in <br /> any high-resource area designated <br /> pursuant be a use by right in certain <br /> parts of the high-resource area if those <br /> projects meet specified requirements, <br /> including specified affordability <br /> requirements. For certain development <br /> projects where the initial sales price or <br /> initial rent exceeds the affordable <br /> housing cost or affordable rent to <br /> households with incomes equal to or <br /> 13 <br />
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