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THE CITY OF <br /> • <br /> ,L. , _,_ "Eainsta3 ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> pLEASANTOK 2019 Monitored Legislation <br /> Assembly Bill/ Summary Guiding Principle CASA Compact <br /> Senate Bill <br /> specified. This bill would make these <br /> provisions inoperative on June 1, <br /> 2020, and would repeal it as of <br /> January 1, 2021 <br /> SB 48 (Wiener) This bill would revise the Housing <br /> Interim housing requirements of the housing element <br /> intervention in connection with the identification of <br /> developments zones where emergency shelters are <br /> allowed as a permitted used with a <br /> conditional use or other discretionary <br /> permit. The bill would generally <br /> require that emergency shelters be in <br /> areas that allow residential use, <br /> including mixed-use areas, but would <br /> permit designation in industrial zones <br /> if a local government can <br /> demonstrate that the zone is <br /> connected to specified amenities and <br /> services. The bill would remove the <br /> authorization granted to local <br /> government to require off-street <br /> parking, as specified, in connection <br /> with standards applied to emergency <br /> shelters. The bill would require that <br /> zones where emergency shelters are <br /> allowed include sites that meet at <br /> least one of certain prescribed <br /> standards. <br /> SB 50 (Wiener) This bill would require a city, county, Housing Oppose unless <br /> Planning and j or city and county to grant upon amended <br /> zoning: housing request an equitable communities <br /> development: incentive when a development CASA Element#5 <br /> incentives proponent seeks and agrees to Minimum Zoning <br /> construct a residential development, near Transit <br /> as defined, that satisfies specified <br /> criteria, including, among other <br /> things, that the residential <br /> development is either a job-rich <br /> housing project or a transit-rich <br /> housing project, as those terms are <br /> defined; the site does not contain, or <br /> has not contained, housing occupied <br /> by tenants or accommodations <br /> withdrawn from rent or lease in <br /> accordance with specified law within <br /> specified time periods; and the <br /> residential development complies <br /> 31 <br />
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