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4 <br />Affordable <br />Housing <br />Production <br />Policy <br />Affordable <br />Housing <br />Preservation <br />Policy <br />Affordable <br />Housing <br />Protection <br />and Anti- <br />Displacement <br />Policy <br />Commercial <br />Stabilization <br />Policy <br />7. Development <br />Certainty and <br />Streamlined <br />Entitlement <br />Process <br />Mobile Home <br />Preservation <br />Preventing <br />Displacement <br />from <br />Substandard <br />Conditions and <br />Associated <br />Code <br />Enforcement <br />Activities2 <br />8. Preventing <br />Displacement from <br />Substandard <br />Conditions and <br />Associated Code <br />Enforcement <br />Activities2 <br />Tenant <br />Relocation <br />Assistance <br />9. Mobile Home <br />Rent <br />Stabilization <br />10. Fair Housing <br />Enforcement <br />11. Tenant Anti- <br />Harassment <br />Protections <br />Notes: <br />1.This policy may fulfill either the housing production or preservation requirement, but not both. <br />2.This policy may fulfill either the housing preservation or protection requirement, but not both. <br />A basic review of the requirements suggests that, for affordable housing production, <br />existing City ordinances and programs would likely come close to meeting the TOC policy <br />requirements as they are currently drafted but may need some adjustments to meet them <br />fully. <br />Housing Production <br />For housing production, for example, the TOC policy requires an inclusionary zoning <br />ordinance to provide a minimum 15% inclusionary rate, and to have a minimum 10-unit <br />threshold project size which the City’s IZO meets. For other “Production” policies, more <br />analysis and guidance will need to be sought from the City Council regarding which might <br />be appropriate to adopt. In some instances, the City is already following the principles and <br />Page 151 of 682