HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 2022 0316 CCSA REG ITEM 09D POWERPOINTGeneral Plan2021 Annual Progress Report
City Council March 16, 2022 1
Doug Spondello, AICP
Deputy Community Development Director
Tamar Gantt, Housing Program Manager
Annual Reporting Requirements
Section 65400 of Government Code requires:
•An Annual Progress Report (APR) on the status of the General
Plan and implementation; and
•Reporting progress in meeting the City’s share of Regional
Housing Needs.
APRs are submitted annually to the Department of Housing and
Community Development (HCD) and Governor’s Office of Planning
and Research (OPR) by April 1st.
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Existing General Plan Elements
•Land Use -1992
•Circulation -1992
•Noise -1998
•Open Space,
Conservation and
Recreation -1986
•Safety -2001
•Housing -2014 to 2021
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Comprehensive Update to the
General Plan
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•A comprehensive update of our
General Plan and EIR is
underway.
•Project will continue through
Feb, 2023.
•APRs will continue to assess
progress in implementing the
existing General Plan while the
General Plan update is
underway.
The Housing Element
•Provides an analysis of the existing and
projected housing needs, goals, policies,
and objectives to further the preservation,
improvement and development of housing.
•Reviewed and Certified by the CA
Department of Housing and Community
Development (HCD).
•Updated in 8-year cycles.
•The 5th Cycle Housing Element (2014-
2021) is currently under closeout.
•The 6th Cycle Housing Element (2021-
2029) is currently under review by HCD.
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Regional Housing Needs Assessment
(RHNA)
•RHNA –An HCD Program that assigns housing unit targets to each
jurisdiction within an 8-year cycle. These units are assigned to specific
affordable income groups. In order to comply, the Housing Element must
designate sufficient land and density to accommodate the development of
the City’s RHNA housing number.
•In the 5th Cycle (2014-2021) RHNA, Moorpark issued permits for 693 units
across its affordable designations out of an allocation of 1,164 new units
in the existing Housing Element.
•The new 6th Cycle (2021-2029) RHNA has assigned 1,289 housing units to
Moorpark and will be allocated and planned for in the new Housing
Element.
•For reporting purposes, the State requires RHNA activity to be based on
actual building permits issued for housing units.
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2014-2021 –5th Cycle RHNA Closeout
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Housing Income
Type
RHNA
Allocation
for 2014-
2021
New Units
Permitted in
2021
5th Cycle RHNA
Cumulative
Totals
Housing
Overage/Shortfall(+/-)
Very Low Income
31%-50% AMI 289 Units 7 Units 33 Units -256 Units
Low Income
51%-80% AMI 197 Units 4 Units 50 Units -147 Units
Moderate
81%-120% AMI 216 Units 4 Units 16 Units -200 Units
Above Moderate
120% + AMI 462 Units 0 Units 594 Units +132 Units
Total:1,164 Units
Required
15 Units
Permitted
693 Units
Permitted in
Moorpark 5th
Cycle
603 Required
Additional Units
2021-2029 –6th Cycle RHNA by the
Numbers
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Housing Income Type RHNA Allocation
for 2021-2029
Approved and Planned
Units
Very Low Income
31%-50% AMI 377 Units 88 Units
Low Income
51%-80% AMI 233 Units 638 Units
Moderate
81%-120% AMI 245 Units 314 Units
Above Moderate
120% + AMI 434 Units 1,663 Units
Total:1,289 Units Required 2,703 Units Planned
Very low-and low-income credits can be combined into a “Lower Income” category, in
accordance with state law. With that allowance, the Draft Housing Element demonstrates that
Moorpark complies with RHNA requirements.
The Land Use Element (1992)
Identifies the permitted uses of land, including the density and intensity
of these uses.
•2021 Land Use Amendments –In Process
–North Ranch: for 68 acres west of Gabbert Road from Rural Low Density
Residential to Rural Low Density Residential, Medium Density Residential and
Open Space for the development of 139 single-family homes.
–Hitch Ranch Specific Plan: for a portion of the 277-acre project that includes
development of 755 homes.
–Beltramo Ranch: for 7.4 acres south of Los Angeles Avenue from Park and
Low Density Residential to High Density Residential for the proposed
development of 47 single-family homes.
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Other General Plan Elements
No amendments to the remaining General Plan Elements were
adopted or proposed in 2021:
•Circulation Element
•Noise Element
•Safety Element
•Open Space, Conservation, and Recreation Element
A comprehensive update to the General Plan will be completed in
2023.
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