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Housing Element Tracking

Below is a in process table compiled by Greenbelt Alliance staff relating to Housing Element updates we are working on around the region. Are you working on a Housing Element that you see needs to be updated in this table? Reach out to us! Send an email to Karen

KRosenberg@greenbelt.org⁠

to let her know

Housing Element Tracking

County

County

City

City

RHNA

RHNA

Housing Element

Housing Element

HE Timeline

HE Timeline

Contact Info

Contact Info

Internal Notes

Internal Notes

Website

Website

Engagement Letter Sent

Engagement Letter Sent

HE Notes

HE Notes

Letters

Letters

Tracking

Tracking

Alameda County

Alameda

5th Cycle’s progress: 47%

6th Cycle: 5406 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

RFP for EJ Element expected to be chosen by June or July

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planninginfo@acgov.org⁠

(510) 670-5400

GPU outreach website

Albany

5th Cycle’s progress: 44%

6th Cycle: 1125 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

⁠

com-dev@albanyca.org⁠

(510) 528-5760

Berkeley

5th Cycle’s progress: 38%

6th Cycle: 9025 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Alex Amoroso and Leslie Mendez, Project Managers

aamoroso@cityofberkeley.info⁠

lmendez@cityofberkeley.info⁠

⁠

Dublin

5th Cycle’s progress: 102%

6th Cycle: 3719 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

The City of Dublin is currently working on our Housing Element Update, where we have held two public meetings to date. The next public meeting will tentatively be held on May 18th. We anticipate adoption of our Housing Element in Summer 2022. In addition to the Housing Element, the City plans to update our Land Use Element for consistency with the Housing Element. The City also anticipates updating our Safety Element and adding environmental justice policies. For additional information, please visit:

https://dublin.ca.gov/2241/Housing-Element-Update⁠

⁠

Michael Cass, Principal Planner

Michael.cass@dublin.ca.gov⁠

(925) 833-6628

has been ammended very much

East County Area

Emeryville

5th Cycle’s progress: 24%

6th Cycle: 1832 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Miroo Desai, Senior Planner

mdesai@emeryville.org⁠

(510) 596-3785

Fremont

5th Cycle’s progress: 69%

6th Cycle: 12897 units

Ch 5 2015-2023 Housing Element

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housingelement@fremont.gov⁠

⁠

7/26/22

The 30-day public comment period will be open from Friday, July 8 through Monday, August 8. Members of the public are encouraged to review the documents below and email any comments to

housingelement@fremont.gov⁠

⁠

Hayward

5th Cycle’s progress: 32%

6th Cycle: 4664 units

Housing Element 2014-2022

We received a LEAP grant from the State to update our Housing Element and we are currently drafting the RFP for consultant support on the project. We plan to send the RFP out in the next month and to kick off the project this summer. The full scope of work for the project is unknown at this time because we will work with a consultant to develop a scope, but we do anticipate that our RFP will identify the following General Plan Updates, in addition to the Housing Element Update:

Updating all programs and policies related to the Climate Action Plan which will require update of multiple Elements.

Either adding a Environmental Justice Element and/or updating multiple Elements to include EJ policies and programs.

Updating the Safety Element in accordance with State Law

Christina Morales, Housing Division Manager

christina.morales@hayward-ca.gov⁠

(510) 583-4311 Leigha Schmidt

Leigha.Schmidt@hayward-ca.gov⁠

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Livermore

5th Cycle’s progress: 46%

6th Cycle: 4449 units

Tricia Pontau, Assistant Planner

pepontau@cityoflivermore.net⁠

(925) 960-4450.

Newark

5th Cycle’s progress: 48%

6th Cycle: 1891 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Art Interiano, Deputy Community Development Director

ART.INTERIANO@newark.org⁠

(510) 578-4330

Jan 2022: Will be updating their Health and Safety and Environmental Hazards soon

Oakland

5th Cycle’s progress: 60%

6th Cycle: 26493 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Diana Perez Domencich, Planner II

dperez-domencich@oaklandca.gov⁠

510-238-3550

Piedmont

5th Cycle’s progress: 39%

6th Cycle: 587 units

The full scope of work for the project is unknown at this time because we will work with a consultant to develop a scope, but we do anticipate that our RFP will identify the following General Plan Updates, in addition to the Housing Element Update.

www.piedmontishome.org⁠

⁠

ondutyplanner@piedmont.ca.gov⁠

Pierce Macdonald-Powell,

Senior Planner

pmacdonald@piedmont.ca.gov⁠

⁠

reached out via email 7/26 for update

Responded with website

https://www.piedmontishome.org/⁠

⁠

seems like there are no concrete plans for outreach or upcoming meetings

Pleasanton HE Draft Sites Inventory Feedback Letter.pdf

Pleasanton

5th Cycle’s progress: 59%

6th Cycle: 5965 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Introductory Kick-Off Meetings: April - May 2021 Housing Needs Assessment; Policies and Programs Review: May - September 2021 Initial Sites Inventory, Methodology and Criteria: July - September 2021 Preparation of Comprehensive CEQA Project Description: November 2021 Environmental Review Scoping and NOP: December 2021 CEQA Sites Inventory Selection Meetings: December 2021 – January 2022 Prepare Technical Studies; Draft Housing Element and EIR: December 2021 – May 2022 HCD 60-Day Review Period & Meetings to Review PRD HE: June - July 2022 Public Draft Program EIR (45-Day Review Period): July-August 2022 Final Sites Inventory and Final Housing Element: August - Oct 2022 Public Hearings to adopt Housing Element and Final EIR: Nov 2022 - Jan 2023

Shweta Bonn, Senior Planner

sbonn@cityofpleasantonca.gov⁠

(925) 931-5611

Pleasanton HE Draft Sites Inventory Feedback Letter.pdf

San Leandro

5th Cycle’s progress: 7%

6th Cycle: 3887 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Andrew Mogensen, Planning Manager

amogensen@sanleandro.org⁠

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took HE survey on 12/9

https://slhousingelement.com/

Union City

5th Cycle’s progress: 29%

6th Cycle: 2287 units

⁠

housing@unioncity.org⁠

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Contra Costa County

Antioch

5th Cycle’s progress: 38.1%

6th Cycle: 3046 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

05/31/22

Draft HE up for review

https://www.antiochca.gov/community-development-department/planning-division/housing-element-docs/⁠

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Public comment period: May 16, 2022-June 15, 2022 - written comments may be submitted to Anne Hersch, Planning Manager, at

ahersch@antiochca.gov⁠

⁠

Updated timeline 11/17:

https://www.antiochca.gov/community-development-department/planning-division/housing-element-docs/⁠

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Winter 2022: Draft Housing Element Updates, Draft Safety Element Updates, Draft EJ Policies, Rezoning, Explore and Refine Solutions

Spring 2022: Environmental compliance, Draft EJ policies + EJ policy public comment and city review, Draft safety element updates + public comment and city review, HE public comment and city review + initial site review + rezoning

Fall 2022: finish Environmental Compliance, end of public comment and review for EJ policies, end of public comment for Safety Element, initial state review for HE, rezoning for HE

Winter/Spring 2023: Final state review and certification for HE

Alexis Morris, Planning Manager

https://www.antiochca.gov/comment-forms/planning-division/⁠

planning@ci.antioch.ca.us⁠

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Forrest Ebbs, Community Development Director

febbs@ci.antioch.ca.us⁠

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KScudero@antiochca.gov⁠

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Zoe Meredith, Senior Planner

zmerideth@antiochca.gov⁠

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04/2021

Entered into a contract with a consultant to prepare the new Housing Element. They expect to concurrently update the Safety Element and draft a new Environmental Justice Element. This additional effort will be going to the City Council for approval on July 27. They have not developed a public schedule just yet, but we hope to have all efforts completed well ahead of the 2023 deadline. There will be ample opportunities for public participation as we move further into the process.

7/15/21

reached out via email → response: no progress made

11/9/21

updated their docs and schedule on website

1/13/22 updated coda with previous meetings and current winter 2022 timeline/planned schedule

1/26/22 and asked to present to staff on playbook and learn more about update

they said they will watch the Pinole presentation and decide

3/8/2022 attended city council meeting to support transitional housing overlay

Passed 3-2

05/31/22 Update

Draft HE up for review

https://www.antiochca.gov/community-development-department/planning-division/housing-element-docs/⁠

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Public comment period: May 16, 2022-June 15, 2022 - written comments may be submitted to Anne Hersch, Planning Manager, at

ahersch@antiochca.gov⁠

⁠

sent comment letter > overall good

09/12/22

No updates

https://www.antiochca.gov/community-development-department/planning-division/housing-element-docs/

Brentwood

5th Cycle’s progress: 213%

6th Cycle: 1536 units

Housing Element 2015-

Erik Nolthenius, Planning Manager (925) 250-6583

planning@brentwoodca.gov⁠

⁠

reached out 11/9

should be kicking the project off in the next week or two

recently approved a contract with Kimley-Horn to provide assistance with the Housing Element

11/19 - will be kicking off project soon :)

1/13 sent an email for an update about HE and plugged Playbook

no info on website about the HE update

Erik responded 1/14

Website should be live in February

Looking at a joint meeting with the Planning Commission and City Council at the end of March

Not updating any other elements concurrently

Housing Element Update Work Program pdf in email

January 2022 update

In a contract with Kimley-Horn as the consultant

Website should be live in February

Looking at a joint meeting with the Planning Commission and City Council at the end of March

Not updating any other elements concurrently

3/17/22 requested update form Erik and plugged the Playbook

7/26/22

No updates

09/12/22

Comments and feedback on the Draft Document will be collected from August 25, 2022, to September 27, 2022.

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https://brentwoodhousingelement.com/resources/⁠

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Clayton

5th Cycle’s progress: 4.4%

6th Cycle: 570 units

Housing Element 2015-

June 2021 - Project Kick-off and City Tour

July 2021 - Community Engagement Plan Project Website (Optional)

August 2021 - Stakeholder Focus Group or Interviews Review Existing Housing Element Housing Needs Assessment Site Inventory Work Begins

September 2021 - City Council Briefing, Community Workshop #1, Housing Constraints Analysis and Assessment

October 2021 - Online Survey

December 2021 - Housing Plan (Goals, Policies and Objectives)

January 2022 - General Plan Consistency Review

February 2022 - Admin Draft Housing Element Rezoning (Optional)

March 2022 - NOP / Scoping Meeting Public Review Draft Housing Element Community Workshop #2 Council and Commission Hearings

April 2022 - HCD Review Draft Housing Element Draft Land Use Element / Zoning Code Amendments (Optional)

July 2022 - Draft IS/MND

September 2022 - Final IS/MND

October 2022 - Council and Commission Hearings (Adoption)

December 2022 - Final Housing Element

Dana Ayers, Community Development Director (925) 673-7300

InterimCDD@claytonca.gov⁠

⁠

Milan Sikela, Assistant Planner (925) 673-7300

msikela@ci.clayton.ca.us⁠

⁠

reached out 7/26 via email

Council authorized execution of the professional services agreement. The estimated timeline for completion of the update is on pdf page 110 of the agenda packet.

The May 18, 2021, agenda full packet can be downloaded here:

https://claytonca.gov/fc/agendas/council/5.18.21web.pdf⁠

⁠

reached out 11/30

took HE survey 12/1

34% of respondents don’t support any new housing in Clayton

1/13/22 no new updates on website

7/24/22

Finished 30-day public review and held 4 community comment meetings

Submitted draft to HCD on July 14, 2022

09/12/22

The Draft EIR comment period will begin on August 19, 2022, and close on October 3, 2022.

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https://claytonca.gov/fc/community-development/housing/housing-element/DEIR_Clayton_6thCycle_HousingElement.pdf⁠

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https://claytonca.gov/community-development/housing/housing-element/

Concord

5th Cycle’s progress: 4%

6th Cycle: 5121 units

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Housing Element 2014-2022⁠

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June 2021 - Data collection begin

Aug. 2021 - Consultant contract to Council

Sept. 2021 - Community outreach begins

Dec. 2021 - Background documentation completed

June 2022 - Draft sites inventory

July 2022 - Draft Housing Element released

July-Sept. 2022 - HCD review

Dec. 2022 - Final Housing Element to Council

Jan. 2023 - Adopted Housing Element to HCD

Mindy Gentry, Planning Manager (925) 671-3369

mindy.gentry@cityofconcord.org⁠

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info@concordhousingelement.org⁠

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City Council

citycouncil@cityofconcord.org,⁠

tim.mcgallian@cityofconcord.org,⁠

dominic.aliano@cityofconcord.org,⁠

edi.birsan@cityofconcord.org,⁠

laura.hoffmeister@cityofconcord.org,⁠

carlyn.obringer@cityofconcord.org⁠

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Planning Division General Email

zoning@cityofconcord.org⁠

⁠

Took Concord Survey 1/3

1/13 no new updates on website

Sent Policy Recommendations Letter 3/28

7/24/22

The public review period ended June 27, 2022. We are currently reviewing comments and taking into consideration your input as we prepare the next Draft Plan, which will is projected to be posted for review in July 2022.

09/12/22

the Draft 6th Cycle Housing Element for the City of Concord was made available for a 30-day public review period from May 27, 2022, through June 27, 2022.

This draft will be sent to the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) for a 90-day review period on Monday, August 15th, 2022.

https://concordhousingelement.org/

Danville

5th Cycle's progress: 51% 6th Cycle: 2241 units

Housing Element 2014-2022

Launch: Winter 2021

Engage: Spring 2021

Alternatives: Summer-Fall 2021

Draft: Spring 2022

Adopt: Winter 2023

David Crompton, Chief of Planning (925) 314-3349

dcrompton@danville.ca.gov⁠

⁠

10/1 update

Took poll on TownTalks webpage and 2/3 of people think housing is not affordable in Danville

July 9, 2021 filed RHNA appeal

1/13 no new updates on website

Sent Housing Policy Recommendations letter 3/9

07/24/22

The

Draft Danville 2023-2031 Housing Element⁠

is now available for a public review period that will conclude on August 1, 2022.

09/12/22

Currently in 90 day initial state review period

https://www.danville.ca.gov/886/2023-2031-Housing-Elementhttps://danvilletowntalks.org/

El Cerrito

5th Cycle’s progress: 87%

6th Cycle: 1404 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Updated 7/24/22

August 2022: Public Review Draft HE, Planning Commission and City Council Hearings, Virtual Community Workshop

September - December 2022: HCD Review

February 2023: Revised HE, CEQA Review, Planning Commission and City Council Hearings

April 2023: Final HE

Sean Moss, Planning Manager (510) 215-4359

planning@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us⁠

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Jeff Ballantine, Senior Planner

planning@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us⁠

⁠

Aissia Ashoori, Housing Analyst

aashoori@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us⁠

⁠

reached out 7/26 via email

no updates yet

told to check back in Fall/Winter

reached out 11/9 via email

11/30 no response…

Fred from SRVCC recommended reaching out to Lisa Montoyama, a city council member with lots of housing experience

1/13 reached out to Ashoori Aissia, Housing Analyst

no updates on website

09/12/22

PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT: 2023-31 HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE NOW AVAILABLE

HERE⁠

- PUBLISHED JULY 19, 2022

We are please to share the draft 2023-31 Housing Element Update. The community is welcome to provide comments to City staff through August 29, 2022. Written comments can be submitted to

planning@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us⁠

and verbal comments can be shared at the

City Council meeting⁠

on Tuesday, August 16, 2022 or by contacting 510-215-4361.

Hercules

5th Cycle’s progress: 68%

6th Cycle: 736 units

Housing Element 2015-

November 2021 - Stakeholder interviews and outreach

December 2021 - Stakeholder focus group, update webpage

January 2022 - Community Workshop #1, launch survey

February 2022 - Close survey, analyze survey results

March 2022 - Planning Commission Meeting, Publicize Community Workshop #2

April 2022 - Community Workshop # 2, Balancing Act

May 2022 - Community Workshop #3, City Council Meeting

August 2022 - Public hearing

December 2022 - Public hearing

Robert Reber, Interim Community Development Director

rreber@ci.hercules.ca.us⁠

(510) 799-8248

been added to list of interested parties → will be contacted with further information

reached out 11/30/21

stakeholder interview with Karen 12/22/21

1/18 no new info on website

3/3 update

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Community Surveys⁠

(now accepting responses)

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Public Workshops⁠

(workshop #1 scheduled for March 21 at 7:00 PM)

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City Council Presentations and Workshops⁠

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Planning Commission Presentation and Workshops⁠

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Stakeholder Interviews and Focus Groups

09/12/22

DRAFT RELEASED!

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Download Draft⁠

Comments may be emailed to Tim Rood, Community Development Director,

trood@ci.hercules.ca.us⁠

⁠

Lafayette

5th Cycle’s progress: 80%

6th Cycle: 2114 units

Housing Element 2014-2022

Greg Wolff, Planning and Building Director

GWolff@ci.lafayette.ca.us⁠

(925) 299-3204

10/13/2021

Housing Element Goals: First Draft⁠

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Martinez

5th Cycle’s progress: 7%

6th Cycle: 1358 units

Housing element 2015-2023

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dutyplanner@cityofmartinez.org⁠

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Michael Chandler, Deputy Director of Administrative Services

mchandler@cityofmartinez.org⁠

(925) 372-3500

Hector Rojas, Planning Manager

hrojas@cityofmartinez.org⁠

⁠

no reply during first round of emails - reached out again 7/26

Reached out via email 10/25 for update

Special Advisor Patrick O’Keefe from Management Partners will present the above remaining elements of the Revised Draft General Plan to the City Council and Planning Commission during the third joint meeting on January 12th. Staff will continue taking notes of the comments made by the City Council, Planning Commission, and public and summarize these in a document that will be posted on the City’s General Plan Update webpage. The document will be updated to reflect comments made at each joint meeting and it will also be updated on a monthly basis to include additional comments received after the joint meetings. Public comments on the Revised Draft General Plan can be emailed to

GPcomments@cityofmartinez.org⁠

reached out for update 1/18

7/26/22

No updates - could only find info on GP update

9/12/22

Moraga

5th Cycle’s progress: 31%

6th Cycle: 1118 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Summer 2021: Select consultant, launch project

Fall 2021: Assess needs, identify sites, evaluate constraints

Winter 2021-22: Assess rezoning options, draft policies

Spring 2022: Prepare draft plan, rezoning proposals, hold initial hearings

Summer 2022: Submit draft to HCD, environmental review

Fall 2022: Revise plan, finalize zoning adoption

Afshan Hamid, Planning Director

ahamid@moraga.ca.us⁠

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General Email

planning@moraga.ca.us⁠

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Town Council

mmccluer@moraga.ca.us⁠

swoehleke@moraga.ca.us⁠

tonoda@moraga.ca.us⁠

rsos@moraga.ca.us⁠

townclerk@moraga.ca.us⁠

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emailed 8/2 for update on schedule and plan for proper outreach and community engagement

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staff report regarding housing element update⁠

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1/25 updated timeline

upcoming meetings + events per website

Tuesday, January 25, 2022 at 6:30pm Bollinger Valley Neighborhood Meeting

Wednesday, February 9, 2022 at 6:30pm Bollinger Valley Town Council Meeting.

Wednesday, February 23, 2022 at 6:30pm Housing Site Selection Town Council Meeting

Environmental Review Scoping Meeting (TBD)

Housing Survey (TBD)

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staff report regarding housing element update⁠

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Timeline on page 56

7/24/22 Update

You can review the HCD Working Draft Housing Element at

https://www.moraga.ca.us/519/Working-Draft-Housing-Element⁠

. Submit comments to

makemoragahome@moraga.ca.us⁠

by July 30, 2022.

https://www.moraga.ca.us/491/Make-Moraga-Home

Oakley

5th Cycle’s progress: 66%

6th Cycle: 1069 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Joshua McMurray

McMurray@ci.oakley.ca.us⁠

⁠

City Council:

randypope@ci.oakley.ca.us⁠

meadows@ci.oakley.ca.us⁠

awilliams@ci.oakley.ca.us⁠

fuller@ci.oakley.ca.us⁠

Higgins@ci.oakley.ca.us⁠

⁠

held a meeting 9/1 with planning team, DeNovo and community members

7/24/22 update

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2023-2031 Draft Housing Element Update⁠

- Submit comments by: August 5, 2022

By Mail: City of Oakley, Planning Division, 3231 Main Street, Oakley, CA 94561

By Email:

strelo@ci.oakley.ca.us⁠

⁠

Orinda

5th Cycle’s progress: 81%

6th Cycle: 1359 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Feb 2022: EIR scoping period, community workshop

March-June 2022: Prepare draft EIR, prepare draft HE and public review (40 days) submit draft to HCD (90 days), public meeting

July - August 2022: Circulate draft EIR for public review and gather comments on draft EIR, revise draft HE 2nd public review (2 weeks), public meeting

Sept-Oct 2022: Prepare final EIR response to comments, 2nd HCD review (60 days)

Nov-Dec 2022: City Council adopts EIR, HCD sends conditional compliance letter

January 2023: City Council adopts HE

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orindaplanning@cityoforinda.org⁠

(925)253-4210

Drummond Buckley, Planning Director

dbuckley@cityoforinda.org⁠

(925) 956-9305

Winnie Mui, Associate Planner

wmui@cityoforinda.org⁠

⁠

1/13 concurrently updating, HE, downtown precise plan, and safety element

can create own HE on website

signed up for notifications

Attended 1/20 Orinda Downtown Planning and HE Subcommittee Meeting

2/21 Orinda Survey

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NPM3PPJ⁠

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7/26/22

Draft:

https://www.planorinda.com/housing-element⁠

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Public comment period ended

https://www.planorinda.com/

Pinole

5th Cycle’s progress: 3%

6th Cycle: 505 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

⁠

building2@ci.pinole.ca.us⁠

(510) 724-8912

David Hanham, Planning Manager

DHanham@ci.pinole.ca.us⁠

⁠

reached out 1/18

Pittsburg

5th Cycle’s progress: 43%

6th Cycle: 2036 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Jordan Davis, Director of Community and Economic Development/Acting Planning Manager (925) 252-4015

jdavis@pittsburgca.gov⁠

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Notes on Community Engagement

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https://pittsburg.generalplan.org/community-events⁠

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3 Visioning Workshops in 2019

Online Workshops Series in 2020

2 Land Use Alternatives Workshops

Land Use Stakeholders Meeting

3/3/2022 Update

Emailed Jordan Davis about HE update and playbook

https://pittsburg.generalplan.org/

Pleasant Hill

5th Cycle’s progress: 15%

6th Cycle: 1623 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Troy Fujimoto,

Tfujimoto@pleasanthillca.org⁠

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City Council

kcarlson@pleasanthillca.org⁠

;

snoack@pleasanthillca.org⁠

;

mharris@pleasanthillca.org⁠

;

tflaherty@pleasanthillca.org⁠

;

mrinn@pleasanthillca.org⁠

;

jcatalano@pleasanthillca.org⁠

;

jdavalos@pleasanthillca.org⁠

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Draft Environment Element⁠

Open Space Element⁠

Hazard Element⁠

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City took public comments on potential sites through Aug 11, 2021

9/22 update

Currently in “Phase 5: Preparing the Plan”

No scheduled upcoming meetings

reached out 1/18

https://pleasanthill2040.com/

Richmond

5th Cycle’s progress: 24%

6th Cycle: 3645 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

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planning@ci.richmond.ca.us⁠

(510) 620-6706

Lina Velasco, Director of Planning and Building Services

lina_velasco@ci.richmond.ca.us⁠

⁠

Andrea Villarroel, Planner

Andrea_Villarroel@ci.richmond.ca.us⁠

⁠

emailed 8/9

reached out 1/13

Planning on getting started at end of month

want admin draft by July and public review draft by august

website and timeline will be updated in February

Dulce from Richmond Land has connections with city council members: Melvin, Eduardo, Claudia

San Pablo

5th Cycle’s progress: 8%

6th Cycle: 752 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Tyler Libby, Planning Manager

libbyt@sanpabloca.gov⁠

(510) 215-3036

emailed 8/9

sent out comm survey Jan 2022

https://www.sanpabloca.gov/2804/General-Plan-Housing-Element-Update

San Ramon

5th Cycle’s progress: 97%

6th Cycle: 5111 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

⁠

https://www.sanramon.ca.gov/UserFiles/Servers/Server_10826046/File/Hot%20Topics/RHNA-Update-Presentation-2-23-21.pdf⁠

Spring /

Summer 2021

•Issue RFP for preparation of

GP/HE Update

•Select Consultant, Late 2021

•Final RHNA Issued by ABAG, 2021 - 2022

•Public Outreach / Engagement

•Public Hearing review process

with appropriate Committees /

Commissions / City Council, Late 2022

•Submit adopted Housing Element to HCD

Lauren Barr, Planning Services Manager

lbarr@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

(925) 973-2567

Ryan Driscoll, Associate Planner

rdriscoll@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

(925) 973-2568

General Public Comment Email

planningcommission@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

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Debbie Chamberlain, Community Development Director (Planning Commission Staff Contact)

dchamberlain@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

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City Council

dhudson@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

sperkins@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

marmstrong@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

SVerose@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

szafar@sanramon.ca.gov⁠

⁠

Working on General Plan, HE Update, and CAP

9/22

Survey for feedback that will help guide the General Plan, Housing Update, and Climate Action Plan Update process - open until October 31st, 2021 (

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PPNF6SY⁠

)

Currently in Phase 1

No upcoming meetings

Held GP, HE, AND CAP meeting on 10/19

Community Survey # 1 Results

https://files.constantcontact.com/120b9cb7001/f0a85aea-0120-4ce0-aa54-96b8ea69a89d.pdf⁠

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1/13 no new info on website

added previous meetings to coda

still in phase 1

phase 4 is HE

BECAUSE THEY ARE UPDATING THEIR CAP, GP, AND HE THIS WOULD BE AN INTERESTING AREA TO ENGAGE IN AND MAKE SURE THE POLICIES ARE ALL CONSISTENT … I ALSO FEEL LIKE WE COULD HAVE A GOOD IMPACT HERE CONSIDERING THE RHNA NUMBERS, AND OUR EXISTING PARTNERS

1/2/22 currently in HE update phase

2/3/2022 update

Website states that they are currently in Phase 4: HE update

7/24/22

The Draft 2023-2031 Housing Element is available for a 30-day public review period, from Friday, May 13, 2022 to Sunday, June 12, 2022. The Draft 2023-2031 Housing Element is available below and on the

PlanSanRamon.com⁠

website:

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Draft 2023-2031 Housing Element⁠

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https://plansanramon.com/

Walnut Creek

5th Cycle’s progress: 47%

6th Cycle: 5866 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Ethan Bindernagel, Planning Manager

bindernagel@walnut-creek.org⁠

(925) 256-3530

Cara Bautista-Rao, Sustainability Coordinator & Housing Analyst

Bautista-Rao@walnut-creek.org⁠

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Margot Ernst, Housing Program Manager

ernst@walnut-creek.org⁠

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Andrew M. Smith, Senior Planner – Long Range & Transportation Planning

asmith@walnut-creek.org⁠

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reached out 1/18

Tiny homes project in the city → DV4E is engaged in this development

update on progress to planning commission on Feb 10 and city council on Feb 15

Walnut Creek Housing and Community Development Council Special Meeting 1/31/2022

Introduction to the Housing and Safety Elements update, and review of the draft Community Engagement Plan

3/14/22 update

sent email to Andrew Smith about Playbook and timeline

7/24

Released HE Update draft for 30-day public review period through August 19, 2022

https://www.walnut-creek.org/departments/community-and-economic-development/housing-programs/housing-policies/housing-element

1/27/22 update

Will likely have a Planning Commission meeting on 2/10/22 and a City Council meeting on 2/15/22 regarding the Housing Element

3/14

First public workshop: Monday, March 21, 2022, at 6:00 pm.

Second public workshop: Wednesday, April 20, 2022, at 6:00 pm.

Link to Housing Element Community Survey:

Housing Survey⁠

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Unincorporated, Contra Costa County

5th Cycle’s progress: 80%

6th Cycle: 7722 units

CCC Draft Housing Element available for public review March - April 2022

Planning Commission and or Board of Sups meetings on Drafts May- June 2022

Prepare Draft Env Review March-August 2022

Submit Draft to HCD (90 day review)

2nd HCD review (60 day review)

Adoption Hearing Dec 2022 - January 2023

HCD Certification (60 day review) January 2023 - March 2023

Will Nelson

Will.Nelson@dcd.cccounty.us⁠

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Amalia Cunningham

Amalia.Cunningham@dcd.cccounty.us⁠

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Reached out to Amalia 1/18

3/9 Planning Commission Meeting and Study Session for Stronger Communities Element

Provided

public comment⁠

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https://envisioncontracosta2040.org/

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https://coda.io/d/_dd4uGfxA4c1/_su02f⁠

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County name

Solano County

Contra Costa County

San Mateo County

Napa County

Alameda County

Marin County

Belvedere

5th Cycle’s progress: 16%

6th Cycle: 160 units

Corte Madera

5th Cycle’s progress: 188%

6th Cycle: 725 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Fairfax

5th Cycle’s progress: 89%

6th Cycle: 490 units

Larkspur

5th Cycle’s progress: 55%

6th Cycle: 979 units

Housing Element 2015-2023

Mill Valley

5th Cycle’s progress: 47%

6th Cycle: 848 units

Novato

5th Cycle’s progress: 40%

6th Cycle: 2111 units

Ross

5th Cycle’s progress: 38%

6th Cycle: 109 units

San Anselmo

5th Cycle’s progress: 58%

6th Cycle: 833 units

San Rafael

5th Cycle’s progress: 18%

6th Cycle: 3252 units

2023-2031: 3220 units, including 1,349 units for low and very low income households.

Jacob Noonan, Housing Program Manager:

jacob.noonan@cityofsanrafael.org⁠

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Sausalito

5th Cycle’s progress: 36%

6th Cycle: 724 units

Tiburon

5th Cycle’s progress: 13%

6th Cycle: 639 units

Marin County

5th Cycle’s progress: 86%

6th Cycle: 3510 units

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Housing and Safety Elements 2023-2031⁠

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Jan 20th workshop to use balancing act tool. Interactive workshop to teach people how to use balancing act tool

Met with Jillian Zieger who is in charge of the HE and she wants more youth to attend the community listening meetings

Napa County

American Canyon

Housing Element 2015-2023

Calistoga

https://www.ci.calistoga.ca.us/home/showpublisheddocument?id=12096Housing Element 2015-2023

Napa

Housing Element 2015-2023

St. Helena

Yountville

San Francisco County

San Francisco

Housing Element 2015