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Home My WebLink AboutR10-Redevelopment Agency J4. - J1 .a. tIL _ J. ~ - AGBNCY.,iQUl!ST FOR &..ISSION/COUNCIL AglON om: Dept: 0Ite: GLENDA SAUL Subject: AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCES NUMBERED MC-480 AND MC-48l Redevelopment Agency AUGUST 13, 1986 Synopsis of Previous Commiaion/Councll ection: On November 4, 1985, the Mayor and Common Council approved and adopted Ordinance Mc-480, establishing incentives to be granted certain businesses and certain residential construction within the Enterprise Zone. On November 4, 1985, the Mayor and Common Council approved and adopted Ordinance MC-48l, establishing incentives to be granted certain businesses and certain residential construction declaring the urgency thereof. On July 7, 1986, the Mayor and Common Council approved in principle that the Westcom Development site be authorized to receive the benefits and incentives identical to those associated with the benefits and incentives of the commercial subareas of the Enterprise Zone. On August 4, 1986, the Mayor and Common Council approved changes to Chapter 3.18.060 of the Municipal Code relating to rebates in the industrial area of the Enterprise Zone. The Mayor and Common Council also aDDroved the 2rantin2 of incentives to Westcom Development and amended the commercial zone of the Enterprise Zone accordingly. Recommended motion: (MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL) "-:N PUBLIC HEARING ~SE PUBLIC HEARING Approve the following form motion. That vacant parcels zoned for multifamily residents which otherwise qualify as infill hpusing sites and are within the boundaries of priority areas numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, within the Enterprise Zone be included as part of the City's Infi11 Housing Program and the Enterprise Zone Incentive Ordinance be amended accordingly. ~u Signature Contact penon: GLENDA SAUL/SANDY LOWDER Supporting data 1t1lIChad: STAFF REPORT FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: $ 7.000 (aDDrox.) CITY GENERAL FUND Phone: 383-5081 Ward: 1. 6 Project: NW Datil: AUIlURt 18. 1986 No advena Impact on City: OlCil Notes: Agenda Item No. f.~ I () -L .IlU .d - . CI'IO OF SAN BERNARDIC)) - REQUIOI' FOR COUNCIL AC'Q)N o o o 75-02" STAFF REPORT lnfill Housing On October 14, 1985, the Mayor and Common Council adopted Resolution No. 85-405 approving the establishment of the City's Will Housing Proaru and set aside $2 million from the City's 1985 Single Family Mortgage & Revenue Bond Allocation to provide permanent f1nancing for the infill hOlIeS. Agency staff were directed to develop an infill housing program and implementation strategy for council approval. Since that time, the program and implementation strategy has been approved by the Mayor and Common Council. Additionally, staff was recently lDstructed to develop and issue a request for proposals (UP) for the purpose of inducing additional developers to participate in the program. (An item elsewhere in the agenda is submitted for your consideration in this regard). During the RFP proces,s, several potential respondents brought it to the attention of staff that the program specified single fUily dwelling units, whereas a naber of vacant parcels that would ordinarily qualify for lDfill assistance are zoned for multifamily construction. This significantly reduces the posll1bility of development if developers were required to construct single family detached dwelling units on parcels zoned for multifamily development. The Redevelopment Committee has taken the position that if the project otherwise qualifies for infill assistance but for the R-l zoning, the current zoning shall apply. Agency Counsel advises, however, that Ordill8Dce Nos. MC-480 and MC-48l must be amended in order to accomplish multifamily construction in the lnfill Housing Program. Attached to the staff report is a letter from San Bernardino Un1f1ed School District that supports the exemption of infill apartment units up to a lIl8J:im\lDl of four (4) unita. On August 4, 1986, the Mayor and Common Council considered this matter and continued the item to August 18, 1986. Staff recOllllllends approval of the amendments to Ordinances Nabered MC-480 and MC-48l. 1326L L - - - July 30, 1986 <;,'\ Of THE CI> ':<,~ 'I- ~ L',rr{'JJ ~ ~ Ii;'l, "il'/) V' """" ....~-.'1 ~ &.L.I /l. ,_ ~ ~. :e "', a: Q. .. 1 ,.,. I 9 1790" "" UJ :;,,: -7 ~~ i c.! AC- e>, ,:,.' I "~ .~~ '!Ii'll':l o " Your Public Scbools . . . There'. No Better Place To Learn 000 San Bernardino City Unified School District E. Neal Roberts, EcLD. SuperintendeJlt Harold L Boring, EcLD. Au1ataDt Superintendent, Admlniatrative Services o Ms. Glenda Saul Executive Director Redevelopment Agency City of San Bernardino 300 North D Street San Bernardino, CA 92418 AmlJmlC IIIls_L SLJ- :/~~ 8L ~ LV:L MW .CCTO~ -- -- Dear Glenda: -&? ORIG. JrlUTE COP\' ~ Through this letter I am responding to the notification of a public hearing to be held August 4, 1986, regarding proposed amendments to the City's infill housing program. o Several questions came to mind regarding the proposed amendment. I have tried to contact Mr. Msurice Oliva, however, he has been unavailable due to jury duty, The questions that I have are as follows: 1. The anticipated number of multi-family projects through this program. 2. The maximum number of apartment units anticipated for anyone vacant lot. The San Bernardino City Unified School District does not object to the proposed amendments providing that the following conditions be met: 1. That a reasonable number of multi-family apartments be constructed so as not to adversely impact our schools capacity to provide services. 2. That any multi-family project be limited to a.four-unit capacity. The San.Bernardino City Unified School District supports the current infill program as a method of providing affordable housing for city residents, however, the potential for school impaction should be carefully weighed in the planning of the. project. Sincerely, c~~~ Frank Ayala Administrator 4C:> Support Services e ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION 777 North F Street · San Bernardino, CA 92410 . (714) 381-1238