Housing Needs Assessment. Task 4.1: Research relevant data sources for demographic and socioeconomic conditions: State HCD, State Dept. of Finance, HUD, U.S. Census, Multiple Listing Service. Investigate housing needs for special needs groups. Create an inventory of existing affordable housing complexes, including those at risk to convert to market rate. November- December 2020 Task 4.2: Organize and summarize data on existing and projected housing needs in tables and charts, including synopsis for Public Meeting #1. January 2021 Activity 5: Resource Inventory Task 5.1: Build inventory of available developable land for meeting RHNA building capacity requirements, in compliance with HCD requirements. Include local agency surplus sites per AB 1255, nonvacant site replacement requirements, and rezone program requirements. City to provide existing vacant land inventory data and local agency surplus sites. February 2021 Task 5.1 Deliverable: Provide initial land inventory to City Planners for review. February 2021 Task 5.2: Coordinate with City Planners to make capacity assumptions for developable land, including current site conditions, zoning designations, environmental constraints, and infrastructure availability. Calculate buildable capacity for each site. City to assist in providing information on zoning designations, environmental constraints, and infrastructure availability. February- March 2021
Housing Needs Assessment. The Housing Needs Assessment will be a compre- hensive evaluation of current demographic, employment, housing, and housing market condi- tions in the Fresno County region, consistent with HCD’s new completeness Review Checklist. The Needs Assessment will describe housing needs in all 15 jurisdictions. The Consultants will prepare the Housing Needs Assessment using the HCD pre- approved housing element data package and other current data, including the 2010 U.S. Census, 6 Proposal for Services | Mintier Harnish/Xxxxxxxx Xxx and Associates/MIG American Community Survey (ACS), Department of Finance (DOF) estimates, Employment Develop- ment Department (EDD) reports, and other avail- able local and regional data sources. This section will include the following information: Population, Employment, and Household Charac- teristics: This section will include a discussion of current population, employment, and household conditions and trends, including but not limited to population growth rates, population by age and race/ethnicity, employment by industry, changes in household types, and households by tenure.
Housing Needs Assessment. In accordance with Government Code 65583.2, LWC will prepare an inventory of land suitable for residential development within the planning period, including vacant sites and sites having the potentialforredevelopment. LWCwillleveragepreviousworkprepared bytheCity,such as thevacant land inventory sites from the existing Housing Element. LWC will work closely with staff to develop a parcel-level inventory of sites with near-term residential development potential at appropriate densities. The assessment will also include an analysis of the availability of infrastructure for sites included in the inventory. This task assumes the City has adequate parcel- level GIS data (including APN, existing use, zoning, lot size, and assessor’s data) available.
Housing Needs Assessment. A Housing Needs Assessment will be provided, as required by the State Government Code. The Needs Assessment will update all data tables, maps, and graphs in the existing Element, using the most current available Census data as well as current data on real estate, the economy, vacancy rates, and housing trends. Trends in population, age, ethnicity, income, household type and size, tenure, cost burden, and overcrowding all will be documented. Trends in local construction, building permits and housing type, ADU production, and housing units added or replaced annually will be documented. Data for Rolling Hills will be compared to other cities on the Palos Verdes Peninsula and to Los Angeles County and/or the State of California. The Needs Assessment will also cover persons with special housing needs, including seniors, persons with disabilities, homeless, farmworkers, extremely low-income residents, large households, and single parent households. It will also address residential energy conservation measures.
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