SB827: Difference between revisions

 

 

 

 

== Proposals ==

 

 

 

Matthewplan‏&nbsp; @matthewplan<br/> Replying to @YIMBYwiki @housingforla and 2 others<br/> "5) Make clear this does not apply in historic districts or allow more than 1 extra floor in a specific plan area - unless allowed by jurisdiction."

==== Different triggers for different area median incomes ====

 

 

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=== Add inclusionary housing requirement ===

 

Shane Phillips @shanedphillips<br/> “By far the biggest [concern] I've heard, and it's something I agree with, is the lack of any inclusionary requirements. This is a significant upzone for most areas, and a windfall for current owners. Should be relatively easy to require 10-15% affordable.

 

Ethan Elkind. "[http://www.ethanelkind.com/mitigating-displacement-of-low-income-renters-from-new-transit-oriented-housing/. Mitigating Displacement Of Low-Income Renters From New Transit-Oriented Housing]." January 9, 2018.&nbsp; Suggestions:&nbsp;

 

=== Relocation assistance&nbsp; ===

 

@matthewplan<br/> Replying to @YIMBYwiki @housingforla and 2 others<br/> "3) density bonus housing replacement policies should be expanded to include housing relocation assistance and right of first refusal for new unit at same rent in new building."

 

Shane Phillips‏&nbsp; @shanedphillips&nbsp;[https://twitter.com/shanedphillips/status/950938801181925377 7:54 PM - 9 Jan 2018]<br/> "What would be a smart anti-displacement or displacement mitigation policy to integrate into #SB827? Recognizing that abundant housing is the most effective broad-based anti-displacement strategy, I think there's space for targeted mitigations too."