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City Council Review
May 14, 2013
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oil Sets 8 -year plan
projected housing
of the community
to meet the existing and
needs of all economic segments
Identifies constraints to the development and
maintenance of housing
Establishes goals, policies,
pertaining to housing needs
and programs
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Based on 2008 -2014 HE- recently adopted in
2011 and found compliant with state law
■ Updated statistical data and housing analysis
■ Review of goals and programs, and revised as
necessary
Revised Quantified Objectives for new
construction, rehabilitation, and preservation
2 public workshops, PC and AHTF meetings
p Housing Needs
27% of households are lower- income ( <8o%
AMI)
30% of home owners and 40% of renters
experience a housing cost burden
Housing Affordability
Ownership
Rental
Senior households had the highest percentage
of lower- income households
55% of renter and 30% of owners earned lower
incomes
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■ 2014 -2021 Regional Housing Needs
Assessment
5 units (reduced due to recession)
1,914 units in previous RHNA
• Growing senior population -19% of population
• so affordability covenants (376 units)
7 covenants
set
to
expire
153 units at -risk
of
conversion
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Maintain most existing programs- have proven
effective
Most effective has been inclusionary housing
policy
Only a few changes are identified as necessary
Completed programs have been eliminated or
revised
dousing Program
4ccomnlishments
■ User - friendly Sites Inventory identifying housing
opportunity sites
■ Residential Overlay in Airport Area (eliminates
constraints to affordable housing)
Collected x656,142 in in -lieu housing fees
Contributed $140,000 to preservation of 100
extremely low and very low- income units at
Seaview Lutheran Apartments
Support of special needs populations though CDBG
dousing Program
4ccomnlishments
6 senior accessory dwelling units
Adopted Density Bonus Ordinance
Adopted Inclusionary Housing Ordinance and
established a set in -lieu fee
F Housing production low due to economy;
however, City approved fourAffordable
Housing Implementation Plans (AHIPS)
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Housing Developments
■ Santa Barbara Condos (79 units)
In -Lieu Fee Payment $1.7 million
North Newport Center (524 units)
52 Very Low, 79 Low, or 105 Mod off -site rental units
Banning Ranch (1375 units)
15% Very Low, Low, or Mod (for -sale and /or rentals)
50% on -site, 50% various options
Uptown Newport (922 units + 322 density bonus units)
■ 11% Very Low (102 du) or 2o% Low rental unit (185 du): or
■ 40% Mod For -Sale Wo du)
First phase: 2014/2015
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■ Housing Program 1.1.2: Investigate the use of grants or
loans to fund rehabilitation program, if a significant need
is identified, to encourage preservation of existing
housing stock.
Housing Program 1.1.4: Promoting the Residential
Building Records Program to reduce and prevent
residential violations.
■ Housing Program 5.1.7 (new): Promoting senior citizen
independence through supporting housing services
related to in -home care, meal programs, counseling, and
maintenance of the Oasis Senior Center and its programs
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Revised Housing Programs
Housing Program 4.1.1 and 4.1.4: Revised to
include promotion of availability of Affordable
Housing Fund as a funding source for
preservation of at -risk housing.
Housing Program 5.1.3: Revised to include
promotion and facilitation of the development
of senior accessory dwelling units.
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■ Gather comments and refine draft
■ Submittal of Housing Element to HC
May 2013
HCD Review -6o days
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Planning Commission and City Council Hearings for
adoption- August and September 2013
Submittal of Adopted Housing Element to HCD-
October 2013
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For more information contact:
Jaime Murillo Melinda Whelan
949 - 644 -3209 949 -644 -3221
jmurilloQa newportbeachca.gov mwhelan@newportbeachca.gov
www.newportbeachca.gov www.newportbeachca.gov
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Affordability
Newport
Beach
Extremely Low $281900
( <30% MFI)
Very Low $48,150
( <50% MFI)
Low (51 -80% MFI) $77,050
Moderate
(81 -3.20% MFI)
$102,350
$722.50 $86,700
Affordable /Assisted
$11203.75 $144,450 Rental Housing Units
$1,926.25 $231,150 Affordable /Assisted
Rental Housing Units
*Limited Market Rate
Rentals Opportunities
$2,558.75 $307,050 Market Rate Rentals
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