Rent Stabilization BoardEast Palo Alto
Review Rent Stabilization Program Monthly Reports
Staff will present the May 2026 Rent Stabilization Program report.
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Staff will present the May 2026 Rent Stabilization Program report.
A public hearing is being held to consider the Sahara Mobile Village project at 191 E. El Camino Real.
Council will receive an update on the status of the city’s housing funds.
Adopt the 2025‑26 Consolidated Annual Progress and Evaluation Report for the Community Development Block Grant.
The council will introduce an ordinance amending Title 27 of the zoning code to create four new high‑density districts.
Council will review the tentative council calendar and the Housing Element implementation schedule.
Staff report reviews a citizen‑initiated proposal and its possible effects on local zoning.
Council will solicit public feedback on the draft Below Market Rate for‑sale and rental housing guidelines.
Staff presented draft guidelines for below‑market‑rate for‑sale housing.
Committee will discuss and vote on updates to the fence ordinance linked to the Housing Element design standards.
The committee will review the 8/14 field‑trip report for 14230 Wild Plum Ln (pool, sports court, landscaping).
The City Council is reviewing a tax‑exempt bond proposal to fund multi‑family housing at 87 East Evelyn Avenue.
The council will consider tax-exempt bond financing for a multi-family housing project at 96 West El Camino Real.
The council will accept and appropriate PLHA funds to support affordable housing projects and programs.
Planning staff presented a request for a site development permit to build a 4,584‑sq‑ft single‑family home, an attached 793‑sq‑ft ADU, and a 999‑sq‑ft SB‑9 unit on La Barranca Road.
The Planning Commission approved a site development permit to replace the existing house with a new two‑story home, garage, pool, and related improvements at 26790 Taaffe Road.
The applicant withdrew the request for a site development permit and a variance for 2769 Dianne Drive.
The Commission will discuss staff recommendations on the Housing Element.
The Planning Commission approved a site development permit to demolish an existing 5,869‑sq‑ft two‑story home and build a new 6,257‑sq‑ft two‑story residence with a garage, pool, and other improvements.
The commission will consider a site development permit and a variance for 12769 Dianne Drive.
The Planning Commission approved a site development permit for a 1,037‑sq‑ft addition to the home at 14210 Berry Hill Court, increasing total floor area to 5,672 sq ft.
Staff presented a draft ordinance that would add a density bonus for extremely low‑income housing projects.
The Planning Commission will hold a study session on implementing SB 450.
The commission will review the current lot‑split provisions in Title 9.