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Rent, affordable homes, zoning, and decisions that shape where people can live.
Commission will recommend the City Council submit the draft Prohousing Designation Program application to the California Department of Housing and Community Development.
Commission will recommend the Permanent Local Housing Allocation Five-Year Plan to the City Council for adoption.
Council will receive a presentation on policy options for regulating food trucks on private property.
Receive a presentation on the city’s single‑family regulations and building permit requirements.
Recommend supporting Proposition 1 (Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond) and Proposition 37 (Middle‑Class Homeownership Act).
Council will adopt a resolution approving an alternative compliance method for the Below Market Rate Housing Program.
Adopt amendments to Title 27 of the Municipal Code to establish four new high‑density zoning districts consistent with General Plan 2040.
Adopt a resolution to appropriate $1 million from Low‑ and Moderate‑Income Housing Asset Funds, $3 million from Commercial Linkage Fee Funds, and $1 million from General Fund Housing Set‑Aside Funds into the Pro‑Housing Reserve Account.
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.
Commission members will discuss the Housing Fund and provide feedback for the upcoming City Council study session on a Housing Division funding strategy.
Commissioners and staff will present the Consolidated Annual Progress and Evaluation Report for the 2025-26 CDBG program.
The Council will adopt a resolution approving the site‑plan, architectural review, and parcel map for a new eight‑story building with 94 residential units and ground‑floor commercial space.
A resolution will be considered to approve the site plan, architectural review, development application, and vesting tentative parcel map for a new 222‑unit residential project at 3000 and 3155 Clearview Way.
The council will adopt a resolution setting 2026 maximum rental rates and sales prices for affordable housing under the Below Market Rate program.
Council will approve an agreement with Samaritan House to continue administering the Emergency Rental Assistance Program for FY 2026‑27, funding $220,000.
Council will vote on a resolution to deny the appeal and keep the Planning Commission’s approval of the six‑story, 181‑unit multifamily project at 715/723 North San Mateo Drive.
Council will hear an introduction of an ordinance to create four new high‑density mixed‑use and multi‑family districts.
The commission will consider an ordinance adding a High-Density Multiple-Family Residential district and two mixed-use districts (MU3 and MU4) and making minor code updates.
The commission will hear a proposed ordinance to amend Chapter 27 of the Municipal Code and create four new zoning districts, including R6 High-Density Multiple-Family Residential.
Commission staff will recommend adopting a Vesting Tentative Map that covers 640‑690 Concar Dr., 1855 S. Delaware St., and 1820 S. Grant St. for a new commercial/residential development. The project is being classified as exempt from CEQA under Public Resources Code Section 21080.66.
Council will adopt a resolution to approve the site plan and architectural review for a new 232‑unit multifamily building at 220 W. 20th Avenue.
Council approved the site plan and architectural review for a new 232‑unit multi‑family residential building at 220 W. 20th Avenue, finding the project exempt from CEQA under AB 130.
