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EXHIBIT A Proposed Code Amendment, Redline Title 18 (List of Chapters), Chapter 18.08 (Definitions), Chapter 18.24 (Districts Generally), Chapter 18.28 (A Agricultural District), Chapter 18.32 (R-1 One-Family Residential District), Chapter 18.36 (RM Multi-Family Residential Districts), Chapter 18.44 (C Commercial Districts), Chapter 18.76 (H- P-D Hillside Planned Development District), New Chapter 18.82 (SF Service Facilities Overlay District), Chapter 18.88 (Off Street Parking Facilities), New Chapter 18.107 (Supportive Housing and Transitional Housing) 5. Concentration of use. The proposed shelter must be more than 300 feet from any other homeless shelter. 6. Exterior and interior client areas and facilities. The following facilities are required: a. A waiting and client intake area of not less than 10 square feet per bed; b. A lockable storage facility for each resident; c. Separate toilets and bathing facilities for men and women, unless shelter is limited to only one sex; d. Central kitchen and dining room; The development may provide one or more of the following specific common facilities for the exclusive use of residents and staff: e. Recreation room; f. Counseling center; q. Childcare facilities; h. Other support services; i. Administrative office for staff j. If outdoor designated smoking area is provided it must be compliant with city smoking regulations pursuant to Chapter 9.24 and not visible from a public street. k. Outdoor activity areas, provided they are separate from any designated smoking area and not visible from a public street. 7. Trash and recycling storage area. All trash and refuse shall be contained completely within a trash enclosure and screened from view. The trash enclosure shall be sized to accommodate both trash and recycling containers. 8. Provision of on-site management and security. On-site management and on-site security shall be provided during the hours when the homeless shelter is in operation. The operator shall provide to the City (on an ongoing basis) a name and 24-hour contact telephone number for the person responsible for the facility. 9. Noise. The use shall be conducted in compliance with the city noise regulations pursuant to Chapter 9.04. 10. Lighting. For security purposes the use shall comply with the minimum lighting requirements for commercial buildings as provided in Chapter 20.36, and to the provisions of subsection 18.44.080(D). 11. Homeless shelter management plan. The operator of a homeless shelter shall prepare a management plan that includes, as applicable, the following: staff training to meet the needs of shelter residents; community outreach; adequate security measures to protect shelter residents and surrounding uses; services provided to assist residents with obtaining permanent shelter and income; active participation with the Alameda County Continuum of Care or equivalent; and screening of residents to ensure compatibility with services provided at or through the shelter. Page 9 of 15