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87 single-family homes and a 30 -unit affordable residential community for individuals with special needs. Sunflower Hill complete and fully occupied; Irby Ranch is near completion for all homes. ■ Austin/Meadowlark — 3549 Old Foothill Road. 8 detached single-family homes. Under Construction (grading); building permits have been issued for homes. Pending Review • Spotorno Project — 1000 Minnie Street (Happy Valley Specific Plan Area) 22 detached single-family homes each with Accessory Dwelling Units. CEQA underway; hearings expected Fall 2021. • Lester/Hidden Canyon Project — 11021 and 11033 Dublin Canyon Road 33 detached single-family homes (2 existing homes on site). Under Review • Stoneridge Mall Residential Project —1008 and 1700 Stoneridge Mall Road. 486 multi -family apartment units. Revised Application Expected Fall 2021. Other Entitled Praiects In addition to the above -listed projects, the 305 -unit Rosewood Commons project (at 4400- 4460 Rosewood Drive), was approved and entitled in 2013, but has not yet been constructed. The project was recently marketed for sale by its existing owners, and there has been considerable interest in the property, suggesting that if sold to a qualified buyer, the project may move forward with construction in the relatively near term. 2020-2021 Building Permit Numbers In 2020, building permits were issued for 55 new residential housing units, all single-family homes except for a number of ADUs. They included: • 28 units in Irby Ranch • 6 in Ponderosa/Valley Trails • 11 Miscellaneous New Single Family Homes • 10 Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) The 59 new residential building permits issued in 2019 reflects a decrease from the 127 permits issued in 2019, and 98 in 2018, as existing entitled projects have built out and no new entitlements for larger subdivisions have been approved in the past several years. To date in 2021, 24 permits have been issued for new single-family residential units and 14 for ADUs, suggesting the year-end total may end up similar to, or slightly below, the 2020 totals. Although the pace of new residential units coming on-line has slowed overall, 2021 has seen a complete recovery in building permit activity (of all types) from the significant dip that occurred in early 2020 due to COVID. The volume of permits issued in the first two quarters of 2021 was close to double that received by the same point in 2020; a similar monthly volume is being seen through the 3rd Quarter of 2021, a trend that is expected to continue through the remainder of the year.