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<br />ummarv of Dwelling D1ts as 0 anuarv <br />Type of Units Number of Units <br />Existing Dwelling Units 25,459 <br />Dwelling Units Under Construction 428 <br />Approved Dwelling Units Not Yet Built 559 <br />Remaining Unit Potential Under the 1996 GP 871 <br />Total Units at General Plan Build-Out 27,317 <br />Units allowed Under the Cap 29,000 <br />Remaining Capacity 1,683 <br /> <br />S <br /> <br />U. <br /> <br />fJ <br /> <br />2005 <br /> <br />As a means of reducing the almost unlimited options on how to view the 690 apartment and villa <br />style units, staff has provided the following options. Following a description of each option is a <br />discussion of the reasoning behind the option and reference to any source documentation if <br />appropriate. <br /> <br />OPTIONS FOR CONSIDERATION <br /> <br />Option 1: Count all 690 units as residential units toward the housing cap. This option is <br />based on the fact that all the units, with the exception of the assisted/skilled skilled nursing <br />units, would most likely meet the U.S. Census definition ofa living unit which is: <br /> <br />A house, an apartment, a mobile home or trailer, a group of rooms, or a single room <br />occupied as separate living quarters, or if vacant, intended for occupancy as separate <br />living quarters. Separate living quarters are those in which the occupants live separately <br />from any other individuals in the building and which have direct access from outside the <br />building or through a common hall. <br /> <br />The 690 apartment style and attached home style units meet this definition in that they each have <br />separate living, bathing and cooking facilities, and therefore would support independent living. <br />Further, these units could be counted as meeting the ABAG Regional Housing Need. <br /> <br />Option 2: Count 240 of the 690 units as residential units toward the cap, based on impact as <br />compared to typical independent living units. This option looks at impact/operational <br />differences between the 690 CCRC units and typical multi-family units in an attempt to identify <br />factors that would highlight the differences. While there are many possible options available, <br />below are a few that are most applicable and a "formula" that can be used to highlight residential <br />units. <br /> <br />SR 06:034 <br />Page 6 of8 <br />