Reach Codes, Current Housing Report, Waste Pickup Performance, Police Calls Evaluation
The Piedmont City Council starting at 6:30 pm will consider the following at their Monday, September 19, 2022 meeting. Full staff reports are linked below the various noted items.
- AMENDMENT TO BUILDING AND CITY CODE TO EXPAND PIEDMONT’S REACH CODES – https://piedmont.hosted.civiclive.com/common/pages/DisplayFile.aspx?itemId=18933092
- EVALUATION OF CALLS TO THE PIEDMONT POLICE DEPARTMENT .https://piedmont.hosted.civiclive.com/common/pages/DisplayFile.aspx?itemId=18933094
- REPUBLIC SERVICE WASTE PICKUP PERFORMANCE REVIEW https://piedmont.hosted.civiclive.com/common/pages/DisplayFile.aspx?itemId=18933096
- HOUSING ELEMENT RESULTS TOWARDS CURRENT GOALS https://piedmont.hosted.civiclive.com/common/pages/DisplayFile.aspx?itemId=18933090
“In 2021, six small accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in Piedmont that received final building permit inspection would likely have rents affordable to residents earning low-income wages. Three ADUs finaled in Piedmont would likely have rents affordable to moderate income residents. Three new ADUs are so small (336 s.f. or less) that they would likely rent at rates affordable to households earning very low incomes, and another two ADUs (337 s.f. and 901 s.f.) were approved under prior City ordinances and have restrictions limiting occupants’ incomes and rents to very low rates for a period of 10 years. Finally, two new ADUs would likely rent at rates above moderate income due to their size and number of bedrooms. There were no single-family residences completed in Piedmont in 2021. For addresses, sizes, and numbers of bedrooms, see the list of completed ADUs for 2021 below. See full staff report linked above.
“During the calendar year 2021 the City of Piedmont gave final inspection approval to building permits for 16 new accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in 2021. In addition to the 16 that received final inspection approval, the City of Piedmont issued building permits for 23 new ADUs. Zero (0) building permits were issued for new single-family homes, bringing the total number of building permits issued during the 2015-2023 term up to 96 permits. The City’s issuance of building permits for new housing units exceeds the overall goal set by the State of California in the RHNA for the 5th Cycle Housing Element by 36 housing units. However, production of very low-income units has lagged, resulting in a total since 2015 of 18 building permits for very low income units, where the RHNA goal is 24. The following staff report provides background and analysis on the annual progress report.” Staff report.
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