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Board adopts amendment to inclusionary housing ordinance 4‑1 after second reading
Summary
After a second reading, the Board adopted an amendment to County Code Chapter 46A (inclusionary housing) on a 4‑1 vote; Supervisor Nelson voted no. Staff had recommended the ordinance update and the matter drew brief roll‑call voting recorded in the minutes.
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At its March 11 meeting the Board of Supervisors completed a second reading and adopted an amendment to County Code Chapter 46A concerning inclusionary housing.
The item was introduced by the Community Services Department and staff recommended adopting the ordinance changes to update the county’s inclusionary housing requirements. Supervisor Hartman moved staff’s recommendation and the board took a roll‑call vote. The motion passed 4 to 1; Supervisor Nelson recorded a no vote.
Staff said the update is part of the county’s ongoing housing‑element and affordability work that also includes rezones, ADU updates, preapproved ADU plans and a workforce‑preference ordinance under development. The board did not reopen substantial debate on the ordinance at this meeting; the action completed the second reading and adoption.
Ending: The ordinance will be codified and staff will proceed with implementation steps described in the staff report. No further board action was taken at the meeting.
