Planning director reports progress on RHNA and zoning‑code update
City staff reported that 858 of the 2,557 RHNA units required by 2029 are entitled or permitted so far and previewed zoning‑code changes to focus growth along commercial corridors; staff said the city will continue public engagement on development standards and transitions between zones.
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At the end of the Jan. 26 meeting the planning director reported progress on the city's Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA): the city has entitled or permitted 858 of the 2,557 units required for the current RHNA cycle, with additional projects in the pipeline.
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