Submit draft housing plan to state for review
In Plain English
Richmond must update its housing plan every 8 years to show how it will accommodate new homes for all income levels. The Planning Commission reviewed the city's draft plan and recommended approval. If approved, the city sends the plan to state housing officials who will check whether it meets legal requirements.
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Votes
Continue public hearing to May 17, 2005
Submit Housing Element with changes including comments from McLaughlin and Landshoff, Point Richmond Neighborhood Council paragraph, Faith Works investigation, and Ahwanee Principles
3 to 4
Approve staff recommendation
3 to 3
Accept Housing Element as submitted by staff and add three amendments from McLaughlin motion but exclude Faith Works letter
3 to 5
Submit Housing Element document as recommended by staff
6 to 2
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