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Sacramento County Housing Element 2013–2021 D13. The County shall work with local growers, the Farm Bureau, the Agricultural Commissioner and other stakeholders to periodically review the housing needs of farm workers and propose actions to address those needs. Examples of actions that could be pursued are additional funding requests for farm worker housing projects, and programs and zoning changes to facilitate the construction of migrant farm worker housing. (Existing Program HE33(c)) Implements Which Policy(ies): HE 4.1.7, HE 4.1.8 Responsible Department: Community Development – Planning & Environmental Review Division Funding: County General Fund Objective: Biennially review housing needs of farm workers starting in July 2013. Target Date: Ongoing, 2013-2021 D14. The County through the Planning and Environmental Review Division will amend its Zoning Code to list farm labor camps in the use tables. Farm labor camps that have 36 or fewer beds or 12 or fewer units will be allowed in the General Agricultural zones without a use permit. Larger farm labor camps will require use permits. This is consistent with State Health and Safety Code Section 17021.6. (New Program) Implements Which Policy(ies): HE 4.1.8 Responsible Department: Community Development – Planning & Environmental Review Division Funding: County General Fund Objective: List farm labor camps in the Zoning Code use tables and allow smaller camps without a use permit. Target Date: June 2015 D15. The County will maintain an adequate supply of land where homeless shelters are allowed by right and where public services, infrastructure and facilities are available to facilitate the development. Homeless shelters are allowed by right in the GC and M-1 zones and the County will continue to implement Zoning Code provisions that permit homeless shelters in these zones. (Combined Existing Programs HE-34(c) and (g)) Implements Which Policy(ies): HE 4.1.9 Responsible Department: Community Development – Planning & Environmental Review Division Funding: General Fund Objective: Maintain an adequate supply of land for homeless shelters. Continue to allow homeless shelters by right in the GC and M-1 zones subject to appropriate development, location (near transit) and operations standards. Target Date: Ongoing, 2013-2021 D16. The County will continue to implement Zoning Code provisions to permit Single Room Occupancy (SRO) residential units, subject to appropriate development standards and location requirements, in the RD-20, RD-25, RD-30, RD-40 and GC Zones. (Modification of Existing Program) Implements Which Policy(ies): HE 4.1.9 Responsible Department: Community Development - Planning & Environmental Review Division Funding: County General Fund Objective: Maintain an adequate supply of land for SROs. Continue to allow homeless shelters by right in the GC zone subject to development standards and location requirements. Target Date: Ongoing, 2013-2021 3-25 Housing Action Plan PC ATTACHMENT A Page 50 of 428
Sacramento County Housing Element 2008–2021 D17. Sacramento County will support Sacramento Steps Forward (SSF), which is a nonprofit agency formed in February 2011. As the lead agency for homeless issues, SSF will continue to implement the Ten Year Plan to End Homelessness and HUD required activities to ensure ongoing Federal funding to address homelessness. Also, the SSF will continue to fund community based organizations providing housing and services to the homeless. The County through the Department of Human Assistance will support and promote this funding. (Modification of Existing Program HE-34(a)) Implements Which Policy(ies): HE 4.1.9 Responsible Department: Sacramento Steps Forward, Human Assistance, SHRA Funding: CDBG, HOME, Emergency Solutions Grant Program, Runaway Youth Program, HUD McKinney Act Funding, HUD Shelter Plus Program, HUD Supplemental Assistance for Facilities to Assist the Homeless (SAFAH), State Emergency Shelter Program, State Transitional Housing Program-Plus State and Federal health care funding for the homeless, State and Federal alcohol and drug counseling services, employment services and literacy training programs. Objective: Develop affordable housing opportunities with supportive services for homeless persons in need; assist homeless men, women and children through the Continuum of Care to achieve independent living in permanent housing, ending their homelessness. Target Date: Ongoing, 2013-2021 Note: The Ten Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness focuses on long-term strategies that create exits from homelessness by moving the homeless into permanent housing and independent living. To achieve the long-term objective, the Consolidated Plan will provide for supportive health care, case management, life-skills management, education, job training, and other services to assist homeless individuals and families achieve independence in permanent housing. The Plan will also recognize different strategies and programs needed to address various homeless subgroups, such as women and children escaping domestic violence, homeless youth, seniors, working single adults, homeless veterans, individuals with substance abuse problems, persons with mental and other disabilities, and individuals with chronic illnesses. D18. The County through the Department of Human Assistance (DHA) will continue to support the following programs that assist homeless individuals and families. The Mather Community Campus which provides transitional housing, job training and employment counseling to help homeless homeless people gain employment and long-term independence. Services are currently provided through contract with Volunteers of America. DHA administers funding sources and makes referrals. (Existing Program HE-34(b)) The Laverne Adolfo Housing Programs for Former Foster Youth is a collaborative effort by local agencies and individuals to help young people emancipate from foster care. The program provides housing choices and services including counseling in life skills, legal consultation, as well as providing money for emergencies and expenses. DHA administers funding sources and makes referrals. (Existing Program HE-34(d)) The Winter Shelter Program which provides emergency overnight shelter for the County’s homeless when other shelters are filled during the cold winter months. Nonprofit organizations operate the housing contracts for the County Department of Human Assistance. (Existing Program HE-34(e)) Implements Which Policy(ies): HE 4.1.9 Responsible Department: Human Assistance Housing Action Plan 3-26 PC ATTACHMENT A Page 51 of 428
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