General Plan Policy Document (Adopted 7-11 ... - City of Wheatland

HOUSING, Chapter 4TABLE 4.3QUANTIFIED OBJECTIVES:JANUARY 1, 2000 TO JUNE 30, 2007 HousingNeeds(1)HousingNewNeeds:Total Progressto Construction ConservationRHNP Date:2000 NetAllocationto Objectivefrom andIncome Allocation through beMet:May2004 Implementation RehabilitationCategory 20002007 4/30/2004(2) June2007 Programs (3)VeryLow 164 0 164 0 Low 133 0 133 0 Combined 297 0 297 0 10LowandVeryLowModerate 139 0 139 0 0Subtotal 436 0 436 0 0AffordableUnitsAbove 266 384 0 0ModerateTotal 702 384 436 0 10Sources:CityofWheatland,Mintier&Associates,andVWANotes:(1)SeeTable4.1.(2)BuildingpermitsissuedfromJanuary2000throughApril30,2004fromTable4.1.(3)SeeTable4.2As shown in Table 4.3, after accounting for new units constructedand under construction from January 2000 through April 2004,Wheatland has a remaining need for 436 housing units, including164 very-low income units, 133 low-income units, and 139moderate-income units, for a total of 436 affordable units.Wheatland’s quantified objectives for the remaining HousingElement Time Frame May 1, 2004 - June 30, 2007) are 5 rehabilitatedand 5 conserved affordable units.SECTION IV:PUBLICPARTICIPATIONThis Housing Element reflects input from a wide variety of sources.The primary mechanism to gather public input for the HousingElement was a series of forums, workshops, and hearings.The following meetings were held for the Housing ElementUpdate. These were workshops conducted to elicit comments fromthe public regarding housing needs and programs and to help theCity identify its housing needs and to identify an effective packageof regulatory, incentive, and financing programs to meetWheatland General Plan Policy Document, Part II 4-16July 11, 2006