2005 General Plan - City Of Ventura

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C H A P T E R 3Policy 2.11 Evaluate adoption of aninclusionary housing ordinance asa means of integrating affordableunits within new residentialdevelopment: 1) Requireaffordable units to be provided onor off-site, with allowance forpayment of an in-lieu fee at thediscretion of the City; 2) Evaluatethe financial impact of inclusionaryrequirements on development, andassess incentive-based alternativestrategies for provision ofaffordable housing.Policy 2.12Facilitate the provision of secondunits as a means of providingaffordable rental housing inexisting neighborhoods. Ensurecompatibility with the primary unitand surrounding neighborhood.Policy 2.13 Encourage the production ofhousing that meets the needs of alleconomic segments, includinglower, moderate, and abovemoderate-income households, toachieve a balanced community.Policy 2.14 Promote and facilitate nontraditionalhousing types andoptions, including co-housing,assisted living facilities, live-workspaces, and artist lofts.Policy 2.15 Direct City-controlled housingfunds towards programs thataddress the needs of very lowandlow-income households.Policy 2.16 Prioritize affordable housingopportunities and assistance forpublic service employees.Policy 2.17 Annually monitor the City’sprogress in meeting its housingneeds for all income levels.Goal 3Provide adequate housing sites throughappropriate land use and zoning designationsto accommodate the City’s share of theregional housing needs.Policy 3.1Policy 3.2Maintain an up-to-date inventory ofvacant and underutilized parcelsand provide to interesteddevelopers in conjunction withinformation on availabledevelopment incentives. Withinredevelopment project areas,provide assistance in landassembly in support of affordablehousing.Implement smart growth principlesby rewarding quality infill projectsthat utilize existing infrastructure.2005 Ventura General Plan3-30August 8, 2005
O U R W E L L P L A N N E D A N D D E S I G N E D C O M M U N I T YPolicy 3.3Policy 3.4Encourage efficient utilization ofthe City’s limited land resources byencouraging development at theupper end of the permitted ZoningCode/Comprehensive Plandensity.Utilize the Urban Infill OverlayZone and Downtown Specific Planas a tool to facilitate higher densityresidential and mixed-usedevelopment.Policy 3.9(horizontal mixed-use) andhousing above ground floorcommercial uses (vertical mixeduse).Promote higher density housing aspart of mixed-use developmentsalong parts of ThompsonBoulevard and Main Street inMidtown Ventura, as well as otherareas such as Westside,Downtown and East Ventura.Policy 3.5 Explore residential reuseopportunities on obsoletecommercial properties, such asolder motels and underutilizedhistoric structures.Policy 3.6Policy 3.7Pursue use of publicly owned land,such as public parking lots, fordevelopment of affordablehousing.Identify opportunities for housingdevelopment that achieves othercommunity goals such asneighborhood improvement,recreation opportunities, and thepreservation of sensitive lands andneighborhood character.Policy 3.8 Facilitate the development ofmixed-use projects in appropriatecommercial areas, including standaloneresidential developmentsPolicy 3.10Policy 3.11Goal 4Promote mixed-use developmentson the Westside of Ventura.Ensure that the updated Land UseElement designates adequatesites for housing for executives toenhance the City’s ability to attractbusinesses with higher payingjobs.Mitigate or remove any potentialgovernmental constraints to housingproduction and affordability.Policy 4.1Provide regulatory and/or financialincentives, where appropriate, tooffset or reduce the costs ofaffordable housing development,including density bonuses andflexibility in site developmentstandards.Ventura General PlanAugust 8, 2005 3-31
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