General Plan - Moreno Valley

CHAPTER 8 – HOUSINGMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANFootnotes for Table 8-201 Units are calculated at 80% of the total density capacity and reflect historical development patterns in the city.2Office (O) and Office Commercial (OC) allow the development of senior housing at 15 units per acre. However, asenior development affordable to very low-income households can receive a 100% density bonus to 30 units peracre. The above unit number assumes that 1% of the land in the city zoned O and OC has the potential to bedeveloped as housing for very low-income seniors.3 Village Office Residential (VOR) allows multi-family residential and office in the Sunnymead Village Plan. Based onGeneral Plan traffic study assumptions, there is potential for the development of housing units at 50% of the densityallowed in this zone.4Village Commercial Residential (VCR) allows multi-family residential and commercial in the Sunnymead VillagePlan. Based on General Plan traffic study assumptions, there is potential for the development of housing units at50% of the density allowed in this zone.5Village Residential (VR) allows multi-family units in the Sunnymead Village Plan. It is anticipated that units in theVillage at Sunnymead will be built to the typical historical development pattern within the City.6 Portion of Agency owned land that could be developed as very low-income housing.* Denotes adjacent parcels that could be assembled for development.Inventory is current as of 2/06. Note that parcels not in the RDA have been included in this table and that someparcels previously included have been developed, thus they were removed from this most current inventory.Page 8-36 July 11, 2006