A portion of this plan relaxes the restrictions on granny flats and simplifies the procedure for developing middle- and low-income housing on city-owned land.
Mayor Todd Gloria of San Diego signed the first section of the “Homes for All of Us” program today in an effort to make it simpler to develop new homes in the city and help with the housing issue.
“This is a significant development in San Diego’s reaction to the housing-
crisis of affordability,” Gloria added “The adoption of this ordinance opens the door for
collaboration between the city and home builders to build additional homes in San
Diegans are able to pay it and can prevent the homelessness catastrophe from
become worse.
The first section of the ordinance’s changes, which received approval from the City Council’s decision on February 8 to permit the division of a single-family land. Dividing one property into two, removing the restrictions on granny flats and other additional structures simplifying the process of developing inexpensive and middle-class putting rental units on city-owned land and promoting affordable housing in areas where there is little to no such housing.
Councilman Joe LaCava and President of the City Council Sean Elo-Rivera
accompanied the mayor to the signing on Monday morning at City Hall.
“Humans have a right to housing, and “Homes for All of Us” will provide more.
homes the people of San Diego can afford,” Elo-Rivera said. `”Equally
Importantly, these new guidelines will allow more families to experience
the advantages of residing in high-opportunity areas.
A second Housing Action Plan, according to Gloria, will be presented to the
later this year at council.
“It is crucial to provide housing at rates San Diegans can afford.
and challenging,” LaCava remarked “More is provided through the Housing Action Plan.
tools to give more San Diegans access to housing. destroying silos by
By allowing additional housing to be built on city-owned land and in employment hubs, we can speed up development and provide more communities with more affordable and sustainable housing.
The package also include an Employee Housing Incentive.
To guarantee that families of all sizes have housing options, a program, a housing accessibility program, and incentives for multifamily housing developments to build homes with three or more bedrooms are all in place.
“As the head of the Land Use and Housing Committee of the City Council, I
the provision of housing opportunities for all our employees a top priority.
Vivian Moreno, a councilwoman, stated, “Residents.”
We need to consider how and where our future generations will live, she told CBS 8. “In my perspective, the solution out of this housing bottleneck is to develop, and build more.”
Since low-income San Diegans are priced out of the housing market, the “Homes for All of Us” housing package includes crucial changes to our city’s regulations that will enable more housing to be created for people of all income levels.
“As struggling San Diegans are priced out of the housing market, the ‘Homes For All of Us’ housing package incorporates crucial improvements to our municipal rules that will allow more housing to be created for individuals of all income levels,” says the housing package’s website.
“This is crucial because we must guarantee that people accept
among them are librarians, teachers, nurses, firefighters, police officers, and many others.
have access to housing in every neighborhood in our city, “Moreover, she said.
