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Inclusionary Housing
Inclusionary Housing Policy (RDA Areas)
San José’s Inclusionary Policy, implementing Health and Safety Code Section 33413, applies to all new housing projects with 11 or more units built within a Redevelopment Project Area in the City of San José.
The Policy explains current implementation of the Palmer case.
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Inclusionary Housing Ordinance (Citywide)
San José’s Citywide Inclusionary Housing Ordinance was approved in January 2010 and requires developers to include a proportion of affordable units in their properties. Once it takes effect (see Operative Date below), the Ordinance will apply to all new and substantially-rehabilitated housing projects with 20 or more units built within the City of San José’s municipal boundaries, including redevelopment project areas.
Operative Date: The Citywide Inclusionary Housing Ordinance will become operative at the earlier of: 1) six months after the City issues 2,500 residential building permits, of which half must be issued for units located outside of the North San José Development Policy Area, within a twelve month consecutive period, or 2) January 1, 2013. (See monthly permit information below)
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For more information about the Citywide Ordinance or the RDA Areas Policy, please contact Brandi Hoffman-Ooka at 408.535.8232 (Brandi.Hoffman-Ooka@sanjoseca.gov) or Kristen Clements at 408.535.8236 (Kristen.Clements@sanjoseca.gov).
Ongoing Compliance of Inclusionary Rental Housing Projects
Multifamily rental projects with long-term affordability restrictions to effectuate their Inclusionary Housing obligations must continue to monitor the incomes of their residents in below-market units. Please refer to this page for more information on monitoring and for compliance forms.
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