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z Exempt, does not exceed allowable General Plan density. <br />Anticipated Projects <br />Project <br />Current HOO In -lieu <br />Proposed HOO <br />Difference <br />Fee Estimate <br />In -lieu Fee Estimate <br />$12,935,010 <br />$4,311,670 <br />Warner Redhill' <br />[$15 Sq. Ft.] <br />[$5 Sq. Ft.] <br />$g,623,340 <br />$7,107,750 <br />$2,369,250 <br />Central Pointe <br />[$15 Sq. Ft.] <br />[$5 Sq. Ft.] <br />$4,738,500 <br />$2,657,205 <br />$885,735 <br />2700 N Main <br />[$15 Sq. Ft.] <br />[$5 Sq. Ft.] <br />$1,771,470 <br />3rd and Broadway <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />TOTAL <br />$22,669,965 <br />$7,566,655 <br />$15,133,310 <br />z Exempt, does not exceed allowable General Plan density. <br />' Pending General Plan changes would likely exempt the project. <br />Gutting Affordable Housing in a Rent Burdened City <br />Santa Ana systemically suffers from rent burden, which in turn adds to the severity of the City <br />Council wanting to dismantle HOO. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development <br />defines a household as rent burdened when the household pays more than 30% of its income for <br />housing. According to American Community Survey data, Santa Ana's rent burden has increased <br />from 33.3% to 36.5% between 2010-2018. Some parts of Santa Ana cross the threshold to severe <br />rent burdened, where households pay more than 50% of their income to rent. Refer to the map <br />below to see the rent burden in Santa Ana. <br />